From Digital Camera World · · 1m 10s
Canon Cameras End Support by 2027
Canon discontinues repair services for four DSLRs and mirrorless cameras by end of 2027.
In brief
Canon discontinues repair services for four DSLRs and mirrorless cameras by end of 2027. Canon will stop official repairs for the EOS Rebel T7i, EOS 77D, EOS M100, and two compact cameras by November 2027. Originally reported by Digital Camera World.
Canon ends repair support
Canon will discontinue repair services for four cameras in November and four more in December 2027.
Two DSLRs reach end of life
The Canon EOS Rebel T7i (known as EOS 800D in Europe) and EOS 77D stop official repairs by November 2027.
Mirrorless model also ends support
The Canon EOS M100, a 2017 mirrorless camera with a 302g profile, stops official repairs by November 2027.
Compact cameras reach end of life
The Canon PowerShot ELPH 180, ELPH 185, and SX620 HS stop official repairs by December 2027.
Bridge cameras also end support
The Canon PowerShot SX420 IS and SX430 IS stop official repairs by December 2027.
Current owners affected
Current owners of these cameras and those shopping for used models should note official repair services end soon.
The takeaway
Canon will stop official repairs for the EOS Rebel T7i, EOS 77D, EOS M100, and two compact cameras by November 2027.
