OAproda LP-E17 New Upgraded Battery (2-Pack) and Smart LCD Display USB Charger for Canon LPE17, EOS RP, Rebel T7i, T6i, T6s, SL2, SL3, M6, M5, M3, 77D, 750D, 760D, 800D, 200D, 8000D, KISS X8i Cameras

Batteries fit into my Canon Eos 6Ti with no problems. Batteries arrived at 75% charged, so I was able to immediately put them into the camera and test them out. I did not get any error messages (ie. not a genuine Canon battery). Camera recognized the batteries and displayed "Battery Info, DR-E-18". However, the camera does NOT show the batteries power level. It will be interesting to see if I get any battery low message as the battery level needs charging or the camera just stops working. But with these 2 new batteries and the Canon's original LP-E17 battery I will have plenty of power in the field.Regarding the charger, it only charges one battery at a time and is much smaller than the original Canon charger. It displays a battery charging level so you can see how the battery is charging. It comes with a 6" USB cable. Unfortunately, on the bottom of the charger is a label that reads: Don't Charge With Computer. Very disappointing. In the product description they indicate it will charge with "any USB jack". I sent the company an email asking WHY can't this charger be used with a computer USB port? Response: it might overheat the computer/laptop USB port. I'm not an electrical engineer so it makes no sense to me. All computer USB ports (version 2 or 3) are capable of both data transmission and power supply at 5V. The charger is rated at 5V input @ 2A and output of 8.4V @ 600mA. The supplied batteries are rated at 7.4V 1300mAh 9.6Wh. The original Canon batteries are rated at 7.2V @ 1040mAh. So I plugged the charger into my cell phone's AC to micro USB charger and the batteries charged to 100% OK. By the way, I have charged my cell phone using a USB cable connected to my laptop and never had any overheating problems.The batteries seem to be working fine in the camera and no problems. My original canon battery is over 3 years old and still fine. I hope these batteries will last that long. I will post a follow-up review if I have any problems. The company responded to my email very quickly.I've only had the batteries for 2 days so I can't rate their battery life or durability yet. Stay tuned.Update (9/7/2018): Batteries are lasting as long during usage as my original Canon battery. The camera did display a red "low power" icon in the viewfinder when the battery needed to be recharged. Same as the original Canon battery. So far no issues other than the charger is not recommended to be plugged into a computer USB ports for charging.

I've always hated my stock Canon charger. Not only is it bulky, but it only charges from the wall. I knew there must be a USB option for charging from battery packs or on the go (planes, cars, whatever), so I did a little research and stumbled on this guy. It was reasonably-priced and well-reviewed, so I took the plunge. Couldn't be happier. It's slim, mobile, and charges from most USB power supplies (though they do caution you about charging from a computer USB port so that you don't accidentally overload the power delivery system). I've tested this in my car, on battery packs, and from a USB wall adapter, and it works great in every case. Seems to charge my stock battery just fine. The two included LPE17 batteries were bonuses as far as I was concerned, and so far they work great. Super happy knowing I've got three batteries I can cycle through during a shoot. Very happy with this purchase so far!

I've been using these for a few months now. I use them both at the same time in a battery grip on my canon t6i. I have not tested them without using the battery grip. For me they last days before I need to recharge them. I have not tested them for video and I do not leave my camera on for long periods of time. These do not show me the battery life on my camera and I always get a warning kind of message on the camera after charging them and putting them back in. Also dont like how long they take to charge. Really doesnt help that you can only charge 1 at a time. With this set. Overall I think they are pretty good. I just really hate not knowing how much battery life they have and the annoying messages when you put them back in the camera.

These have been amazing so far. The batteries seem to last longer than Canon's batteries. I have a 7Ti, and they operate in it without any problems. I bought them about a week after my camera, and I rotate one canon, and 2 of these pretty evenly.I shoot mostly video and these work perfectly. There are a couple things to keep in mind. When you put one of these in Canon's original charging dock, the light indicator doesn't work.However, when you put canon's battery in this charger, it works fine. Another small issue is that this charging dock developed a little bit of "play," so the batteries wouldn't charge sometimes unless you wiggled them. I fixed this by adding a tiny piece of tape to make the batteries fit a little snugger.

I got these for our extended trip to Hawaii (Big Island) with my new Canon 77D. I'm very happy with the performance. The batteries charge quickly, and last as long as the OEM Canon battery. But most important, they were recognized by my camera and gave me accurate battery status feedback. Everything is just like the Canon battery. However, I've read that you should not mix charging sources, i.e. use the Canon battery with the Canon charger and these batteries with it's supplied charger - don't intermix. I haven't tried mixing chargers, but why do it when each one does it's own thing well.This charger only works with a USB power source. I actually find this to be a plus since OTG charging is actually more robust via USB. I really like the charging status indicator rather than simple binary lights (on/off, flashing/steady, red/green, etc.).

I had purchased this set of battery because it was affordable. I like the charger that comes with it. It allows you to also charge your canon battery on it. The batteries it else are defenitly Lighter in weight then the canon. One battery lasted me a full day. The only down side is that the battery is reflected on the screen as fully charged and does not show the battery depleting. I believe it must be a default in manufacturer. In contrast with the canon it shows you that there is 4-3-2-1 bar left. Which is pretty convenient.