Weather sealing on EOS 250D missing from EOS Rebel SL3

[BaoLuong]

I know these two are the same camera, BUT I don't know if someone has noticed this yet. The 250D has weather sealing and the SL3 doesn't can someone explain it to me?

[Tronhard]

Where did you get the idea the 250D has weather sealing?

[BaoLuong]

"The device is protected with extra seals to prevent failures caused by dust, raindrops, and water splashes". I got that infomation from this https://versus.com/en/canon-eos-250d#:~:text=The%20device%20is%20protected%20with,%2C%20raindrops%2C....

[MikeSowsun]

The website you quoted clearly shows that the SL3 and 250D both do NOT have weather sealing. What you read there is a definition of weather sealing for cameras that DO have it so you can decide if that feature is important for your own needs.

[Tronhard]

First, the Canon 250D, SL3, and Kiss X10 all refer to the same camera - the difference is simply a marketing one, so there is no physical difference.

I have checked three sources and there is no confirmation of weather sealing on any of them.  I refer you to the specs from both Canon and DPReview.com: Canon EOS Rebel SL3 (EOS 250D / EOS Kiss X10) Specs: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com).
I am not familiar with the site you quote from but under weather sealing it does display a x rather than a tick mark, and their comment about sealing is not very precise and IMHO, somewhat misleading.

[shadowsports]

Baoluong,

I had posed the same as MikeSowsun, but didn't save the thread.  According to the site you referenced, A red X means doesn't have a feature.  Green check means it does.  According to the site, the 250D is not weather sealed.