Homesuit LP-E17 Battery 1300mAh and Dual USB Charger Compatible with Canon EOS R10 RP Rebel SL3 SL2 T8i T7i T6i T6s M3 M5 M6 EOS 200D 250D 77D 750D 760D 800D 8000D Camera (2-Pack)

I "mislaid " my Canon charger. So decided to buy a new one. This looked too good to be true compared to buying a Canon one.Two batteries and a charger that chargers from a USB. This makes it far more convenient than the original which only works off mains electricity. The batteries were an added bonus in my view. Both charged up in an hour or so and work perfectly on my 800d. Drop one in and away you go. Also charges the original battery. No issues and I'll certainly never run out of power now!

I have not noticed any difference between these and the official Canon batteries (whose equivalent of these retail at around £50 for 1!). These are well worth the money and it is particularly useful having 2 spare batteries and a spare dual charger. These are absolutely essential for longer photography trips, especially ones in colder weather, where the batteries drain quickly.

Batteries can be difficult to review unless you've been using them for a few months, yet we are asked to review them within a few days.I bought myself a Canon EOS RP just after Christmas - a full-frame mirrorless camera system. I ordered these spare batteries at the same time and they arrived first, so it was one of these that was used for the initial setup and playing about. The battery model for this camera is surprisingly low capacity and is rated for around 250 shots - low, even by mirrorless standards - hence buying more.I got 161 full-res shots and around 45 minutes of video out of the first of these batteries. That compares pretty well with the stated figures for the Canon battery.These batteries are considerably cheaper than Canon's own, so you can afford to carry many spares in case capacity and longevity do wain.These batteries are only partly decoded - they will report battery level and the camera doesn't fret that they are fakes or not Canon. However, the manufacturer does state that they need to be charged in their charger and not the Canon charger.They come as a pair, with a twin-port USB charger. I use a mains USB plug and they charge easily and relatively quickly.I bought a second set.

With my Canon cameras I've tended to only use Canon OEM batteries or Duracell replacements so when I seen these I was somewhat dubious. I've been using them for a few months now and they're good reliable batteries that have at times lasted a full 90minutes+ of live view use in video mode and a full day shooting on DSLR. My only slight issue is that they seem to be minutely bigger than the OEM batteries and can be a bit of a fiddle to pop out of the camera quickly.

I lost my charger and battery when travelling, Canon replacement were very expensive and bought these as a temp measure for a trip but worked so well and very compact dual charger means I’ll not bother buying originals. Great value and work..

Very pleased, works great 👍

I bought this to bulk up my battery situation. I take stupid amounts of photos, so have a 128gb SD card in my camera, but could never fill it shooting on a single battery. This is the best of both worlds, allowing me two more batteries, and the ability to charge two at once, cutting down charging times.They do the job, and last long. They pack into my bag very easily. Feels the same weight as the standard Canon battery.My only slight gripe is the size of the batteries. They fit, but don't like to eject from the camera unlike the Canon battery. I have to physically pull them out myself.

I like to do a lot of hiking and take lots of photos with my canon DSRL when away in the hills.Spare batteries are a must, and come the winter you will need these.Simple to use, just charge and then pop in the camera, worked like original's but a 3rd of the price.Charger is perfect and fits in camera bag front pocket, always ready for when you need it.