Canon EOS 2000D (Rebel T7) DSLR Camera w/Canon EF-S 18-55mm F/3.5-5.6 Zoom Lens + Case + 128GB Memory (28pc Bundle)

Easy to use, good quality, Bluetooth and wifi is easy to set up on it to transfer to phone. So many features and so many things came with it. Two chargers and three batteries. It's just a really great deal for everything.

First off, I'd like to say that the store owner/manager is great! I was missing a USB card reader from the order. He was really quick to get back with me and sent me one.The camera is a really good camera. I haven't used a camera in depth for 10 years. It felt really good knowing that I could maneuver through the different settings like I hadn't stopped photographing. I like that it is WiFi enabled and I can sync it to my phone and control it from there.All the accessories it comes with are nice and brand new. And while not everything is a top name brand, they are still good quality and easy to use.

We got the camera today and spend a couple of hours familiarizing ourselves with it. There is a learning curve for this camera. I got it for my son to take pictures for his HS photography class. After hooking up everything we decided to go out the Florida Everglades to take some snaps. He loves nature. We recently has a pretty serious fire and I wanted to see the damage. These are just a few of the beautiful, spectacular pictures my son took. He had never used a camera like this ever before. He is very pleased and so am I.

First, the camera and lens take great pictures. I once had a Cannon AE1 SLR film type camera long ago and other than the difference between film and an electronic image, the operation is kind of similar. The only noticeable stumbling point is that when you actually push the “shutter button” a half push causes it to focus (in automatic mode) and then a full push will take the picture. If you just push the button there is a noticeable lag between pushing the button and taking the actual picture. Oh, and the manual is a pdf file you have to download - in my opinion, a cheesy, cheap ass move by the manufacturer instead of including a printed book. But that is the only shortcoming of the camera and lens in my opinion. It takes beautiful pictures. But to really get the most out of the camera this is not for users who want a simple point and shoot camera. The whole reason for a DSLR camera like this is to be able to use a variety of lenses for different purposes. The lens that comes with the camera is perfect for most inside shots and non-telephoto outside shots. If you want to take long distance shots you will need a decent tripod and a good telephoto lens.The accessories that were included that I really appreciated are:Spare rechargeable battery and universal charger (AC and 12 Volt Automotive power).Two memory cards.Camera bag that’s adequate for the majority of the items included.Shutter release remote (wired).Accessories that are just so-so (my opinion, of course)External Flash - The camera’s own flash is good enough.Telephoto lens extender and macro lenses - The quality is just not up to the main lens.Accessories that are not worth the space they took:The tripod - Far too lightweight and insubstantial for anything but a tiny camera.The squarish lens hood - Questionable idea for a lens that rotates to focus.Overall, The camera and lens are great! The worthwhile accessories are useful. It’s not really for the novice, but the learning curve isn’t too bad if you have experience with an SLR camera. By the way there is a “Dummies” book available for this camera. As the seller didn’t seem to overcharge for the bundle so I didn’t mind too much that some of the accessories seem to just there to plump up the appearance of the deal. (It’s like having a drawer full of cheap knives and a few good ones that you use for everything - It would be better to get rid of the crappy ones and just use the good ones.)

I am an amateur photographer who was asked to come to marching band competitions and football games to take pictures of the students in action. This camera has been absolutely perfect so far. There is also a “For Dummies” book for this camera that really helps you get familiar with the features and how to use it. This kit came with soooo much stuff. Some of the accessories are kinda cheaply made (I hate the tripod so I use a different one), but for what all it comes with, I think that is definitely to be expected. Heads up though, you will need a different lens for taking any pictures even remotely far away. The main lens that comes with it is very basic and doesn’t zoom very far. Excellent value for the price.

I got this Canon Rebel T7 for hiking in the Colorado mountains. I plan on using it for portraits and panoramas. Being new to digital photography, I'm learning my way around the various functions on the camera. So far I'm getting used to the fully automatic settings. They seem quite straight forward. After that, I'll get around to using all the other settings to improve my pictures. The camera provides me with a learning curve toward taking great pictures.

Tripod very light and not quite solid enough. It has everything for Wi-Fi and connecting to a tv. A very good camera for beginners moving up to a higher level of quality pictures. It’s terrific for bird photography and capturing landscapes, lunar pics, and people.

Camera and lens are fantastic. You will want to experiment with the lenses (some screw onto the front of the primary lens) The tripod was too lightweight for my taste so I would not use it with the camera. The telephoto lens was blah but I have a Canon 50-250mm telephoto lens already.