Canon EOS R10 Mirrorless Camera with 18-150mm Lens and Audio Recording Kit

I have not had a chance to take many photos from the R10, but thus far my experience has been positive. The camera is well made, and it has adequate battery life. I have a learning curve moving from Nikon to Canon, but I look forward to all of the functionality that the R10 offers. Thank you for fast fulfillment of my order.

I bought an R10 used from and absolutely love it. I have many cameras including a Canon 5D Mark IV, Canon 1Dx Mark II, Canon R3, Canon R5, Canon R6 and Canon R7. I purchased the R10 because we lead a lot of Jeep offroading groups and I wanted a lightweight camera to take shots of our followers going through obstacles. I am very happy with the results. I will say I shoot all manual and if you are planning to use this camera on Auto or Program mode don't buy it and go with a Point Shoot instead. You won't be happy with this camera unless you are willing to dive in and change lots of settings before you even begin shooting. I also shoot birds particularly hummingbirds so I love the high frame rate and always shoot Servo.

A little bit of a learning curve transitioning from a DSLR Rebel T5. This camera has more features which I am still learning. But pictures come out sharp with the kit lens. I ordered an adapter to use with my EF lenses, but I have not had a chance to practice with them very much. I would recomend purchasing some RF lenses because the EF lenses with the adapter are somewhat heavy, and this is a much smaller camera than a DSLR. All in all, though, I like my new EOS R10. I still plan to use my Rebel T5; I just wanted an upgrade, and I think this camera was a wise choice. I can't judge the video quality because I don't do videos.

Okay it's been awhile since I had a dedicated camera. But I'm really impressed with the R10. I wanted a light camera to be able to hike with and this fits the bill. But there is no skimping on features. A great camera I hope to take a lot of great photos with.

Canon competes with its dealers like through its refurbished store by giving deep discounts during brief sales. The products are basically what calls open box. I bought my R10 in Canon's year end 2023 refurbished sale. The price was so good, it was really an impulse purchase. I wasn't sure it would fit my needs but I took a chance. I already had an adapter and a couple of extra batteries from when I owned an RP. It actually took me a couple of weeks to take the R10 out, because I really was not that excited about it. But after shooting at a local park for couple of hours, I was very impressed. Canon has upped its game. A joystick on a budget camera!!!! But I was not thrilled by the kit lens and decided to try it with my EF 17-40mm. Oddly, the large lens on the small body didn't feel unbalanced and image quality was very good. So then I tried my EF 24-70mm f/4. Wow! I was amazed at how good the images were. As good as anything my full frame cameras produce. The ergonomics are great. The controls are all readily accessible with your eye to the EVF. The joystick works great (and sorely lacking on the RP). The R10 is going to be a keeper.