Used – Like New Canon EOS R1 appears on Amazon at $5,899.95, two units listed

An Amazon Used – Like New listing for Canon’s flagship EOS R1 surfaced on 2026-10-24, showing the body at $5,899.95 — about $900 lower than the camera’s listed new price of $6,799. The listing page itself described the offer as a notable saving: "The Like New offer represents a significant reduction compared with buying the camera new."

The listing capture included a caution about scale: "However, this is not an official Canon price cut or a discount on a factory-new unit." In other words, the lower dollar figure applies to a Used – Like New listing rather than a factory-refurbished or box-new sale. The listing also indicated limited quantity: "According to the listing, only two units were available at the time of capture." The snapshot in the facts is time-stamped 2026-10-24 15:11:07 UTC.

Beyond the pricing anomaly, the EOS R1 remains Canon’s top-tier mirrorless body with a set of features aimed at high-end stills and video work. It uses a 24.2MP full-frame back-illuminated stacked CMOS sensor paired with Canon’s DIGIC X processor and a DIGIC Accelerator to drive capture and autofocus performance. That sensor and processing combo is what lets the camera sustain blackout-free continuous shooting at up to 40 fps while running Canon’s Dual Pixel Intelligent AF.

Video capabilities are equally ambitious: the body can record internal 6K RAW at up to 60 fps and 4K at up to 120 fps, and it supports Canon Log 2 and Canon Log 3 as well as pro-level monitoring aids like false color. For media handling and durability, the EOS R1 includes dual CFexpress Type B card slots and an integrated vertical grip, features that underline its professional orientation.

A price tag under $5,900 on a Used – Like New unit may make Canon’s top model attainable to more shooters who require specific R1 attributes — the high-speed stacked sensor, the advanced AF system, and 6K RAW workflows — but the listing is not a substitute for a factory-new discount. Buyers who are after a brand-new R1 should note the list price shown in the facts remains $6,799.

If you’re considering the Like New option, bear in mind the difference between seller-graded used listings and manufacturer or retailer new-stock promotions. The listing snapshot showed just two available units at the moment it was captured, which suggests scarcity on that particular page and the possibility of rapid change in price or availability.

We don’t have any indication from Canon of a broader price adjustment for factory-new EOS R1 bodies. For professionals weighing upgrade or replacement choices, the R1’s combination of a stacked 24.2MP sensor, blackout-free 40 fps shooting, Dual Pixel Intelligent AF, internal 6K RAW to 60 fps and 4K to 120 fps capture, plus Canon Log 2/3 and professional monitoring tools, still frames it as a specialist tool — and a Like New listing at $5,899.95 may be one route to accessing that performance at a lower outlay.

As with any used or seller-graded purchase, inspect the listing details, seller ratings and return policies carefully, and confirm the listing’s current status before deciding. The capture referenced here reflects the listing and quantities at the time shown in the facts.