04-11-2025
02:50 PM
- last edited on
04-15-2025
01:40 PM
by
Danny
Bought a R6 Mark II through the Canon store on Amazon (USA). When I tried to register, it says that this camera was not intended for sale in the USA. I called Canon, and their only advice was to return it. Amazon is listed as an authorized dealer (as long as it’s not fulfilled by a non-Canon seller). Has anyone had this issue? Is it possible to buy a camera on Amazon and get it registered? Thanks!
06-06-2025 10:33 AM
The key here is whether it has a Canon USA warranty card inside the box. If it does not then it is not a Canon USA product. Personally I would return it. According to Amazon itself, 61% of all unit sales on Amazon come from independent sellers. You obviously found one.
My advice it do not buy any photographic gear from Amazon especially those big glorious packages. Total junk! But this also goes for SD or CF memory cards and batteries. Another reason is counterfeits which can be so good they are hard for experienced pros to distinguish them from the real deal Canon until they crap out or damage your gear.
06-06-2025 10:35 AM
BTW, anyone can hijack the Canon logo.
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