The Canon EOS M is an APS-C digital mirrorless camera, introduced in 2012 as Canon's first entry into the mirrorless market. It used the EF-M lens mount and was positioned as a compact interchangeable-lens alternative to Canon's DSLR range when new.

At UK auction in 2026, hammer results for the Canon EOS M have ranged from around £70 to £170, with a median near £100 — wholesale saleroom levels that sit below typical retail asking prices. Condition and whether a kit lens is included materially affect what a body sells for, and clean, fully working examples tend to fetch the upper end of that range today.