Canon EOS 2000D / Rebel T7

Simple to use ; High-resolution sensor ; Built-in Wi-Fi

Fixed, non touch-sensitive screen ; No 4K video ; Optical viewfinder displays only 95%

Easy to use ; Logically laid out controls ; Decent battery life

Dated 9-point AF ; Only 3fps burst shooting ; Plastic finish ; No touchscreen ; Sluggish Live View focusing ; Only 1080p video

With the only real difference over the EOS Rebel T6 / EOS 1300D being the upgrade of the sensor from 18MP to 24.1MP, it's hard to get excited about the EOS Rebel T7 / EOS 2000D / EOS 1500D. If there was an uprated AF system with Canon's Dual Pixel CMOS...

24MP image sensor. On-screen shooting guide. Raw support. Sharp LCD. Wi-Fi-enabled. Inexpensive.

Fixed rear LCD without touch input. Dated image processor limits high ISO capture. Autofocus not available when recording video. Slow 3fps burst rate.

Like the T6 that came before it, the T7 is a disappointing, underwhelming entry-level model from a trusted brand. Canon knows how to make a good camera, and with a few refinements the T7 could be one. But it's too far behind other models. If you want...

Expandable ; Great value ; Excellent image quality ; Easier to use than other digital SLRs ; Excellent performance

AF illuminator works only for flash shots ; Plastic body ; Many manual features missing, compared with the EOS 10D

Low price for a DSLR camera ; Autofocus works great ; Image quality is good ; Size makes it easily portable

Can only shoot 3fps in continuous shooting mode ; No 4K video

There are better and newer cameras on the market than this one, but if you're proficient in Lightroom or other editing software, you can make about any photo look good. Also, most of these photos required minimal editing, and I was able to take them...

The Canon EOS 2000D represents one of the most minor upgrades to an existing camera that we've ever reviewed, being almost completely identical in both form and function to the 1300D model that it replaces, with the exception of the new 24 megapixel...