Mirrorless camera Black Friday Deals 2026 on this page are three APS-C bodies, and a photo with a lens on the front is not a promise that the lens is in the box. The budget body is a new Canon EOS R100, model 6052C002. It is a 24.1-megapixel APS-C CMOS camera with a DIGIC 8 processor, Dual Pixel CMOS AF across up to 143 zones, continuous shooting up to 6.5 frames per second in One-Shot AF, and the Canon RF mount. The listing describes it as the smallest and lightest EOS R series body and does not claim in-body stabilization, 6.2K video, or AI subject tracking in the feature bullets. The overall body is a new Sony Alpha a6700, model ILCE6700/B. It is a 26-megapixel APS-C camera with sensor-shift stabilization, a dedicated AI processor for subject recognition, and 4K/60p oversampled plus 4K at 120p. The mount is Sony E. The premium body is a Fujifilm X-T5, model 16782301, and the condition is used, like new. It is a 40.2-megapixel APS-C body with five-axis in-body stabilization listed up to seven stops, mechanical bursts to 15 frames per second, electronic bursts to 20, and internal 6.2K/30p 4:2:2 10-bit video. The mount is Fujifilm X.
All three headings are bodies. If a picture shows a lens, treat the lens as a prop unless the title says the lens is included. A kit listing is a different product from a body listing. Black Friday uses the kit photo because it looks like a camera.
Best Budget: Canon EOS R100 body
The R100 is the budget pick because the feature set is the simpler one. 24.1 megapixels. DIGIC 8. Dual Pixel autofocus. Up to 6.5 frames per second. RF mount. No in-body stabilization claim in the bullets this record uses. No 6.2K claim. No AI subject-tracking claim of the kind the other two listings print. New, black, model 6052C002. It is still a current-mount Canon mirrorless body, and it is the small one. People who want the lightest bag and who will add a stabilized lens, or who do not need the stabilization in the body, are the match. People who want the a6700’s sensor-shift and 4K/120, or the X-T5’s 40.2-megapixel sensor, are not looking at a discount on those cameras. They are looking at a different camera.
RF mount means RF and RF-S lenses, not a drawer of EF lenses, unless you add an adapter Canon supports and you accept what that adapter does to size and autofocus. This page does not invent an adapter model. If you already own EF glass, read Canon’s current adapter note before you assume the R100 is the cheap way to keep those lenses. If you own no lenses, a body-only Black Friday listing is a camera you cannot take a picture with. Add a lens as its own line, in the mount that matches, and do not let a photo of a kit lens rewrite the body-only title.
6.5 frames per second is the continuous figure, tied to One-Shot AF on this listing. It is not 15 or 20. Sports and children are where that number matters. If you need the faster bursts, look at the X-T5 heading and read the conditions on those frame rates. DIGIC 8 is an older processor generation than the cameras Canon sells above this body. That is part of why the R100 is the simpler pick. It is also a small, light body, which is the other half of the reason to choose it.
New condition. A used R100 with a worn grip is a different offer. The model 6052C002 should be the body in the box, not a kit code you did not read. Check the title for the word body.
Best Overall: Sony a6700 body
The a6700 is the overall pick because it is the balanced hybrid body in the group. 26 megapixels. Sensor-shift stabilization. A dedicated AI processor for subject recognition. 4K/60p oversampled and 4K at 120p. Sony E mount. New, black, model ILCE6700/B. It adds stabilization and high-frame-rate 4K that the R100 listing does not claim. It does not have the X-T5’s 40.2-megapixel sensor or the X-T5’s 6.2K internal video. For a lot of people who want one body that can shoot stills and serious 4K, that middle is the point.
Sensor-shift stabilization is in the body, so a lens without its own stabilizer still gets help. That is the practical difference from the R100 listing. It is not a gimbal. Walking video still needs a steady hand or a support. 4K/120 is a high frame rate for slow motion and for cropping time. It is a mode with its own limits on crop and on heat, and those limits belong on Sony’s current page for ILCE6700/B, not in a guess. Confirm the mode before you promise yourself unlimited 120p recording. 4K/60 oversampled is the other video line. If you never shoot video, you are still buying a strong stills body, and you should not ignore the stabilization just because the video specs are loud.
E mount is the lens world. A-mount lenses, Canon’s RF lenses, and Fujifilm’s X lenses do not fit. Adapters exist for some older Sony and Minolta glass and they are a separate purchase with their own autofocus limits. A body-only a6700 plus a lens you do not own is an incomplete camera. If the photo shows a kit zoom, read the title again. ILCE6700/B on this page is the body.
New, black. There is a silver a6700 in the wider lineup. If you care about the color, the title has to say black. A used body with a shutter count the seller will not state is a different offer from this new one.
Best Premium: Fujifilm X-T5 body, used like new
The X-T5 is the premium pick because the stills and video specs on the listing exceed the other two. 40.2-megapixel X-Trans APS-C sensor. Five-axis in-body stabilization listed up to seven stops. Mechanical shutter bursts to 15 frames per second. Electronic bursts to 20. Internal 6.2K/30p in 4:2:2 10-bit. Fujifilm X mount. Model 16782301. The condition is used, like new. A photo of a black body with a lens attached still does not put that lens in a body-only listing. Used, like new, means you are not the first owner. Ask what “like new” includes: shutter count if the seller has it, sensor dust, and whether the charger and strap are original.
Forty megapixels is the reason to choose this body when you crop hard or you print large. It is also more file size and more demand on the card and the computer. A 26-megapixel a6700 file is easier on an older laptop. Buy the X-T5 if you will use the resolution, not because the number is larger. The seven-stop stabilization figure is Fujifilm’s listing claim for the system, measured the way they measure it. It is not a promise about a particular lens at a particular shutter speed in your hands. Five-axis IBIS is still the feature the R100 listing does not claim.
6.2K internal video is above the a6700’s 4K lines and far above what the R100 bullets claim. It is also a mode that fills cards and heats a body. Read the current limits for 16782301. 15 and 20 frames per second are the burst figures, mechanical and electronic. Electronic shutter can change how moving subjects and artificial lights look. If you shoot sports under flicker, read that note before you live in the electronic mode.
X mount means Fujifilm X lenses. A Canon or Sony lens does not fit. Used, like new, is the condition that separates this heading from the two new bodies. If you need sealed and new, this listing is the wrong premium. If you accept like new, inspect the sensor and the dials on day one. The X-T5’s dials are part of why people buy it. A sticky dial is a return, not a quirk you discover after the window.
How to shop these mirrorless cameras for Black Friday Deals 2026
Black Friday Deals 2026 will show lenses in photos and sell bodies in the title. Canon EOS R100, model 6052C002, is the new RF-mount body with 24.1 megapixels and no in-body stabilization claim in these bullets. Sony a6700, ILCE6700/B, is the new E-mount body with sensor-shift stabilization and 4K up to 120p. Fujifilm X-T5, 16782301, is the used like-new X-mount body with 40.2 megapixels and 6.2K internal video. None of the three titles on this page include a lens unless the seller adds one. A kit with a lens is a different purchase. Compare the kit only after you have priced the body and the lens separately.
Cards, batteries, and straps are the other additions. Each mount’s camera may use a different battery. Do not buy a Canon battery for the Sony. A fast card matters more on the X-T5 and on the a6700’s high frame rates than a giant slow card. Read the supported card type on the current page for the body you chose.
When the box arrives, match the model and look for the lens that was not supposed to be required. If a lens is missing and the title said body, that is correct. If the title said kit and the lens is missing, that is a return. Put a charged battery in, open the shutter, and look at the sensor with the body cap off and the camera pointed down, the way the manual suggests, so you can see dust before a trip. Black Friday is a sound weekend to buy one of these bodies when the mount matches the lenses you have or the lens you are willing to buy next. It is a poor weekend to own a body and a lens that do not share a mount.
Cards, batteries, and the first pictures
Put a card in the body before you judge the camera. A body with no card looks broken when it refuses to shoot, and the fix is the card the manual names. The X-T5’s 40.2-megapixel files and 6.2K video want a faster card than a casual snapshot body. The a6700’s 4K/120 mode wants a card that Sony lists for that mode. The R100 is less demanding and still needs a card the camera accepts. Buy one card you know works rather than a three-pack of a type you have not checked.
Charge the battery that came with the new bodies, or the battery the used X-T5 seller actually included. A third-party battery can be fine later and a bad first impression now. If the used listing did not include a charger, that missing piece is part of the condition, not a surprise you should discover at the airport. Look at the sensor, the mount flange, and the hot shoe. Dust on a sensor can be cleaned. A scratch on the mount flange or a dent in the shoe is a return on a like-new body.
Take ten pictures in the house and one short video. Confirm the stabilization on the a6700 and the X-T5 is the behavior the menu describes, and confirm the R100 does not grow a stabilizer the listing did not claim. A lens you borrowed for the test has to be the right mount. Do not force a lens. The mount is the part you cannot cheaply replace.
A photo on the product page that shows a lens is a picture. The invoice is the list. If the invoice says body and a lens arrived, check whether you were charged for it. If the invoice says kit and only a body arrived, start the return before you buy a different lens to fill the gap. Write 6052C002, ILCE6700/B, or 16782301 on the order note, plus the words new or used like new. Those are the cameras. “Mirrorless” is only the search.
