7D2 strange real wheel noise

I have just acquired a brand new 7D Mark II and noticed a strange behaviour that I hadn't seen on any Canon camera that I owned: when turning the rear wheel (the big one in the back) the sound of the click does not always sound the same, sometimes the sound of the clicks gets louder. It may seem a silly thing but since I can return the camera I was wondering if this kind of behaviour can be considered normal (the way the wheel is designed is different than other Canon models) . The functioning of the wheel is anyway fine.

I am including a small videoclip.

https://www.dropbox.co​m …rce1fcq/img_009​4.mov?dl=0

Thanks

desertglow wrote in post #18962860
I have just acquired a brand new 7D Mark II and noticed a strange behaviour that I hadn't seen on any Canon camera that I owned: when turning the rear wheel (the big one in the back) the sound of the click does not always sound the same, sometimes the sound of the clicks gets louder. It may seem a silly thing but since I can return the camera I was wondering if this kind of behaviour can be considered normal (the way the wheel is designed is different than other Canon models) . The functioning of the wheel is anyway fine.

I include a small videoclip.

https://photos.app.***​*/ZMJP5x7NnW2nQvCT6

Thanks

I've only owned the one Canon camera(7D2) with a rear wheel so I have nothing to compare mine to. I have not noticed any irregular noises from my current camera's rear wheel.

Ps: can't open your video

Rod

I never noticed sound from rear wheel. I can't open video either.

I moved the file to dropbox. Hope it opens now.

https://www.dropbox.co​m …rce1fcq/img_009​4.mov?dl=0

I have two 7D cameras. The rear dial feels significantly different between the two.

apersson850 wrote in post #18963091
I have two 7D cameras. The rear dial feels significantly different between the two.

Do you mean your two 7D wheel sounds different between each other?

No, but they feel completely different when you rotate the dials. They sound just slightly different.