Best Used Canon EOS R5 Deals Today

This is the best value-for-money pick if you want a Canon EOS R5 that feels close to buying new, but without the new price tag. You get a low shutter count of just 14,000, meaning it's barely broken in for a professional camera. The excellent cosmetic condition means you shouldn't expect surprises—it's been well cared for. You're also getting the original box, a premium Really Right Stuff strap, and six extra batteries, which saves you money and hassle down the line. This seller is as trustworthy as it gets, with stellar feedback and reviews, so you know you'll be treated well. While you could go a little cheaper, those options generally come with either heavier wear, fewer extras, or less transparency. If you value a lightly used body with thoughtful extras from a top-rated seller, this is the sweet spot—you're truly getting your money's worth here.

This listing brings you a Canon EOS R5 that's been refurbished to excellent condition, with a super low shutter count of only 2,000. The key advantage is warranty coverage—six months of peace of mind is rare on the used market. The body does have minor marks on the rear monitor and viewfinder to be aware of, which won't affect performance but may matter if you want something that looks pristine. At this price, you're paying more than some used options, but that includes extra security and likely fewer hidden issues. One honest tradeoff: there’s a 15% restocking fee for returns over $1,500, so factor that into your risk. If you want near-new performance and some warranty backup, this gives you both, just at a small premium over the very best deals.

With this excellent refurbished EOS R5, you'll get a body that's undergone checks and includes a six-month warranty—a big plus if you want some added security. The 5,000 shutter count means it’s barely used, and the cosmetic condition is excellent. There’s a small blemish near the top LCD—not a dealbreaker for most, but worth noting if you want a flawless look. This option costs more than a straight used body but gives you peace of mind. Compared to the top pick, you're paying more for the warranty and lower usage, but losing out on bonus extras like extra batteries or a premium strap. If worry-free operation is important, and you’re fine with a minor mark, this is a reliable choice.

Here you’re getting a Canon EOS R5 that’s been expertly refurbished with an excellent cosmetic rating and only 5,000 shutter actuations. The real highlight is the included one-year AllState warranty—significantly longer than most used options, letting you shoot worry-free. There is small wear on the viewfinder eyecup, but that’s purely cosmetic and common at this age. You're paying a premium compared to the best used deals, and you miss out on extra accessories that some others include. If what you value most is warranty and low usage, this is a good pick. If you want outright value and up-front extras, the top spot offers a better package, albeit with a used (not refurbished) body and no long-term warranty.

This Canon EOS R5 sits in a nice middle ground: still an excellent body with a clean bill of health, excellent condition, and a shutter count less than 25,000. It’s a bit more used than the top picks, but still far from tired, and comes with the battery and charger—essentials for getting started. This is a USA version, so compatibility and resale should be straightforward. You'll save a bit versus the pricier refurbished listings with warranty, but you give up that safety net and a few bonus extras. If you're happy with a gently used body and just need solid value, this is a sensible, wallet-friendly option without big tradeoffs.

This is one of the lowest-priced Canon EOS R5 bodies available, which is a big plus if you want the best deal. The very low shutter count (under 5,000) means this camera hasn't had much use, which bodes well for longevity. Free shipping makes it even lighter on your wallet. The main tradeoff is that the cosmetic condition isn’t specified—so there's an element of risk—plus it’s missing a lens cap, a minor but slightly annoying omission. If you want to maximize your savings and don't mind potentially minor cosmetic imperfections, this could be worth the gamble. But if you want guaranteed excellence inside and out, the top few picks offer more certainty and extras for a bit more money.

This listing centers on a refurbished body with extremely light use (just 3,000 shutter actuations) and an excellent cosmetic rating. You get both a six-month warranty and a one-year AllState policy, which is rare and offers extended peace of mind—an advantage over almost any used-only deal. The price is higher than most others, so you’re really paying for that warranty coverage and light wear. There’s a 15% restocking fee on returns over $1,500, which is a minor downside for the risk averse. If you want the absolute assurance of ongoing support and don’t mind spending a little extra for it, this is a strong contender. For pure savings and bonus goodies, though, the top pick or other lower-priced options give you more for less.

You’re looking at a very affordable EOS R5 body, coming in lower than most options here. The shutter count is a moderate 16,885—higher than the lowest-use picks, but still well within a safe range for this kind of camera. The condition is rated as 'good' (not excellent), with some minor scuffing and dust, and the body cap is aftermarket. On the plus side, you get a Meike EF-EOS R lens adapter thrown in—a nice perk if you want to use EF lenses without spending extra. If budget is your top concern and you can look past small cosmetic flaws, this gets you a capable R5 at a great price. If you want pristine condition or extra batteries and pro accessories, the top listing is the safer bet.

If you're aiming for a creative starter kit, this is the only option that comes bundled with a lens—a Sigma 15mm fisheye—and two USB memory drives. This makes it a unique bundle for anyone wanting to shoot ultra-wide from the jump. The camera itself is in excellent cosmetic shape and the price is among the lowest. Be aware, though, that the shutter count isn’t listed, and there's no manufacturer warranty, so you’re accepting some extra unknowns. Shipping is also limited geographically. If you know you’ll use that fisheye lens, this could be a fantastic value; if you want maximum transparency about camera usage or plan to resell easily, the top listings with verified shutter count and extras offer more peace of mind.

If you want an R5 that’s practically fresh out of the box, this is a standout—it's described as "hardly ever used" and comes with the original packaging, charger, battery, and neck strap. The cosmetic condition is excellent, so you’ll feel like you’re getting something just short of new. The price is one of the most affordable here, but the tradeoff is that there’s no shutter count given, so you need to take the seller’s word for its light use. If you trust that, this is a really attractive “like new” pick at a fair price. If verified shutter count and extra accessories matter more, the top listing sets the standard—but you’re getting a fresh, clean start here for less.