The Voigtländer Vito B is a 35mm viewfinder camera introduced in the mid-1950s as part of the Vito series. It was positioned as a compact, fixed-lens consumer 35mm camera with a coupled film advance and leaf shutter, sitting below the rangefinder-equipped Vitessa and Vito III in the range.

Hammer prices for the Vito B at recent UK auction have ranged from around £38 to £300, with most examples settling near the £40 mark and only exceptional or boxed cameras pushing into the higher end. Today in 2026 a typical user-grade Vito B sells for well under £50 at saleroom level, so the price a collector pays at a dealer will usually be higher once commission and margin are added. The headline figure of what one is worth is therefore highly condition-sensitive, and the value of a tatty example is modest.