UPDATE: A restock happened today at 11:30 AM. You can see what was restocked.
The Canon Direct Store started a sale on refurbished items. They’re offering 15% off lenses and 30% off select bodies until February 19th. You also get Canon eCash with every purchase until February 14th.
As usual, the sale began with not much in-stock. As with previous sales, we expect a large restock sometime during the sale. If the most desirable lenses restock (they don’t always), they will be at fantastic prices (e.g. 70-200 II for $1495.32, 24-70 II for $1359.32). They will, however, sell out in minutes, we highly recommend signing up for a refurbished notification via our refurb stock tracker (click the ‘Notify’ button in the right column next to an out-of-stock item).
Here’s are the good deals currently in-stock:
- EF 70-200mm f/4L IS USM is now $883.32 — Only 3 In Stock
- EF 16-35mm f/2.8L II USM is now $1155.32 — Only 5 In Stock
- EF 24mm f/2.8 IS USM is now $407.99 — Only 3 In Stock
- EOS Rebel T3i with 18-55 IS Kit is now $335.99
- Speedlite 430EX II is now $203.99
I’ve signed up for the notifications multiple times, and I’ve still never received any emails even though there have been a couple of sales since I signed up.
Your ISP (Verizon) is blocking e-mails from us. 🙁
Whoa! Seems like I finally bagged the 85L! Thanks CPW and Check4Change!
Ummmm sucks
They do, it just goes within a few minutes when they restock
Oh ok, i even sign up for alerts and I don’t get any notifications
Just out of curiosity, would these deals stack with other Canon coupon codes? I have a 15% off Canon provided me for registering a lens.
Yes, they generally do.
I believe the coupons Canon offers for registering products are applicable only to accessories. I would be happy to be proved wrong, though 🙂
Deep is right:
“The priority code which will appear on the “Thank you for registering” page upon submission of product registration must be entered at checkout to receive offer. Offer valid upon submission of properly completed Canon EOS, PowerShot or Lens Product Registration for purchases through 11:59 p.m. ET on March 15, 2015 (i.e. the 15th day of the next month). Applies only to purchases of accessories for camera, lens and flash units as well as Canon Gear at the Canon Online Store. Offer valid in U.S.A. only, and void where prohibited, taxed or restricted. Discount will be applied to eligible camera, lens and flash accessory or Canon Gear order subtotal only. Offer cannot be combined with other Canon online store offers. Availability of certain items may be limited. Limit of ten of any one item per order, subject to availability. Order will be shipped to a street address in the 50 United States or the District of Columbia only. Dealers, distributors and other resellers are not eligible for this offer. Purchase can be made at the Canon online store or by calling 1.800.385.2155. Offer subject to Canon Online Store Terms of Sale. Canon is not responsible for lost or stolen priority codes. Cash value 1/100¢. Canon Online store promotions are not applicable to residents of Puerto Rico and/or Guam.”
What happened to the price of the 70D? This morning it was $700 and something, but sold out. Now it’s in stock, but $959 (or about that). Was it removed from the sale?
By the way, any good deals on the 70D from other retailers?
They never have the 600ex either… Lol
All the BS stuff is IN STOCK. The rest and the best is not.
Don’t be swayed to buy from Canon with the incentive of earning E-Cash that can be applied toward a subsequent purchase as Canon makes it as difficult as possible to receive the full benefit of the E-Cash they email you. I entered my E-Cash code to my shopping cart, and the E-Cash discount appeared. I then went to check the reviews on the item I was about to purchase, and when I returned to my shopping cart to complete my purchase – the E-cash discount no longer appear in my cart. I typed in the E-Cash code again, and I received an error message that the E-Cash code was invalid. I contacted Canon by phone and was told that when I entered the code into my shopping cart, the E-Cash had been used – period! It didn’t matter that I hadn’t actually checked out and received the E-Cash benefit. I am sure I am not the only person this has happened to. The Canon Rep I spoke with said he would have to turn this over for investigation, and it could take a couple of days to resolve. I then asked to speak to his supervisor, who was extremely helpful and resolved the matter. The E-Cash was applied to my order, but not as I expected. The accessory’s advertised price was after a 20% sale discount, so I figured my $20 E-Cash would be applied after the advertised sales price on their website, but not so. The E-Cash was applied first against the full regular price of the item, and then the 20% sales discount was applied to the net after E-Cash was applied, so in essence – I didn’t receive the full 20% discount advertised. Isn’t this false advertising????