Do these batteries allow you to see the charge left in them as do the canon batteries
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That is a function of your camera, so you should be able to see how much charge is left. I do look at it off and on, but never look to see which battary is in the camera and I have always been able to see what charge I have left.
1438086
Yes. I haven't used them very long so not sure how the charge from one compares to another. That's often a difficult thing to determine. So far, so good.
1438087
Mine do not, but neither does the one that came with the camera. The camera will show the charge, but not the battery itself.
1438088
Yes, if your meaning from your camera. These are the best you will find, I had one battery in my camera for three months of active shooting.
1438089
Yes. I haven't used them very long so not sure how the charge from one compares to another. That's often a difficult thing to determine.So far, so good.
365008
I have a Canon XA20. They charge on camera and charger. They work great just like OEM batteries.
1424650
mark, The only battery that will display is the ones made by canon. Although other batteries can be used they will not show up on the display.
2012263
Yes it does tell me when the batteries are low and is time to recharge them, it works perfect on my canon rebel 3ti...
940681
They are only slightly less powerful. In video mode, they don't last nearly as long. And, they don't have a memory chip that tells the camera how charged it is.If you shoot video, buy six or eight of these. They are incredibly useful, and for the price, they perform vey well. But if you are a professional, and have the money, buy canon oem batteries. If you're an amateur, just get a few. You wont regret it.
1873296
No doubt they will charge, Just try it as I did..... I use only my CANON CHARGER on All my batteries. Yes they do fit.
1457565
These batteries are not make by Canon but by STK. In using them, they have the same run time as the Canon batteries and they are very well made. They are brand new.
2023824
You can use your original Canon charger that came with your camera to charge these batteries. That's what I used and it's still fine till this day.
1767032
I purchased four of these batteries about two months ago. I am currently using 1.1.3 but was previously using 1.1.2. I primarily use them in a genuine Canon battery grip. In all cases the camera sees them as a standard LP-E6 and I haven't had any issues with them. However, it is my understanding that newer Canon chargers may not charge them or not charge them correctly.
1522795
In theory. 2600mAH should hold more charge. I didn't do any scientific test but as far as I can tell, these battery seem to perform as good as the canon battery.
1451105
I purchased these batteries for my T3i and I would recommend them to anyone. They do the job as do most batteries. The charging is easy and convenient and they last. As long as you have a spare battery charging you won't miss a shop. They insert just as easy as your canon battery and work as well. You don't always have to buy the brand name to get a good deal.
2033890
These batteries are compatible with all the batteries that I have used with my camera. My Canon charger works with these batteries, but I purchased STK's charger because mine was very old (about 9 years) and their's was not expensive.
102448
The battery does not have to charged while it is on the camera. Also, you can charge the Canon original batteries with the charger that is provided in this kit.
1865748
They charge just like the original battery in the plug in charger. They seem to hold charge as good as better than original canon batteries.
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I cannot give you a specific time....but, they do not 'run out' or run down noticeably fast. I have had not 'commplaints'....the battery runs the same as the Canon one
1903855
I never experienced such drastic draining of charge when using those supplied batteries in the grip (when the camera was OFF). Mine is performing well. Please check if the same happens when (not using the grip) a single but different battery is installed in the body-if so contact the canon service; in the meanwhile, check all the contact pads in the grip for any short circuit. I hope you can figure it out easily.
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Hi Stephen. I don't know the answer to that. I have not used them because they only charge to about 65 %. I have two sets and the new battery charger. They sit in a box of other junk totally unused for the last year or so. I found it far cheaper and more satisfying to go to the Dollar Store and buy cheap batteries. I get far more pictures.... hundreds more ! Literally. I wish I had sent them back... The cheap foreign ones are far suprior in my opinion. Hope this helps.