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Refurbished Canon D-Rebel T5 with 18-55 IS for $250

Juxtaposition alert, deal edition! I’m not even sure what the previous sentence means, but on we go: in parallel with the new condition T5 MIR bundle, the official Canon USA online store is offering the refubished Canon D-Rebel T5 with 18-55 IS II for $250 with free shipping. Offer ends by 8/29/15. Refurbished items sold from the official Canon USA store come with a one year warranty.

August 24, 2015 Filed Under: canon, dslr deals Tagged With: , ,

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  1. S.W. Anderson says
    August 25, 2015 at 12:18 am

    I recall when a comparatively rudimentary DSLR would set you back $2,500. The T5 is a very good entry-level DSLR. A neophyte could spend the next several years exploring its features and becoming really proficient in using those features.

    This price is incredible, especially when you take the one-year warranty into account. The only thing more Mr. Canon coud do for you is send you out on an expenses-paid date with his nubile daughter, or something like that.

    BTW, at its Web site, Canon has a broad assortment of very useful and highly desirable, allegedly refurb, lenses on sale now. The not completely casI recall when a comparatively rudimentary DSLR would set you back $2,500. The T5 is a very good entry-level DSLR. A neophyte could spend the next several years exploring its features and becoming really proficient in using those features.

    This price is incredible, especially when you take the one-year warranty into account. The only thing more Mr. Canon coud do for you is send you out on an expenses-paid date with his nubile daughter, or something like that.

    BTW, at its Web site, Canon has a broad assortment of very useful and highly desirable, allegedly refurb, lenses on sale now. The not completely cash strapped could use some of the money saved on the $250 T5 to snap up a charitably priced 24mm or 40mm prime. h strapped could use some of the money saved on the $250 T5 to snap up a charitably priced 24mm or 40mm prime.

    • 1001nc says
      August 25, 2015 at 8:25 pm

      Yeah, the early breakout days of DSLRs where there where a quartet of DSLRs breaking under the $2000 barrier! Now it’s almost 1/10th of the price!