Canon EOS M200 Compact Mirrorless Digital Vlogging Camera with EF-M 15-45mm Lens, Vertical 4K Video Support, 3.0-inch Touch Panel LCD, Built-in Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth Technology, Black

The quality is really great, dare I say fantastic. This is the difference in quality you get when using a dedicated photo or video capturing device. A smartphone simply does not compare.Battery-life is NOT an issue if you know and understand the what and why you are getting this camera. Do your research. All mirror-less cameras consume more power than DSLR and its trade-off between form factor and options you get with DSLRs that you won't with mirror-less.

Great vlogging camera! Compact, so easy to use and excellent video quality. Have no idea what others are taking about regarding the overheating. No issues and have shot continuous video for 20-30 minutes at a time. Beautiful images and did I say easy to use?! Compare to M50 or the Sony and you’ll see that spending more is simply unnecessary.I also purchased the associated remote tripod which is fantastic! Just be sure you sync the two correctly and you’re ready for some selfie fun in no time!

Bought for my 19 year old for Christmas, as she wanted a nice camera to do TikTok and YouTube videos....and just take nice pictures. Got the new one, not refurbished and we charged it up and turned it on. Immediately it started blinking a red and white display screen and the text was distorted on the screen. We sent it back and ordered another hoping it was just a fluke. We got the new one and it is fabulous! My daughter loves it...and she is really good at that "techy" stuff. It has a crystal clear beautiful picture and several editing options built right into the camera. We also got our refund with no issues in a few days of it arriving back at Amazon. Very pleased with our purchase and service.

I use this camera for the DJ streams I do on Twitch. I was initially turned off by the amount of reviews referring to overheating, but based off how many of my streamer friends use and love this camera I picked one up with a Sigma 16mm f1.4 lens (370-400 USD)For the people complaining of overheating, they are using Canon’s webcam utility software which encodes the video on the memory card and transmits it through the usb output. This puts an insane load on the cameras processor which… yes, will make it prone to extreme overheat and shutoff. If you buy this camera to use in OBS etc. you MUST use an external capture card device like an Elgato CamLink. This prevents in camera encoding to ensure of less heat and potential damage. (The camera still gets warm while on for a while, but any device with a battery as such will and it’s not worrisome)Image quality is superb, especially with the addition of the Sigma lens. I get a nice bokeh and fine detail in all of my videos, even when output at a mere 720p.Highly recommend! Definitely upped my game for sure.

The camera picture and flip up screen look amazing and give it a great quality to the product. The only issue I have is battery life. If you plan on using this camera for livestreaming or for Zoom calls, something to be aware of is that the camera will go into sleep mode after 30 minutes. So great camera and picture quality but a little lacking in battery life.

Purchased the DC-Adapter battery pack so I never have to worry about running out of juice. This has been my ONLY Webcam for several months and people ALWAYS comment how sharp and detailed I look. :-)

Not sure why the poor reviews, I found this camera to be very good for my needs, which were to take pictures of my infant and family. What I liked about the camera:- Compact size to performance ratio- Very sharp pair with the canon 22mm F2 lens- Very good autofocus that tracks face and eye- Manual functions via the touch screen, not an issue for me- Good battery life- Very responsive touch screen- Easy to transfer photos to iPhone to share with familyDislikes:- Buffer fills up very quickly when taking burst shots and not very fast either.- Very poor handling in the hands, its heavy and requires a firm grip if operating one handed. Could definitely use some front grip.- Screen doesn't fold downwards for shots up high- No USB C charging like M6 mk2

I did a ton of comparison research online for what you get for what you pay and unless you’re willing to spend a couple more hundred than this is what you want. It’s got it’s flaws, the biggest so far is the fact there’s no 1/8” audio jack for external mic. If you do have an extra 100+ bucks and need a jack, viewfinder, and a hot shoe, which the M200 sadly does not, buy a M50 mark II. It’s the exact camera in a more useful body (larger though)The pics I attached, the flower bud pic is with the stock lens that came with camera and the other three pics are shot using a 22mm 1.8f lens I bought on Amazon for like 250bucks. I’ve taken some video but haven’t posted yet. I’ll edit with an update/link when I do.