Ultra-compact Canon mirrorless for casual shooters, discontinued with the EOS M system.
The Canon EOS M200 is a tiny APS-C mirrorless camera launched in 2019, aimed at smartphone upgraders and casual photographers. It uses Canon's EF-M mount and a 24.1MP sensor with Dual Pixel AF. It was one of the smallest interchangeable-lens cameras available, competing with the Sony A6000-series.
Key features include a 180-degree flip-up touchscreen for selfies and vlogging, Dual Pixel AF with eye detection, 4K video with a crop, and Wi-Fi with Bluetooth connectivity. There is no electronic viewfinder and it is entirely screen-based. The body has no weather sealing and limited physical controls.
The M200 produces excellent stills for its class thanks to the 24MP sensor and Dual Pixel AF. It struggles with action and sports due to limited burst speed and a small buffer. The EOS M system was discontinued in 2022 leaving no upgrade path within the same mount system.
Used prices are typically moderate body only. Check the touchscreen responsiveness, verify 4K video works without overheating, and test the flip-up screen hinge. The discontinued M system means lens selection is limited and shrinking. Only recommended if compactness is the absolute priority.