Canon EOS 80D DSLR Camera with EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 is STM + EF-S 55-250mm f/4-5.6 is STM Lens w/Advanced Photo & Travel Bundle

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I am really enjoying all the extras I got in this bundle as opposed to just getting the camera body only (for the same price!). The bag is very high quality and fits everything I need. The only thing I do not like about it is the way it cuts across my chest. As a woman these slings type bags can be a bit uncomfortable. I probably wont use the neck strap as it is really wide and I prefer something softer and more comfortable. It is very well made though and even has a zipper pocket with slots for SD cards. Overall I am really loving this camera, but I have always purchased and used Canon cameras so thats not surprising. The touch/tilt screen is a pretty awesome upgrade from my last camera.

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I love this camera so much!! I was a little skeptical and wasnt sure if it would take the quality pictures I wanted it to compared to more expensive cameras, but it does an AWESOME job! I love all the photos Ive gotten and as a photographer I would highly recommend this camera! Easy to use and great for videos too!

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I bought this camera to replace my 70d. It has a lot more bells and whistles which I trust will improve the quality of my images. The delivery from Digital Goja was prompt and in excellent condition. The bundle of extras that came with it-strap, tripods, memory cards and cleaning kit were welcome additions that added great value to my purchase.

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Hey Guys! This is great package! Comes with many durable items. The camera is great and sturdy. Built in Japan so its not a scam.... Always check your camera to make sure it is built in the right country. I am a Vermont... Im 15 years old and this package is everything you need. The mono pod is so heavy duty and the carry case is perfect. The camera bag I thought you be crappy, but it turned out really well and nicely built. Plus awesome purple interior. Diffinelty go for this buy. Im not trying to sell this to you. Im just a Vermonter who loves the purchase and product quality! -Gus

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Initial impression, very nice camera. Ive gone through several of the features and I am pleased with the results, thus far. Canon finally entered their CMOS camera squarely into the fight - (24mp, additional focus points, headphone jack). It delivers sharp pictures, quality videos, quick focus and image tracking. Digital Gojas included accessories are basic, but functional grab and go pieces. I bought a $25 tripod head for their included monopod and made it a useful backup tool. The table top tripod is solid. With the additional SD cards, shoulder sling and camera remote...its decent enough to throw in the secondary gear bag.

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I absolutely love my camera and the package deal was too good to pass up. I purchased through the seller Digital Goja and have had no problems with my camera or any of its accessories. They arrived brand new, safely packaged, and all as described!

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So youve got the EOS 80D camera, and -- separately -- the package of extras Digital Goja provides. Bottom line, so as not to bury the lede: If youre going to buy the camera, its worth buying this package. The camera: Lots of other people have reviewed the 80D so I wont go into detail. Suffice it to say, its arguably Canons best non-professional (i.e., under-$3000) camera. Its terrific and you wont go wrong. If youre considering the 7D Mk II instead of this (as I was), this is the better choice for a number of reasons -- its several years more advanced, it has better dynamic range (meaning better resolution of dark and light areas) and has built-in Wi-Fi. Unless you need the 7Ds GPS, theres little reason to choose that over the 80D. The Digital Goja package: The package cost the same as buying the 80D body alone, so essentially its free. And its definitely worth more than that. :) Its got a mix of items ranging from the cheap (the mini tripod and the mini spray bottle) to the useful (the pack, the strap, the memory cards, etc.) Lets be real: This isnt super high-end stuff. But its not bad at all. Heck, the two memory cards alone are worth it. The pack is much better made than I expected -- its actually quite good material and nicely designed. The infra-red remote is useful for selfies and group shots, and the alternative carry strap isnt bad at all. (Its a matter of person preference whether you prefer it to the standard strap. The monopod is low- to mid-range, but again -- this is all essentially free. Ergo, its gonna be useful I can almost guarantee that the extras youll use are worth at least $15 or $20 bucks. (Heck, sell the memory cards on eBay. Theyre factory sealed and name-brand.) That alone means this bundle is worth it. Finally, the companys customer service is terrific. Youll get an e-mail almost immediately saying, "If you have a problem, well fix it," and other reviews will tell you its very responsive to customers. It comes down to this: Pay $1,100 for a camera alone, or pay the same $1,100 and get a decent bundle of extras. No contest.

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This review is for the specific combo that comes with the 80d. Presumably you have done your homework and have decided the 80d is right for you. Now which package to get? This one is the one I picked and I was not disappointed. After years as a Nikon user I reluctantly made the switch to Canon for its video capabilities. I already own a PowerShot and the g7x and they are little powerhouses. I didnt want to drop a boat load of cash on a bunch of crap lenses for the camera although some of the packages on here are very tempting. I wanted a decent prime lens and canon kills it with their nifty fifty coming in at under a hundred bucks. I also picked up a pricey 10-22 for filming indoors. The point is if you are going to get some good glass you dont need all the junk in the other combos. This had some really excellent accessories like the monopod/selfie stick and 2sd cards which are nice to have that I am going to pass down to my budding film making children (along with the Nikon) The bag in particular is fantastic. Its the perfect size which is surprisingly hard to find in a camera bag. I am going to reluctantly pass that along as well as I will be shooting in the studio. If you are looking for a YouTube combo this is a great pick plus a rode go and the 10-22. Pricier than the video maker kit but you wont need to upgrade your glass in six months. The backpack will fit everything I just mentioned. In short, great price, quality accessories, killer camera, 10 out of 10 would highly recommend.

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The camera is great. The battery, charger, and strap are the ones that come with a normal camera purchase. The pistol grip and monopod are relatively low quality but would probably be better than nothing. I have not tried the remote yet. The bag is awkward to use and does not really allow for expanding your system past body and 2 lenses. The memory cards are minimal but functional. I like the memory card case but wish it was a larger capacity. I looked around for a package deal for quite a while before I settled on this one. It was priced the same as the body alone so I considered the extras were basically free. All said and done, I would order this again in an instant if I had a need.

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I ordered this twice. First one, the 80D body had some issues. I returned it and decided to look around and see what deals were out there. This one won, hands down. The folks I dealt with at Digital Goja were all very understanding. My only "complaint" is that despite the camera being the only issue, I had to send back the entire kit b/c I had started the Amazon return process. Wish I had contacted the good folks at Digital Goja first - I think we could have swapped the bodies and been done. If you have issues, please contact them first before initiating a return. Ive read some reviews stating the add-on items arent very high quality. Thats only partly correct. The items are all functional and Ive used the monopod, case, and strap and really like them. As far as the Canon 80D is concerned, its a top-notch camera. Probably the best in its price class. The biggest issue I have with it is that unlike the more expensive 7dMkII (which I didnt care for) you cant rename your files in-camera. that means youre stuck with IMG_0001 for the files, and if you, like me, have several Canon cameras, this can become a hassle to deal with. Canon could have included this capability, but chose not to. Is it really that profitable a selling point, Canon, that you only include it with higher end bodies? You punish folks whove bought several of your cameras. That said, the 80D takes great pictures. Love the camera so far! Sample image was taken last weekend.

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