Since many years phone take good photos and this has led to a huge decline in point-and-shoot camera sales. So, what remains is video: For $899 and less one can get a much better and proper video camera like a SONY Alpha 7 SII (600-650 for a used, case only, but still this is kinda crazy); ~900 for a used, case only, Alpha 7 SIII; other Alpha 7 variants (the S series is video low light specific); a PANASONIC Lumix; etc.

if it doesn't have high quality EVF of at least 3.7Md, 120Hz refresh, HDR, then shove it.

A successor to the Canon G5X MK 11 with a newer processor that can take panoramic photos at 4 times the speed of the current one would be nice. Takes far better panoramic shots than an iPhone as you have the full optical zoom at your disposal prior to taking the photo. Although granted avoid using below 50mm equivalent when taking a panoramic photo. The only issue is that it can take 30-50 seconds to take one on the current model as I often have to have a couple of tries.

To be fair I'd need significantly more than that to be tempted, although it's nice to know Canon is actively doing something, rather than a refresh that can be powered by USB C (Cough, Cough, Panasonic).