UK pricing for the new Canon gear has leaked ahead of tomorrow’s announcement

[Canon Rumors]

We have already seen the USD pricing for the Canon EOS R6 Mark II, Canon RF 135mm f/1.8L IS USM and the Canon Speedlite EL-5.  The pricing has been pretty well received in the US market, and now we have the UK pricing.
UK Pricing

Canon EOS R6 Mark II £2779
Canon EOS R6 Mark II RF24-105mm IS STM Kit £3129
Canon EOS R6 Mark II RF24-105mm IS USM Kit £3999...

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[reisi007]

This sounds like 3200€ for the R6 m2 :'(

 

[Skux]

*cries in curry and beer*

I thought the NZD prices would be ridiculous but I just checked and the R6 body is selling for NZD $4200 which comes to USD $2460. Here's hoping we don't get too gouged.

 

[BurningPlatform]

This sounds like 3200€ for the R6 m2 :'(

Could be under 3000 €. Currently R6 in Amazon UK / lowest price is £ 2397 and in Amazon Germany it is 2499 €. In U.S. it is $2499, We'll see soon enough.

 

[wockawocka]

If it's $2500 in the US it'll be £200-2100 on grey import.

 

[Emyr Evans]

I'll pass.
Canon already has three of my kidneys.

 

[xps]

Selfconfident pricing. 3224€, if just converted to €.
The Sony A7 is much lower than 3k - with a lot of cheap and good lenses. The Z7II has 45MP and - I think - about 25-30 lenses and is also lower than 3k.
So, what is the benefit of the R6??? Which incredible feature is coming?

And how much will be the R1, if the R6 is rumored higher than 3K.?

 

[Punio]

I'll pass.
Canon already has three of my kidneys.

And both my lungs. I’ll stick with my mark 1

 

[WilliamJ]

UK pricing is so messed up!

 

[keithcooper]

Tax?

UK prices will usually include 20% VAT (so ~£2330 + VAT)
US prices are often 'pre-tax' - consumer sales in the UK are not generally allowed to feature such prices

I know this has been missed out in many rumours of pricing for nearly 20 years, and still it comes as a surprise to some... ;-) It he UK price were ex-VAT, it would make the store price ~£3360. Something to make some posters here blow a gasket

 

[binary]

I'm scared to see what the Swedish price will be. MK I price was 32000SEK at the release date. Few months later I got it for 26000SEK with Canon's cash back and another discount. £2779 is 37470 SEK It seems like these days SEK is worth nothing

 

[Emyr Evans]

Tax?

UK prices will usually include 20% VAT (so ~£2330 + VAT)
US prices are often 'pre-tax' - consumer sales in the UK are not generally allowed to feature such prices

I know this has been missed out in many rumours of pricing for nearly 20 years, and still it comes as a surprise to some... ;-) It he UK price were ex-VAT, it would make the store price ~£3360. Something to make some posters here blow a gasket

Being of similar age to you Keith, I'm fully aware of the 20% VAT.

It's the Canon Tax I dissaprove of. The camera is still $2700 equivelent before VAT.

Sony and Sigma didn't used to do this - this is a unique Canon thing.

 

[Chaitanya]

In general Europe gets the worst pricing compared to US/Canada/SE Asia and even India these days.

 

[blackcoffee17]

£2779 is close to what the GBP price should be with VAT included. A little Canon tax on it still...

 

[Avenger 2.0]

I'll pass in Europe for just a slight firmware and sensor upgrade. Lets see what black friday gives...

 

[AlanF]

Tax?

UK prices will usually include 20% VAT (so ~£2330 + VAT)
US prices are often 'pre-tax' - consumer sales in the UK are not generally allowed to feature such prices

I know this has been missed out in many rumours of pricing for nearly 20 years, and still it comes as a surprise to some... ;-) It he UK price were ex-VAT, it would make the store price ~£3360. Something to make some posters here blow a gasket

That's not a bad UK premium over the USA for Canon. The VAT-free price of £2316 equates to $2674, only a 7% mark up, and we usually get hammered with 11% or more. The current R6 is not too bad either compared with the R5. The grey market discounts haven't been that great for the R6, and I got mine from Canon UK with a double Christmas discount, making it cheaper than the grey market at the time.

 

[fox40phil]

Hum...
Lets see and wait which features it will get... to let me as a R6 mk1 owner jump to the mk2... my R6 is only one year old. I also bought the R7 before two months.

 

[SNJ Ops]

Tax?

UK prices will usually include 20% VAT (so ~£2330 + VAT)
US prices are often 'pre-tax' - consumer sales in the UK are not generally allowed to feature such prices

I know this has been missed out in many rumours of pricing for nearly 20 years, and still it comes as a surprise to some... ;-) It he UK price were ex-VAT, it would make the store price ~£3360. Something to make some posters here blow a gasket

I genuinely went on a tirade full of swear words when I saw the UK price of the 135mm f1.8 L USM of £2599, even if that does include VAT its £1000 more than the equivalent on Sony. That’s absolutely insane if that price is accurate.

 

[tomislavmoze]

considering the inflation since the release of the R6 was close to 20% I think these prices are amazing, especially if it ends up using the R3 sensor. I was really expecting the price to go higher. And was willing to pay more for an R6 that has video specs closer to ones found in the R5 (no overheat 4k, all the codecs, external raw...)

 

[Joel C]

considering the inflation since the release of the R6 was close to 20% I think these prices are amazing, especially if it ends up using the R3 sensor. I was really expecting the price to go higher. And was willing to pay more for an R6 that has video specs closer to ones found in the R5 (no overheat 4k, all the codecs, external raw...)

That's where I am at also, is it actually does this, I will have to sell my current one lol!