I was sniffing around MPB’s offerings of the EOS R5. I asked them if they provided shutter counts for the items they have for sale. Their answer follows. What do you think about this? Should a person buy a used R5 without concern for its shutter count?
MPB does not provide shutter counts for any mirrorless cameras, including the Canon R5, because these counts are inaccurate and record the number of button presses rather than actual shutter actuations. Since mirrorless cameras like the Canon R5 do not have a physical shutter mechanism, they do not endure the same faults or shutter failure as cameras with a mechanical shutter, making the shutter count less important information and not an indication of the camera's condition.
MPB does not provide shutter counts for any mirrorless cameras, including the Canon R5, because these counts are inaccurate and record the number of button presses rather than actual shutter actuations. Since mirrorless cameras like the Canon R5 do not have a physical shutter mechanism, they do not endure the same faults or shutter failure as cameras with a mechanical shutter, making the shutter count less important information and not an indication of the camera's condition.

