🔍 Key Features

1. 24.2 MP APS-C CMOS sensor with Canon’s DIGIC X image processor — delivers sharp details and good low-light performance. Wikipedia+2The-Digital-Picture.com+2
2. Dual Pixel CMOS AF II with subject detection (people, animals, vehicles) for fast, reliable autofocus. Wikipedia+3Canon USA+3Star Tech+3
3. High continuous shooting speed: up to 15 fps with mechanical shutter, 23 fps with electronic shutter. Star Tech+2Wikipedia+2
4. 4K video recording: 4K30 normally; 4K60 with crop. Supports HDR-PQ. Star Tech+2Wikipedia+2
5. Vari-angle touchscreen LCD for flexible shooting angles (good for vlogging, selfies). Wikipedia+2DPReview+2
6. OLED electronic viewfinder (~2.36 million dots) for composing in bright light. Wikipedia+2The-Digital-Picture.com+2
7. Lens mount: RF / RF-S (can also use EF / EF-S lenses via adapter). DPReview+1

📊 Specifications Table

👍 Pros & ⚠️ Limitations

Pros:

1. Excellent autofocus performance, especially for moving subjects, thanks to Dual Pixel CMOS AF II and subject detection.
2. Fast burst rates (mechanical + electronic), good for action & sports photography.
3. Flexible video recording options.
4. Vari-angle screen helps with shooting at odd angles or for content creators.
5. Kit lens is compact and stabilized, making the setup more ready to shoot with.

Limitations:

1. No in-body image stabilization (IBIS) — handheld stability depends largely on the lens or external support. Wikipedia+1
2. 4K60 is with crop — field of view is reduced. Wikipedia+1
3. Kit lens (18-45mm) has a relatively narrow aperture range (f4.5-6.3), which limits background blur & performance in low light.
4. Battery life typical for mirrorless; long shoots will need spare battery.