ENEGON LP-E6 Rechargeable Battery Pack (2pack) and Dual USB LED Charger, Compatible with Canon LP-E6, LP-E6N and Canon EOS R,R5,R6,5D Mark II III IV, 5Ds, 5DS R, 6D, 7D, 7D Mark II, 60D, 70D, 80D,90D

I was able to charge all my third-party "Canon-like" batteries. Lights flash when charging and go solid when finished. Battery charging is independent of each other. I tried charging some older Canon batteries that I thought were dead and this confirmed it. They tried to charge, but then the indicator went blank when they failed. Over-all I very pleased.

I like most photographers, have so many batteries that a single slot charger won’t cut it. The 3 slots on this are great, so I bought a second one. The digital display showing the charging level of each battery is also super helpful. And its a very good value for the money.

I loved that this has the ability to charge 3 batteries at once! However, I do wish it was a little faster. But I was willing to sacrifice that for a detachable cord. I have a rabbit that likes to bite my cords and end up having to order multiple cords and chargers on a frequent basis when he does. This charger allows me to just replace the cord and not have to buy a new charger!

I purchased this set of batteries with charger when I bought a Canon EOS R in 2020 after moving over to mirrorless. I shoot a mix of still images and video, including art videos for social media. This was one of a few sets I purchased in 2020 and the only set that came with a charger. I have multiple sets of batteries, so no one set sees significantly more use than the others. There are time periods where I don't shoot that much, so this set has seen light to moderate use intermittently over approximately four years. I didn't use the camera gear much over the winter winter, but I pulled everything out to charge up for an unboxing video and to prep for some outings next week.Unfortunately, this set of batteries is completely dead and will not charge. The charger still works well and I had no issue using it to charging a set of Bonacell batteries purchased around the same time as this set. For the price I paid for a set of batteries with a charger, I consider four years of light to moderate use to be fair. I would rate the charger at 4 stars and batteries at 3.5 stars, respectively.As a side note, the OEM Canon LP-E6 battery that came with the Canon EOS R died within the first month of use and Canon never followed through on sending out a replacement! I have no problem with third party batteries and have used them with other camera gear for years. I find that they often outperform OEM batteries. I would have no problem buying this set again, although I think I'll check to see if the Bonacell batteries are still available first, since those are still going strong.

I shoot both the 6D Mark II DSLR and the R6Mark II mirrorless bodies and have a variety of Canon LP-E6 series batteries. There are LP-E6, LP-E6N, LP-E6NH and now I have a LP-E6P also. This charger handles all of them with no problems. I was a bit concerned at first when I stuck the ‘P’ battery in the charger and I watched it closely, monitoring the temperature to ensure no thermal runaway occurred and possibly started a fire due to an overcurrent condition. It charged just fine and didn’t appear to get any warmer than the others. The ‘gas gauge’ displays are not very accurate but when charge is completed, all the bars are shown. The bad thing about the display is the backlight goes out and there doesn’t appear to be any method to restart the backlight short of removing a battery and reinserting it. I use a USB charging block with PD3.0 to supply the power. It appears this charger is worth the money.

Works well, charges batteries faster than I expected, and doesn’t get too warm. The batteries seem to have the maximum life I expected on a charge.

This is a simple and easy to use charger that takes almost no time to start using. Plug the power cable in, either USB-C OR Micro USB, both work. Then plug the batteries into the charger. This charger will charge up to three batteries at the same time, or two, or just one battery. I plug my batteries in, in theevening and they are ready to go the next day. It really is that simple.

One of the first things you should buy with your new camera is extra batteries and these work great. They charge quickly and last all day for shooting.