Is the M6 still worth it?

When the OP ask for advice on buying a new camera, my obligation is to give him the best possible answer, not protect Canon's bottom line, even if what you say were true (which it probably is not, it is laughable to think that my asking the OP to consider waiting for the R system is going have any effect on Canon's bottom line - delusions of grandeur seriously?). To the OP, my advice still stands, it is worth considering the R line for future proofing, and it is very easy and therefore somewhat likely for Canon to create an APS-C R line with the same sensor mount that can take advantage of all the excellent glass in the the R line. But if you are happy with the M system as is, there is no harm in buying it as long as you are not relying on future updates which at the moment is  AT BEST uncertrain (and I would love for anyone to actually prove me wrong on this).

Marco Nero wrote:

MinAZ wrote:

xabi req wrote:

The camera was announced in Feb 2017 so it's been out for almost two years.

It's being sold for 460 (euro) and I am considering buying it (I'd try to sell the M10 + 15-45 mm).

Your thoughts?

The M6 is the 'perfect mirrorless camera' if not for the slightly-louder (than I'd prefer) shutter click. It's a completely well rounded camera and I believe it's currently the best built of the current models and offers everything you'd expect to see with a DSLR in a very compact body.

Its actually a good camera, but for right now, it is also worth waiting for the possible EOS R APS-C camera. Normally, I'd say go ahead, but the EOS-M lineup hasn't been fully fleshed out, and may never be if the R APS-C comes about. I wouldn't want to buy into a dead-end system if a perfectly reasonable (or even better) replacement is around the corner.

PLEASE STOP POSTING FAKE RUMORS HERE. It affects the sales of cameras, which damages the baselines implemented by the manufacturers. In fact if you're going to refer to the EOSM as a "Dead System" when their latest lens hasn't even officially hit the streets here where I am, then you really shouldn't post here on an EOS M forum where such comments are divisive and dishonest.
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