Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II 20.1MP Compact Camera (Read Description)

Camera only has one issue which I detail at length in the next paragraph below. Aside from that, it works and functions properly for photography, the lens opens and retracts properly, the flash works properly, the SD card and storage reading/writing works properly, the buttons and menus work properly, the zoom works properly, the batterys work properly and hold a charge without issue, the camera also has no dents or scratches, and overall it takes proper photos with no image defects of any kind. 
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EXPLANATION OF THE DISPLAY ERROR (E32):
The error that you see on the screen in one of my listing photos is an error that occurs specifically when you are browsing photos stored on the device in Gallery viewing mode, only while the camera is pointed downward 30 degrees or more. In other words, it only happens if you tilt the camera down towards the ground while viewing photos, and it usually takes around 30 seconds to pop up, it doesn't happen instantly and it is not guaranteed that it even will happen at all. 

I want to make this next part very clear: this error DOES NOT happen while using the primary functions of the device to capture photos or record video. You can take photos/record video with the camera tilted/pointed downward at any angle and there will not be any issues or errors. The error only occurs while viewing stored photos in Gallery mode. If you want to view stored photos in Gallery mode without getting the error, you have to physically hold the camera in a mostly upright position and you'll be fine. Again, this only applies to Gallery/Video Playback mode.

So what happens if/when you do get the error? All you have to do is turn the camera back on and continue using the device after it shuts down automatically, it does not corrupt any of your data or cause any compounding issues with the actual function of the device when the error happens, your data is safe and you can continue using the camera. It's basically just a nuisance.