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Because 3.85mm is a fixed (prime) wide-angle lens, the camera cannot physically move closer to the subject. This is why the manufacturer added the 10x Digital Zoom (to compensate for the lack of optical reach).
Usually, a lens is written as "3.85mm f/2.8." The keyword lacks the f-stop number after the slash. However, in common shorthand, "f/3.85mm" sometimes refers to a fixed lens with a focal length of 3.85mm. Let’s break down what 3.85mm means. megapixel 10x digital zoom f 3.85mm manual