Canon's compact rangefinder-style APS-C mirrorless with Dual Pixel AF and tilting touchscreen — no built-in EVF.
The Canon EOS M6 (2017) is a compact APS-C mirrorless with a 24.2MP sensor and Dual Pixel CMOS AF. Its rangefinder-style body lacks a built-in EVF — the optional EVF-DC2 adds one via the hot shoe — keeping the body slim for travel and street use.
Dual Pixel AF works well in live view for both stills and video. 1080p 60fps video. 7fps burst. Good image quality matching the 80D DSLR. Tilting touchscreen. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth with Canon Camera Connect app.
Canon EF-M mount. No built-in EVF — optional EVF-DC2 attaches via hot shoe. Compact body. Single SD card slot. Micro USB — not USB-C. 390g weight.
Available used cheaply as EOS M is discontinued. Check the hot shoe contacts if pairing with EVF-DC2. The M6 II improved resolution to 32.5MP and added 4K. Best value is as a compact travel body with EF-M primes.