Sell old Canon EOS 750D
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For the body in flawless condition with all its original items. Your exact price comes after a few quick questions, and a lens you sell with it is added on top.
About this model
| Megapixels | 24.2 |
| Sensor | Crop Sensor |
| Display | Touch |
| Launched | 2015 |
The EOS 750D (2015) brought a 24.2-megapixel sensor, a 19-point all-cross-type autofocus system, Hybrid CMOS AF III for live view, a fully articulating touch screen and Wi-Fi with NFC to Canon's mid-entry line. It was sold in India with the 18-55 IS STM lens and, in the higher kit, with the 18-135 IS STM.
What moves the resale value of a Canon EOS 750D
A 750D is graded on the screen and its hinge, the grip rubber, the mode dial and the pop-up flash. Bodies used for events show grip wear; family bodies are often Good. The LP-E17 battery and its Canon charger are original items. Nearly all 750D bodies are past the two-year band now, so grade and original items set the number.
Lenses usually sold with the Canon EOS 750D
The 18-55 STM kit lens is the usual partner, with the 55-250 IS STM, the 75-300mm, the 10-18mm, the 24mm f/2.8 STM and the 50mm f/1.8 STM as common additions. Tick every lens you are selling; each is priced from its own row.
How the quote works for this model
Pick the grade, tick the original items, choose the age band and verify your mobile number. The quote lists the body, each lens and the total; our representative pays it at pickup once the camera matches.
Bodies are priced on their own; every listed lens you tick is added from its own price row. Four grades (Flawless, Good, Average, Below Average), five original items (box, bill, charger, battery, bag) and five age bands, from under four months to more than two years, set the number. Read the guide before you answer.
Questions sellers ask about the Canon EOS 750D
Do you buy the 750D with the 18-135 STM kit lens?
The 18-135 STM is not in the list for this model yet. Tick "My lens is not listed", type it, and our team prices it on the call and adds it on top.
What is the difference between Good and Average for a 750D?
Good is light use with no dents and everything working; Average is clear signs of use such as scratches or a small dent, everything still working.
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