The Canon EOS M6 II features a 32.5mp APS-C CMOS sensor, the highest resolution APS-C sensor available in any camera, and the same sensor as found in the Canon EOS 90D DSLR . The sensor and camera give high resolution, high-speed continuous shooting at 14fps, as well as uncropped 4K video recording,...

32mp APS-C CMOS sensor; High-speed continuous shooting; Fast Auto-focus system; Easy to use with built-in help; Excellent colour reproduction; Easy to use touch-screen and controls; In-camera raw processing

Only 8 EF-M lenses available from Canon; Kit lens is soft unless stopped down; Lack of effective optical image stabilisation for video; Lacks built-in EVF

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I've been intrigued by Canon's EOS M6 mirrorless camera ever since a trip to Florida last year when I saw a YouTuber vlogging with it. I was impressed by the Canon M6's compact size as well as the quality of the video footage he created when I viewed it later.

Andy Westlake takes a close look at Canon's updated mid-range APS-C mirrorless camera

I absolutely love the hardware and taking videos was much better than I expected, but my experience with photos wasn't as clean as I hoped it would be.

Exceptional build-quality, Convenient size, Great 4K video shooting

Not weather-proofed, Pricey, Photos could be better

The Canon EOS M6 Mark II is a very capable camera that's now supported by a reasonable range of EF-M lenses. Improved autofocus and refined ergonomics make it a likeable and engaging camera to shoot with.

Travel and everyday photography

Sports or wildlife photographers

What We Love. For those who want performance similar to a DSLR in the smaller size of a mirrorless interchangeable lens camera, the Canon EOS M6 Mark II delivers. It has 32.5 megapixels of resolution in an APS-C sized image sensor, delivers impressive autofocus speeds, and records video at a 4K...

Significant upgrade in many ways over previous Canon mirrorless cameras Offers 32.5 megapixels of resolution Autofocus performance is fast and accurate Offers a burst mode shooting speed up to 14 fps Delivers 4K video recording at up to 30 fps Excellent image quality, especially with indoor photos...

Pricey camera kit Detachable EVF screen isn't as sharp as we'd like to see EVF is not built into the camera body Can't use an external flash and the external EVF at the same time 4K video quality isn't quite as sharp as some competitor cameras Camera may overheat during long 4K video recording...

Although Canon has opted to use the Mark II badge rather than EOS M7, the M6 Mark II makes some significant steps up from the EOS M6. In most respects, I’m very impressed by what the Canon EOS M6 Mark II can do.

Coming a year after Canon came up with its RF-mount mirrorless cameras , the new M system is yet another option from the Japanese camera maker in a growing mirrorless camera market.