Canon's mid-range EOS M mirrorless with a built-in EVF and tilting screen.
The Canon EOS M3 was launched in 2015 as Canon's attempt at a more serious EOS M camera. With a 24.2MP APS-C sensor, a built-in flash, and a tilting touchscreen, it added features missing from the M and M2 that enthusiast users demanded.
Key features include the 24.2MP sensor with Hybrid CMOS AF III, a tilting touchscreen for low and high-angle shooting, built-in flash, and Wi-Fi with NFC. There is no built-in EVF though an optional external EVF was available. Burst rate is 4.2fps.
The M3 was an improvement over earlier M bodies but still lacked the built-in EVF and advanced AF that competitors offered. The EOS M system's limited lens selection and eventual discontinuation in 2022 mean the M3 has limited long-term appeal.
Very cheap used. Check the tilting screen mechanism and touchscreen responsiveness. The M50 is a much better camera with a built-in EVF and Dual Pixel AF. The M3 is only recommended if found very cheaply and you already own EF-M lenses.