The Canon EOS 200D is a solid performer at an attractive price

High image quality; Responsive and straightforward in live view mode; Class-leading video autofocus;

Autofocus with the viewfinder is relatively basic; Some manual controls are hard to access;

World’s lightest DSLR with vari-angle screen; Fast focusing performance in Live View; Intuitive layout of buttons and dials; Guided user interface helps beginners learn the key controls and settings;

Basic arrangement of 9 AF points; Single scroll dial on the top plate;

Compact size for a DSLR; Has an optical viewfinder; Good image quality in most conditions; Big range of lenses;

Still larger than mirrorless rivals; Only nine AF points;

The first EOS to be released with a selfie mode, Canon's new EOS 200D includes automated functions like skin smoothing and background blurring plus an always-on connection with a smart device to please social media users.

The Canon EOS 200D (called the Digital Rebel SL2 in North America) is the the world's lightest DSLR camera with the world's fastest AF system. The 24 megapixel 200D / SL2 offers Dual Pixel CMOS AF for the world's fastest Live View focusing, a vari-angle screen with touchscreen capabilities, a...

All the regular feature and more in a lightweight use and great range of lens or other items if needed. Use on overseas trip in all conditions and lighting and no trouble at all.

The EOS 200D is Canon's new compact digital SLR that comes with a wealth of features and more importantly, produces some stunning photos and videos, ideal for budding photographers from beginners to amateurs alike.

very handy, easy to operate and carry wherever you go. the on screen guided options make the job very easy for the beginners. got the product as described along with a kit lens. all in all a very good deal to begin the dslr journey. very much satisfied.

I primarily shoot 2 things: sports and travel. My 7D Mark II is great for sports, but a few years behind in IQ, especially in low light. It's also built for abuse, meaning it's heavy...and I was tired of lugging it an L series lenses around the globe.

Camera is great. But the tripod is flimsy plastic, I would not trust to put my new camera on it, without expecting it to tip over. The extra lenses distort and discolor images, they are very cheap, and pretty much useless. The flash is so cheap the box feels empty when you are holding it.