The Canon Direct Store sale on refurbished lenses, speedlites, and EOS bodies just got restocked. They’re offering $125 off a purchase of $500, $50 off a purchase of $250. On a $500 item, that is up to 25% off. Add to cart to see the discount.
Again, the best deals are the ones that are close to $250 or $500. We’ve listed some of the best deals (as well as the very popular items) above.
As usual, check out our refurbished stock tracker for the full list.
The Canon Direct Store sale on refurbished lenses, speedlites, and EOS bodies just got restocked. They’re offering $125 off a purchase of $500, $50 off a purchase of $250. On a $500 item, that is up to 25% off. Add to cart to see the discount.
Again, the best deals are the ones that are close to $250 or $500. We’ve listed some of the best deals (as well as the very popular items) above.
As usual, check out our refurbished stock tracker for the full list.
Canon has finally realized that $799 is an unreasonable price for the EF 35mm f/2 IS, and has finally set something more realistic: $599.00 (currently available at B&H or Adorama.) This is the lowest price that we’ve seen for this lens since introduction.
We’re seeing this same price drop also at several other stores. We’re not sure at this point if it’s a permanent price drop or just a $200 instant rebate that started today. The other price drops are the EF 28mm f/2.8 IS (to $549), the EF 24mm f/2.8 IS (to $599), the EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS (to $879), and the EF-S 10-22mm (to $649).
UPDATE: The price for refurbished 17-55mm is now $703.99 and for 10-22mm it is now $519.99. These are always pegged at 80% of new lens MAP, so this means that what we saw is a permanent price drop and not an instant rebate.
© 2023 www.cpricewatch.com. www.cpricewatch.com is not affiliated with Canon Inc. or any of its subsidiaries.
