Canon's ultra-compact APS-C mirrorless — 18MP sensor in a tiny body for casual photographers.
The Canon EOS M10 was released in 2015 as Canon's entry-level EF-M mount mirrorless, featuring an 18MP APS-C CMOS sensor with Hybrid CMOS AF II (49 AF points). 4.6fps burst. 1080/30fps video — no 4K. No built-in EVF and no hot shoe. LP-E12 battery. At approximately 301g body. The M10 targets compact mirrorless users transitioning from mobile photography.
18MP APS-C CMOS sensor. Hybrid CMOS AF II with 49 AF points. 4.6fps continuous burst. 1080/30fps video — no 4K. No built-in EVF, no hot shoe. LP-E12 battery. Body weight approximately 301g. 3.0-inch 1040k-dot touchscreen LCD. WiFi. Single SD card slot.
The EOS M10 positions at the compact social end of the EOS M lineup: the tilting selfie screen, WiFi transfer, and compact 301g body target a different user than the enthusiast EOS M5 or M6. No EVF and no hot shoe reflect the casual-use positioning. The EF-M mount is supported by a modest range of native EF-M lenses; Canon's EF-EOS M adapter enables the full EF/EF-S range on EOS M bodies.
On the used market the Canon EOS M10 is very affordable as a compact Canon APS-C mirrorless. Condition checks: LP-E12 battery health (shared with EOS M, M2, M100, M200), tilting screen hinge, and single SD slot. No EVF, no 4K. Compatible with all Canon EF-M lenses; EF/EF-S via adapter.