LP-E10 Battery Rechargeable, LP Charger Compatible with Canon EOS Rebel T7, T6, T5, T3, T100, 4000D, 3000D, 2000D, 1500D, 1300D, 1200D, 1100D & More (Not for T3i T5i T6i T6s T7i)

I was told that I had to use only Canon camera batteries with my Canon digital camera or risk damaging it by using a lower-quality product; the problem is that Canon batteries are extremely expensive, making it difficult to have several spare batteries on hand for long shoots. These replacement batteries, on the other hand, are made by Shenzhen Number King Tech Co. ,Ltd. are perfectly acceptable, and I have no doubt that they are of the same caliber as the Canon batteries. The best part is that they're a tenth of the cost.

Ethan Nolan

| Sep 08, 2021

Wasabi Power batteries are the ones you're looking for. I didn't care about the brand, but if you do some research on these batteries, you'll see how bad they are. I've had them for over 18 months and haven't been able to put them to good use, so I decided to look them up. How surprised I was! Everyone was having the same problem as I was. br>br>So I noticed right away that one of the batteries (2-AA) was dead. My camera's battery pack) was always getting stuck in it. This was inconvenient because I would be at a photo shoot and need to quickly change the battery, but would be unable to do so, causing me to miss a series of photos for my clients. Finally, I used a marker to write the word "BAD" on the battery and used it as a last resort before removing it from my camera bag. br>br>Then I noticed the other battery in the 2-cell battery pack. Similarly, the pack became stuck. I could tell it was a little bloated at that point. When I examined the original battery, I noticed that it was significantly larger. I finally understood why my camera's batteries were becoming stuck. br>br>It's too late to replace them, and I'm upset about it. Given the number of complaints about these on the internet, Amazon should not be selling them. Or, at the very least, Amazon should mention the brand name in the title. Complaints from 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, and 2019 are now visible on Google. As a result, this isn't a unique situation. They claim that the camera could have been in grave danger.

Opal Sullivan

| Jan 23, 2021

This was useful for charging the batteries during a long trip. I was able to charge both official Canon batteries and some knockoffs with no problems. Both are fine, and being able to charge multiple devices at the same time is convenient.

Emmalynn Rasmussen

| Dec 08, 2021

These batteries, on the other hand, FAILED TERRIBLY. TIME IS ON MY SIDE. These batteries were a disappointment for me. While I'm not opposed to purchasing "knock-off" items, I do prefer to spend more money. When it comes to "rip-offs" that provide some utility, this was a bad experience. First, let's talk about compatibility. Based on form-factor, these batteries will work with the Canon models listed in the description. only the size of the factor These batteries CANNOT be charged with a Canon-compatible charger. In your camera kit, you will find a charger. This set did come with a charger holder, which is unique to this company and requires an external (micro USB) charger to function. If you don't have a micro USB cable, you'll need to purchase one. You're not going to be able to do anything about it. If it weren't for the biggest complaint: br>br>The previous complaint could be worked around. the size of the battery I let these jerks go (out-of-control). the- When I removed them from the charger and plugged them into the camera, the indicator indicated one-fourth of a charge. 25% capacity bar bar bar bar bar It didn't take long for the quarter capacity to be depleted - fewer than ten shots - prior to the battery's total depletion The second battery in the kit performed in the same manner. However, it's possible that it could have gone on for another 5 shots. br>br>I'm upset about the money that was squandered. For a little more money, I could have gotten a genuine Canon battery. I have no way of knowing if I was given a bad batch. But, as the saying goes, buyer beware.

Brantley Peters

| Dec 17, 2021

By 2020, the batteries should have held their charge for the most part. Because my original Canon batteries are nearing the end of their useful life, these have performed admirably. br>br>I bought this set to use as backup batteries on two trips this year. They've done a good job so far and have kept their charge. We'll see how they hold up to the first trip, which will include three days of landscape photography on the Gunnison River followed by ten days in Alaska, as well as a few other camping/landscape trips this summer. We'll see how these hold up despite the fact that they were designed for the Canon Rebel.

Joyce Santos

| Nov 19, 2021

Fits our Canon EOS T6 and appears to be well-charged. Arrived quickly, and I was extremely pleased with the service I received.

Kiara Parks

| Dec 31, 2021

The life of a single battery is limited to hours, not days, unless you have a bunch of them in your camera bag. The best advice is to purchase the "larger" Lithium battery directly from the manufacturer or from the retailer if you purchased the camera in a store. Regardless, it must be charged prior to being inserted into the housing. Batteries are never delivered fully charged, regardless of their class. If you already have a charger, call or chat with a knowledgeable salesperson to see if a charger is included in the "package. " The cost of a single charger is typically higher than the cost of two batteries. Make sure you have your charger with you when you travel so you can charge your battery overnight. It's also being fed by the flash of the camera.

Savannah Nixon

| Sep 27, 2021

They swapped out our OEM battery, which boasted a 1,000mAh capacity. These 1,600 mAh batteries, on the other hand, appear to deplete the battery twice as quickly as the other. Seriously, after only four or five two-hour sessions, After three minutes of video on our Canon EOS, the low battery light begins to blink. br>br>We wish there was a way to verify that each of these is 1,600 mAh. We're left with the manufacturer's word if we don't have it. br>br>We advise you to look elsewhere.

Simon Patton

| Jun 16, 2021