The Samsung ES80 is a budget compact camera from Samsung's ES range, documented in a shared manual with the closely related ES81 and dated to 2011. It was positioned as an affordable everyday camera rather than a specialist tool.
It carries a small CCD sensor in the low-to-mid teens megapixel class common to Samsung's ES-series of this period, with a modest optical zoom lens and a fixed rear LCD around 2.7 inches across 230,000 dots. Storage is via SD/SDHC cards, with basic scene and auto modes rather than manual exposure control, and stills save as standard JPEG files.
The ES80 sits in the same generation as the AA-battery ES73/ES74 pairing but leans toward Samsung's mainstream compact-battery tier, aimed at users wanting a simple point-and-shoot without touch control or Wi-Fi.
It appears frequently in used job-lots and charity-shop bins rather than as a collector's target. Check the memory card door and battery latch for cracked plastic, and confirm the lens and flash still work.