Package came 2 days earlier than expected. Item was not used at all. Camera is great. The memory card that comes with the camera needs a adapter in order to fit in the camera.

I honestly cannot recommend a beginner DSLR more than this. My wife bought this for me for my birthday in February this year (2018). It was my first DSLR and it was a great Camera to learn with. It's been almost 10 months since I got it.

Canon's triple-digit EOS range has long been a popular option for those seeking either an upper entry-level or step-up DSLR. In recent years, Canon has muddied the waters somewhat by offering not just one triple-digit EOS model at a time but two.

Excellent image quality; Speedy Live View AF performance; Intuitive and easy to use; Lightweight and compact by DSLR standards

More expensive than its main rivals; Plasticky build

Announced in mid-February 2017, along with the EOS 77D which we reviewed in May, the EOS 800D offers many of the same features as the more up-market camera but features a simpler, guided interface to cater for novice users.

It's fair to say that things are going fairly well over at Canon. This year the company celebrates 30 years of its ultra-successful EOS line-up, 14 consecutive years of holding the number one share in the interchangeable-lens market, a 72% share of the total DSLR market (Nov 2016), and welcomes news...

The Canon EOS 800D is the latest in a line of SLRs that has scored consistently well in our reviews in recent years. The EOS 750D didn't excel in any particular area but a generous set of features, a sensible price and a consistently high quality added up to a camera that was perfect for home users...

Sophisticated autofocus; especially for video and live view; Fast performance across the board

Automatic exposure settings could be smarter; Beaten by Nikon for noise levels; No 4K video

The 800D is Canon's best entry level DSLR. Yes, it's worth the extra for the 45 AF points and 6 shots/second. Lots of great features to assist the beginner, but capable of some great shots. At the Black Friday sale price of $750, this was a bargain too good to pass up!

Nice compact size

You can not map buttons

Easy to use and takes great photos!

Canon is hardly rocking the DSLR boat with the new EOS Rebel T7i / 800D – although with the T6i / 750D proving such as success it would have been daft to start from scratch. That said, there have been a number of welcome improvements.

User-friendly interface; Excellent touchscreen control; Live View AF performance; Impressive overall image quality

No 4K video; Plastic finish; Dynamic range could be better; Only 95% viewfinder coverage