K&F Concept LP-E6NH Battery and Charger for Canon EOS R5, EOS R6, EOS R, EOS 5D Mark IV, 5D Mark III, 5DS, 5DS R, 5D Mark II, 6D, 6D Mark II, 7D, 7D Mark II,90D

Amazing long lasting batteries. They last close to the amount of a original battery. Ive had them for more than a year now, multiple photography events and they havent failed me.

Batteries and charger work well - god value

I've included two photos to help you understand what you're getting with this package. Two LP-E6 batteries, a USB charging deck, and a USB-A to Micro-USB cable. The charging deck also accepts a USB-C cable. Nice touch. I think this is GREAT. Canon provides a stock 120v charger with LP-E6 compatible cameras, which serves very well when you're in proximity to an outlet. But this little charging deck will be very handy for remote shoots, as I can charge batteries in the car. Now, on to the charging deck itself. When you give it USB power, the two LEDs glow green. The batteries fit nice and tight, and the light turns red to indicate charging. When a battery reaches full charge, the LED once again glows green. Slight con: There's no "number of blinks" indication of the battery's current level of charge as with the Canon stock charger. It's just red or green. I don't consider that a deal breaker. It also charges rather...deliberately. I don't know if I'd call it slow. Just not as quick as the AC charger. But is that a deal breaker? Not for me. This deal gets me two more batteries and an alternative charging method, so the value is plenty high. As I've said in other reviews, these batteries are just commodity items. I see people nitpicking the performance of aftermarket batteries on occasion, but I've never observex it to be a problem, myself. I am a big believer in having plenty of batteries ready to roll, especially if I'm going to be shooting video. This deal is an easy five stars. The charger adds to the value of the included batteries.

I ordered this charger/batteries for my Canon 5Dii. There are a couple of Chinese camera accessory brands that have really upped the ante. K&F Concept is one of them. I own several items manufactured by K&F, including filters, cages, and adaptor rings. So when I saw this charger/battery kit, it seemed like a good opportunity to replace my aging Canon batteries and charger, I've never liked the fact that my Canon charger only holds one battery. The K&F kit comes with a dual charger, two batteries, and a USB charging cable. The Canon OEM battery is rated at 2139mAh. The K&F batteries are rated at 2250mAh. The batteries fit securely into the charger. A charge light is provided for each battery and glows red during charging and green once charging is complete. I have not been able to test the longevity of these batteries as I've not had time to go on a proper shoot with the 5D. Based on my experience with other replacement batteries, I would expect these to offer about 80% of the shooting time of the OEM batteries. Once I've had a chance to put them through their paces, I'll update this review. There are two reasons why I couldn't give a 5 star review. First, the charger does not offer any information about the state-of-charge of the batteries. The Canon OEM charger, for example, has a blink pattern that changes depending on how close the battery is to being fully charged. Other camera battery chargers I own (I have quite a few cameras that use different batteries from one another) have small displays that show the rate and state of charge. Second, and more critically, the batteries are supplied in thin, throwaway plastic bags, There is no plastic cover to protect the battery against unintentional shorting when tossed into a camera bag. If you own a Canon that takes the LP-E6 battery, would like to be able to charge two batteries at one, can live with storing your batteries in baggies, the K&F Concept kit is a reasonable choice.

My main camera is a Canon 5dmkiv and I'm big on back-up batteries (the camera is battery hungry!) but the OEM's come at an extremely high price. My current three Canon batteries are aging, I needed something fresh for my camera. I have several Edelkrone motion control products that are also battery hungry and powered by the LP-E6NH's. I order third party batteries for the Edelkrone gear and that was my original intention in trying these out. These are closer to the finish of Canon's than any way other 3rd party, they charge well in the included charger or the Canon one. (And the included charger does a great job on the OEM's, too.) My 5div recognized these batteries, showed them at 100% charge and three bars recharge performance (the max), allows me to register them - gives the same info I get from OEM. After checking that out I decided to actually use them to photograph with. First time I've felt confident in doing that with this camera. It's hard for me to do a scientific battery life comparison. I used each of the K & F batteries in the camera until pretty much exhausted and they seemed to last about the same as my Canon's, perhaps somewhat longer as those are aging. So, basically, these are good quality alternatives to OEM, at a more attractive price while still offering great performance. I'd definitely order more.

This review is for the LP-E6NH (Canon 5D) I like that the charger can take both USB-C and micro-USB. It comes with two 2250mA batteries (of course, it won't be as good as OEM) It can charge two at once. The charging indicator is basic just red (charging) and green (fully charged) I like the portability because the original Canon charger is so big and fat and can only charge 1 battery (and no USB).

So this is a set that lasts a little longer than the regular LP-E6 batteries. It has that NH which, if memory serves me, were designed more for the R series of Canon mirrorless cameras. You can use them with other devices that use the regular LP-E6, you'll just a little more run time and life out of these as they are designed for higher demanding power requirements. Overall, it's a great kit. No issues with swelling, poor charge or life; they are some solid batteries. I wouldn't test with the BMPCC 4K and 6K as those cameras can be a little funny about what batteries you stick inside of them. For photography and use with Canon devices, these are great.

Just as good as OEM batteries. As we all know, third-party batteries for cameras can be a bit controversial due to some batteries becoming enlarged or simply giving out. OEM batteries are more famous for being super reliable and on-point, however, that does come at a much higher cost. I'd say these do the job, and only time will tell how well these are for long-term usage. So far, I think they're excellent. It's convenient because they can be charged via a wall charger, car charger, or external power bank. I highly recommend these batteries.