Canon has reportedly registered three new EOS R cameras with wireless certification agencies, a move that often points to upcoming product announcements. While the filings do not confirm commercial names or full specifications, they have fueled fresh talk about updates to Canon’s mid-range mirrorless range.
The main rumors center on three models: the Canon EOS R8 II, EOS R7 II, and EOS R10 II. Among them, the R8 II is drawing the most attention because reports suggest it could arrive with a retro-inspired design that pays tribute to the classic Canon AE-1 film camera.
The rumored EOS R7 II is also notable, with speculation that it may feature Canon’s first stacked APS-C sensor. If that proves accurate, it would mark a meaningful step for the company’s crop-sensor mirrorless lineup. The EOS R10 II is also expected as part of the same refresh, though fewer details have surfaced so far.
For now, the certification listings and rumors point to a broader Canon push across its enthusiast-level EOS R cameras rather than a single release. Current expectations place these announcements in the second half of 2026, but Canon has not officially confirmed the models or timing.
