Canon EOS 77D

This model has mixed reviews from its users. It is very much admired for its compact body without having to compromise on features. Although there are some concerns over its plastic body, it is one of the best small cameras for macro photography, particularly keeping in mind its lens.

LCD screen is responsive to touch; Very compact in design; thus highly portable; Built-in Wi-Fi system helps you share images instantly; Impressive 45-point auto-focus that is very efficient in giving sharp images; Comes with an outstanding lens coupled with a CMOS sensor to provide excellent images

Lacks 4K video support; Plastic design not durable; Continuous shooting mode speed is relatively average

Canon EOS 77D, because 'Rebel T7s' probably doesn't sound impressive enough

I suspect the "Rebel" moniker kept people in the US away from the T6s (it was called the EOS 760D in most of the world). Because the new Rebel-free EOS 77D looks like just like it, plus the same updates that Canon brought to the T7i -- it gets the 24.2-megapixel Dual Pixel CMOS with 45-point phase-detection autofocus and the same metering system that are in the 80D. As such, it remains a marginally more advanced option than that with its slightly better build quality and top status display.

The update to Canon's higher-end but still entry-ish dSLR gets a new name, along with a much-needed refresh.