Canon Speedlite 270EX II
Canon Speedlite 270EX II is a compact Canon E-TTL II speedlight with a guide number of 27. It sits near the bottom of Canon’s flash range, prioritising portability over power, with a small head that tilts for bounce work but does not swivel. It supports Canon optical wireless slave operation and high-speed sync on compatible Canon bodies, making it useful as a lightweight fill flash or off-camera accent rather than a primary event flash. Power comes from four AA batteries, and the flash uses a simple, travel-friendly body that is easy to carry on smaller EOS cameras. In real use, it suits casual portraits, indoor family shots and backup flash duties, but the limited output means it is best at close distances or in combination with higher ambient light. Used buyers should check the battery compartment for corrosion, the contact shoe and locking foot for wear, the bounce mechanism for smooth movement, and that the flash fires consistently at different power levels. Also confirm wireless slave triggering works with the intended Canon system and inspect the white diffuser panel and external body for cracks or heavy wear.
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Canon Speedlite 270EX II
Canon Speedlite 270EX II Shoe Mount Flash
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Canon Speedlite 270EX II
Canon Speedlite 270EX II Flash Unit
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Canon Speedlite 270EX II Model Overview
Specifications
- Brand
- Canon
- Model
- Speedlite 270EX II
- Release year
- 2012
- Lighting Type
- Speedlight
- Compatible Brands
- Canon
- TTL Support
- Yes
Canon Speedlite 270EX II is a compact Canon E-TTL II speedlight with a guide number of 27. It sits near the bottom of Canon’s flash range, prioritising portability over power, with a small head that tilts for bounce work but does not swivel. It supports Canon optical wireless slave operation and high-speed sync on compatible Canon bodies, making it useful as a lightweight fill flash or off-camera accent rather than a primary event flash. Power comes from four AA batteries, and the flash uses a simple, travel-friendly body that is easy to carry on smaller EOS cameras. In real use, it suits casual portraits, indoor family shots and backup flash duties, but the limited output means it is best at close distances or in combination with higher ambient light. Used buyers should check the battery compartment for corrosion, the contact shoe and locking foot for wear, the bounce mechanism for smooth movement, and that the flash fires consistently at different power levels. Also confirm wireless slave triggering works with the intended Canon system and inspect the white diffuser panel and external body for cracks or heavy wear.
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Canon Speedlite 270EX II Price History
Used Canon Speedlite 270EX II market summary
Prices are stable. The used Canon Speedlite 270EX II has held over the past 30 days, from a median of £64.05 to £64.05.
The latest median price sits near the middle of its the past 30 days range (£63.10 – £65). Stable prices mean buyers and sellers can compare without time pressure. These figures describe advertised used prices rather than a guaranteed valuation for any individual item.
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Buying a used Canon Speedlite 270EX II FAQs
Current prices are shown in the listings above, from 1 UK dealer tracked by SDS. The price of each example depends on its condition, included accessories and warranty, so compare the total cost including delivery.
You can compare used Canon Speedlite 270EX II listings from verified UK dealers on SDS, then buy directly from the dealer you choose. SDS is a free comparison service: payment, delivery, warranty and returns are handled by the dealer.
Yes, when you buy your Canon Speedlite 270EX II from a UK business. You are covered by the Consumer Rights Act 2015, so goods must be as described and of satisfactory quality, and most online purchases come with a 14-day right to cancel. Every dealer on SDS is a verified UK business.
Check each Canon Speedlite 270EX II listing's condition notes, photos and included accessories. Confirm any faults or repairs, how long the warranty lasts and the returns terms. Condition grades vary between dealers, so read each dealer's grading guide.
It depends on the dealer. Warranty length and cover on a used Canon Speedlite 270EX II are set by each dealer and shown on their website. Your statutory rights under the Consumer Rights Act apply whether or not a warranty is offered.
It varies by Canon Speedlite 270EX II listing. Check the dealer's included-items list for essentials such as batteries, chargers, cables or caps, and whether they are original Canon parts. Product photos on SDS identify the model and do not show what a listing includes.
Each used Canon Speedlite 270EX II differs in condition, accessories and warranty, and each dealer prices its own stock. Comparing listings side by side on SDS shows the difference before you buy.
Yes. Request a free Canon Speedlite 270EX II quote on SDS to compare offers from verified UK dealers, with no obligation to accept. Offers to buy are usually lower than resale prices because dealers cover inspection, preparation and resale costs.