Canon Cameras EOS 2000D / Rebel T7 Digital SLR Camera Body w/Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 Lens 3 DSLR Kit Bundled with Complete Accessory Bundle+ 64GB+ Flash+ More - International Model (Renewed)

This a very nice camera that was purchase Christmas before last (2023) been used for 1000's of pictures. All pictures came out fantastic. Light weigh and easy to use. The auto focus works great and the manual way of setting also great.

The media could not be loaded. The camera came in good quality all the other stuff that came with it was new. So far it is functioning perfectly. We haven’t gotten to all the attachments to see if they work but everything we have does battery life is only about an hour, which is so far the only downside so I’ve already bought replacement batteries..

Battery life is good. I've had it for over two years now I think it's worth the price. It's lightweight take pictures very nicely for the price. You really can't beat it. I love it. I love taking photos with it and it takes very nice pictures. Love all the accessories. The tripod not very useful because it can't hold the weight of the camera. Other than that it's exactly what you would expect. I would recommend buying another SD card.

The value of the kit overall is good - however some of the accessories are such garbage that they're not even worth including. For example, the tripod. Don't even consider mounting the camera to it, not for one second.The SD card is adequate, though a bit on the slow side.The camera bag is not too bad. I'd consider it a little small for the camera and accessories, but everything does fit, albeit a bit cramped.The battery on this refurb is small, and seems to be a bit on the worn out side. I purchased a separate battery eliminator, so this probably won't ever be an issue - but be aware.The camera itself looks to be immaculate, and works perfectly. No signs of refurbishment. Takes excellent photos right out of the box with the factory lens.The accessory lenses are not great. Really, not even good. Cheap feeling, and the image quality is about what you would expect as a low price add-on.I have not tried the accessory flash, and probably won't. It is extremely cheap feeling.The filters are of acceptable quality.All that sounds pretty negative, and for the most part it is. However, given the price, it is indeed a good value. Just understand that you will be throwing away some of the garbage bits in the original packaging.

The camera I received was new and unused in the factory packaging. Rather than being pre-owned and refurbished, I'm guessing it was an overstock, or perhaps because it is not the North American version (Rebel T7, identical except for the name), the seller was able to offer it for less money.It came with a genuine Canon battery and charger, as well as a genuine SanDisk SD card. Most of the other accessories included are Vivitar brand, which is okay. Not exactly professional grade, but decent quality for the casual user.I bought this as an upgrade to my older Canon Rebel T2i. It is nearly identical, but with a 24 MP sensor and some other enhancements. The controls and functions are basically the same, but the button layout on the back of the camera is more convenient.I have two minor gripes: 1) the kit lens does not seem to feature image stabilization. It might be built in, but there is no switch to turn it on and off like on my T2i, and 2) the battery is a different form factor from the T2i, so I have yet another charger and batteries to keep track of.Overall, I think this package is a great deal for the casual photographer. Based on my experience with the older model, this camera will be capable of producing professional-looking images. Having all the accessories that come with the package just adds versatility.

I've recently made the conscious decision to get into photography as a hobby. I saw this bundle and figured I'd give it a try(never bought an Amazon renewed item). The camera itself looks absolutely brand new and had all accessories in the box. The extras also seemed new.I really love the canon app that allows you to connect, import and use a my bigger screen for live view by using the cameras built in wifi system.There's a caveat here though. Don't buy this camera if you no idea about lighting. I had a little knowledge from making YouTube videos and working with video cameras. But I'm a novice at best. Luckily of your brave enough, there is a "for dummies" book that was made SPECIFICALLY for this exact model. I've taken a few pictures on it and I really like the way they've turned out with minor editing.Aside from the complexity of it(or rather my lack of knowledge) the only issue I had was the camera bag was only big enough for the camera and main lense with the charger, an extra battery and a cleaning cloth. I bought a larger bag at Walmart for about $30 that holds everything very well.

I have used Nikon D5600 and Nikon D3400 previously. So I thought to share my honest comparison with Canon EOS 2000D bundle. I am very impressed with this well thought bundle put together. As a beginner, it's a boost to your confidence and skill to use more delicate lenses and filters after using these ones.I am impressed with the magnifier and wide angle tele lens extension. All the accessories are brand new and storage card is having generous 64 GB storage for couple hundred pictures before formatting it for new ones. Tripod fits the camera very well and the external flash is bright and powerful to capture pictures with confidence in low light setting. There are tons of useful accessories included to make it the perfect kit to start ones professional photography journey.The camera itself is very user-friendly and very simple to use and understand the functionality of every single buttons. The screen is bright and big enough to quick peak the picture shot by you. Battery runs longer on this camera compared to D3400 and D5600, which is a major factor for any beginner to spend more time to enhance one's skill without worrying about quick draining battery.I would recommend this camera over Nikon D3400 and D5600 based on my personal experience.