Canon EOS R100 Mirrorless Camera, Bundle with Extra Battery, 128GB Memory Card, Dual Charger, Tripod & Software Kit

2025-08-20T20:00:00

I have been using this model for about six months shooting product photos in a light box. It is easy to work with after getting used to it. I upgraded from a Panasonic Lumix because I wanted my image to match as closely as possible to what I see in the viewfinder; this camera does the job and is a godsend for eliminating so much post-production work for me. This model has an extraordinary number of features (sort of overwhelming) and I am just starting to use it to make my videos. One more thing: downloading via WiFi is a cinch even though I tried to make it difficult at first (my Panasonic WiFi connection never worked). Happy customer!

digital d.

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2025-08-15T20:00:00

i want to make sure the reviews are not taken down because someone cant read that its body only

bob72

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2025-07-11T20:00:00

I still use my "big" Canon cameras - my faithful older models - for situations where I may need a specific feature. But I purchased the complete two lens R100 kit for easier, faster packing and quick use during my travels. I have to say, this little go-to wonder excels at that. Best of all, it was priced at a really great value! I leave the camera out all the time: on a desktop or counter, for quick-grab shooting around the house. When I'm not using the kit lenses, I often adapt my Canon EF, EF-S, optics and my various film era lenses as well for fun and slower-paced "contemplative" photography. I am thankful Canon understands that the "right" camera can mean many things to many people. My R100 has all the built-in features I need and more for my purposes. After all, it's not the size of the camera in the shoot; it's the size of the shoot in the camera.

Spiffus

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2025-06-07T20:00:00

I bought this camera a month ago and it was not delivered, and still no refund . I had to call them myself for a claim to be filled ,they never sent me emails or anything to update me in that regards ,I'm very disappointed

Ell

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2025-05-11T09:13:31

I was not prepared for the size of the camera. I have Rebel T6i that I was using as pretext with regard to size. The screen does not swing out away from the camera. So I had to buy an external monitor and AC adapter for the monitor

JEFFRY K.

2025-04-29T20:00:00

I'd been taking a friend out and letting her shoot my Rebel T6 and my EOS R7, and I decided that it was time she had her own camera. A lot of reviews criticize the lack of features vs. the R50 and R10, but the simplicity makes it a perfect beginner camera. Having less to learn about the camera leaves her more time and energy to develop her photography skills. I became a photographer with my Rebel, and this is truly the mirrorless Rebel. She loves it.

Andrew B.

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2025-04-01T20:00:00

Very happy with the quality and performance of my canon products

R M.

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2025-02-11T13:51:56

I'm just getting into photography. After doing some research I decided on the R100. The ordering process was easy and quick. The camera is just what I expected. It's easy to learn the settings and what they do with this camera so I'm not only learning about the camera itself but also about photography in general. It's perfect for me !

RICHARD P.

2025-02-04T19:00:00

Buying a refurbished product through Canon is the way to go! You get a product that works like new and at substantial savings. The EOS R100 is perfect for me. I did not want all the fancy bells and whistles that come with higher-end models but a simple-to-use camera that takes great photos. That is what I got with the EOS R100! This camera will allow me to learn and grow as I venture further into photography. I am more than happy with my purchase and would highly recommend this camera and buying it as a refurbished product through Canon!

BaxMan

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2025-02-04T04:34:08

First a word about your customer service and sales people. Awesome. Jeff Phillips has been a tremendous help. The camera is great. Lightweight and compact, easy to get set up and a good way to introduce myself to photography. My last camera was a Nikon 6006. About 25 years old now. Im not doing business anywhere worse.

RICHARD P.

2025-01-19T19:00:00

Light weight and sharp pictures for an inexpensive camera lens combination

Michael98

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2025-01-07T19:00:00

Great camera for the price. Sure, this camera isn't as advanced as other R models, but the price puts it at a point that it is attainable for people getting into photography and a good camera to learn on and build up Canon lenses, etc. In this case got it for my 13 year old son who is into birding and this is a definite step up from his previous camera. Now he is saving up for a zoom lens.

BJC4000

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2025-01-06T19:00:00

?? Nice camera for street photography and family outing. ??

Bob g.

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2025-01-01T06:39:44

Got this perfect little camera for my college aged daughter. She is so in love with it! Her fave part is how easy it has been to use, the screens are super clear with great info built into the settings. I have used cameras of all sorts throughout my life and this one is a gem. Thank you!

JENNIFER B.

2024-12-26T19:00:00

Excellent JOB, Costumer service kinda QUIET, but overall Replaced Defective Intentionally the

GOR

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2024-12-16T22:12:31

The best one out of all websites..got all accessories free for the same price..

MALLA Y.

2024-12-14T05:50:35

Nice little travel camera and lens. Not too bulky nor attention grabbing look, but good optics and Canon color science. Like it a lot.

DENNIS Y.

2024-12-09T19:00:00

Received a defective unit. Camera crashes when in video mode. Only remediation was to go through a month+ long exchange process. Insufficient quality control and remediation.

Daver1

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2024-12-08T19:00:00

There is no lens if you purchase this camera it is not complete very useless just want you to purchase more products

Samuel O.

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2024-12-02T19:00:00

Works great. Have taken a few hundred shots, all look great. Changing lenses is a snap

Joe M.

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2024-11-03T19:00:00

perfect compact camera. great value when purchasing refurbished.

Robert 1.

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2024-11-03T19:00:00

One star because it's a Christmas gift and it's one hundred dollars cheaper on Canon website.

RSC

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2024-10-10T20:00:00

Fun beginner camera. I've already got a lot of great sunset shots of a lake near my house and a waterfall at different speeds. With the lense it came with, closeups of people and nature have been the most impressive.

DBRAD

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2024-10-08T20:00:00

I use this for my railroad hobby, I love the results I get for documenting trains.

JJ S.

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2024-09-30T20:00:00

I just wish it had some way to protect the mode switch so that I can't accidentally turn it. I once had an EOS M5 and I really loved that camera. This camera produces images that are virtually identical to the M5 so it's kind of like having my M5 back.

Dudley C.

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2024-09-25T15:13:28

This camera is very easy to learn and use. I do recommend acquiring an a different lens for common use. Would recommend this camera for a photography beginner.

RANDALL B.

2024-09-19T20:00:00

I think it is a great stuff for its price (it was a deal of less then $500 for two lenses kit). If you read reviews you'll find a lot of criticism as it misses some features of more expensive (or even older) models, especially touch screen. But for me it isn't a problem, I feel comfortable with physical buttons. Fixed screen (instead of tilt or turnable) is also not a problem - even if you really need it to shoot in low/high angle and so on, you can just use a phone app. Kit lenses are not great (pretty dark) - but the same - just look at the price. Better lenses are pricier than the whole kit. So you just need to consider if you really need/want more expensive equipment. In general, for me it's good enough. Just a simple, a bit old-stylish camera which works and provides good photos

Andrii

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2024-09-19T20:00:00

Basically seems like a new camera with maybe one tiny finger smudge on the screen. Frankly, so far, this seems like an outstanding camera, despite already having a similar, older camera which has a sensor that's basically the same size. AF on the R100 is more accurate, layout of controls is more ergonomic than the X-A#, easier on the R100 to avoid shutting power on or off by accident, don't have to worry about touching the wrong part of the screen putting the camera into some bizarre unusable mode (I hate touch screen generally, wish phones had keyboards) and easier to avoid hitting the movie record button by accident. On the X-A#, I often just gave up and shot in Auto or programmed Auto because the UI was less intuitive; on the R100, it's way more natural to shoot in Aperture Priority by default, which makes me think about what I'm doing as I used to with my Canonet or Rebel 35mm cameras. And I do think the image processing on the R100 does a bit better with the information on the sensor-- seems less grainy and dithered when I pixel-peep low-light shots, though that's just a vague impression, I haven't set up a careful test. Feels more like shooting a film camera than the X-A5, though I'm sure the X-A5 will still get some use. Have not tested video yet.

Catalyst

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2024-09-19T20:00:00

Great camera for beginners, very easy to use and precise ??

Andresmr

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2024-09-16T20:00:00

I bought this for my 8th grade daughter. She wants to learn more about photography, and there is not anything else out there in this price range. It takes great photos, does very well at 6400 iso in low light, allows her to learn about depth of field and aperture settings and slow shutter settings for water falls. The focus is fast, and the camera body is quite small and light weight. Not having a touch screen is not a deal breaker, but it does give new photographers a bad first impression. The EVF is very good. I would have preferred that it had two control wheels instead of the one. You have to toggle back and forth to set the aperture and shutter speed in manual mode with the single control wheel. It has peaking for manual focus which is very useful. The HDR takes a burst of 3 photos and combines them to improve dynamic range. There are quite a few corners cut in terms of 4K video cropping, slow burst rates, small buffer size, one control wheel, no touch screen, and no articulating screen; however, for the target buyer (new photographers) it takes excellent pictures, is easy to use, and is a great photography learning tool.

M25

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