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    Refurbished cameras back in stock and on sale at Canon USA

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    Canon USA has restocked a lot of refurbished Canon EOS R cameras and kits, and they're on sale as a bonus. These are the same level of sales during Black Friday, but they're still pretty good. Remember, all Canon USA refurbished gear comes with a full 1-year Canon USA warranty.

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    These prices will probably run into the New Year.

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    1. So the refurbished R6 is now $1800, that must be a joke right? If a brand new R6 Mark II sells for $2000 from an authorized Canon dealer then the original R6, refurbished should be no more than $1200.

      Also the R3 is now $4500 when it was $4000 just 3 weeks ago on Black Friday, oh well there will always be another Black Friday next year, Not to mention CP+ and the announcement of the R5 Mark II which should bring the prices of the R3 and R5 further down to earth
    2. So the refurbished R6 is now $1800, that must be a joke right? If a brand new R6 Mark II sells for $2000 from an authorized Canon dealer then the original R6, refurbished should be no more than $1200.
      Canon prices refurbished gear typically at 10% less than new, so the price for the R6 is spot on. The R6 II is currently having a significant sale. 1999 is not the normal price.
    3. Canon prices refurbished gear typically at 10% less than new, so the price for the R6 is spot on. The R6 II is currently having a significant sale. 1999 is not the normal price.
      Timing is everything. I bought the Canon 10x42L binoculars over the summer, they list for $1500 and refurbished lists for $1200. I paid $1120 new from Canon direct, thanks to $100 instant savings (which is often applied) and a 20% off sale on top of that. They were in stock at that price for only a couple of hours.

      If there’s an item you want and you’d like to save some cash, set a price alert at CPW, and be prepared to act fast.
    4. So the refurbished R6 is now $1800, that must be a joke right? If a brand new R6 Mark II sells for $2000 from an authorized Canon dealer then the original R6, refurbished should be no more than $1200.

      Also the R3 is now $4500 when it was $4000 just 3 weeks ago on Black Friday, oh well there will always be another Black Friday next year, Not to mention CP+ and the announcement of the R5 Mark II which should bring the prices of the R3 and R5 further down to earth
      Wish they'd bring back the Black Friday prices. They have the RF 15-35mm lens in stock for $1709. Add in tax and it's about $1840 where I live. A new one on B&H right now is $1899 with their current sale and you can get tax free with their credit card, so really only saving about $60 at the moment.
    5. So the refurbished R6 is now $1800, that must be a joke right? If a brand new R6 Mark II sells for $2000 from an authorized Canon dealer then the original R6, refurbished should be no more than $1200.
      Yes, that is a joke since I just picked up a refurbished R6 Mark II for $1759. The refurbished R6 II is now lower than it was during the Black Friday sale. It was $1799 then and the R6 was $1099.
    6. Wish they'd bring back the Black Friday prices. They have the RF 15-35mm lens in stock for $1709. Add in tax and it's about $1840 where I live. A new one on B&H right now is $1899 with their current sale and you can get tax free with their credit card, so really only saving about $60 at the moment.
      Black Friday comes but once a year...but that doesn't always mean the best prices.

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