We now have a street price on the recently released EOS R6 Mark II. There is no discount (the price is $2499) but it comes with a free bonus item ($100 value). It is from an authorized Canon dealer with a 1-year Canon USA warranty. Shipping is free. No sales tax is collected. Please inquire for the details.
Authorized Canon USA dealer The Pixel Connection via Amazon is showing the EOS R6 Mark II in-stock at the regular price of $2499.95. They are an authorized Canon USA dealer based out of Ohio. This is a great option for those looking to spend Amazon gift cards, or to use an Amazon Credit Card. There are only six copies in-stock at time of post.
This is a bit unexpected: B&H Photo Video is showing stock of the EOS R6 Mark II in body only ($2499.00) and kit form. We don’t see any other dealers with this camera in-stock body-only. Other dealers have suggested supply is low for this new camera, but it looks like B&H has it, while quantities last!
Authorized dealers are showing stock of the EOS R6 Mark II in kit form (while quantities last).
Canon USA has announced the EOS R6 Mark II ($2499) and the RF 135mm f/1.8L IS USM ($2099). The camera will begin shipping in late November 2022, with the lens only showing up in late January 2023. They’ve also announced a new Speedlite EL-5.
The preorder links are beginning to go live at various Canon USA authorized dealers, and we’ll periodically update this post.
All signs are pointing to an announcement of the EOS R6 Mark II and the RF 135mm f/1.8L IS USM at midnight tonight. We cannot confirm pricing at this time, but the rumor consensus is the camera will launch at the $2499 price point — the same as the current minimum advertised price on the EOS R6.
We speculate that the camera will be shipping in 2022, but given all the continuing shortages on EOS R3 and R7 we think there will be low supply for quite some time. We’re expecting that pre-orders will open with the camera announcement.
Check back after midnight ET, when we post the latest!
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