llano LP-E17 18W Fast Dual Camera Battery Charger, Compatible for EOS R100, R50, RP, R10, R8, Rebel T8i, T7i, T6i, T6s, SL2, SL3, EOS M3, M5, M6, 200D, 77D, Smart Digital Display, Magnetic Snap Cover

The media could not be loaded. This camera charger has two slots to fit two batteries and it has space for 2 memory cards. The bottom at the front is to turn on the charger if you press it the batteries start the charge, I have been using it for my cannon camera and the battery gets charged in less than an hour. It is definitely a great option when taking lots of shots and need the batteries, you can even have 3 one in the camera and two in the charger and just swap around. I would definitely recommend it. The price isn’t so bad, I think it is worth the money.

The media could not be loaded. For full disclosure I received this for free as part of the Amazon Vine program, the opinion given is mine and mine alone and has not been influenced in any way.Now for the good stuff...I should mention I received 4 of these for 4 camera systems I have so the review on each will be identical as other than the battery size they take, they all work the same way.This is perhaps the greatest invention ever for photographers and videographers ever , a super fast charging case with spring loaded slots for 2 SD cards, I have been racking my brain and I just can't think of anything negative to say at all.The fast charge isn't an idle boast, much faster than the OEM charger and I have some batteries that charge direct via USB C and it is still faster than them.Knowing what I know, would I have bought these with my own money?Absolutely, in fact if there is a Fuji version I shall be placing an order very shortly, I have run out of superlatives to describe how useful these are, no more carrying separate chargers , a supremely neat solution.As someone who does carry too many batteries it would be nice perhaps if this also had an output port so it could act as a power bank in emergencies, not a criticism, just a suggestion.

Which eats batteries fast, so having another,assist from the original Canon charger is welcome.Not sure how this will affect the performance of the batteries.£56.99 at order time.It doesn’t even come with additional batteries.So 3.8/5 based on that.

This is a review of 'llano LP-E17 18W Fast Dual Camera Battery Charger, Compatible for EOS R100, R50 RP R10 R8,Rebel T8i, T7i, T6i, T6s, SL2, SL3, EOS M3, M5, M6, EOS 200D, 77D, Smart Digital Display,Magnetic Snap Cover'.This is a camera battery charger. it can take two batteries at once and displays a percentage charge for each battery separately so you can see how much charge each has. It charges batteries fast and seems to take wide variety of batteries. The charger seems to be well made. It also has sd card slots which I assume are for storage while out and about. it comes with a usb-c charging cable but no plug. Overall I like the charger and think it works great, I think for the price a mains plug should be included.

The media could not be loaded. The Ilano charger will hold up to 2 LP-E17 batteries and 2 SD cards, neat and tidy and have your canon camera batteries always ready when you need it. The front display will show the percentage of your battery capacity as soon as you drop in the batteries or if you press the button on the front.Charging the batteries can be done with any USBc outlet and the included USBc cable, when connected there will be a green lighting logo as well as the percentage display start flashing. It comes with a soft bag to store everything and there is no excuse of not be able to find my batteries when I am on site.This version is just the battery charging case, batteries not included.

Not sure if got a duff one. Plugged in but no green light and keeps turning off. Changed to an iPad charger, and now can only do 1 battery on slow charge.

Let me start with the price. It may be a little on the dear side for a lot of people. You can certainly get simple chargers for less than this.However, it does the job well and what's really nice is the LED display. You can see how each battery is charging. Nice if one is totally flat and the other is partially charged - you can take that one out as soon as it charges up.I wouldn't use the SD card slot myself, but I suppose for some people it might be a nice way to store the cards that are full if you're doing say a wedding, or event. I tend to shoot with a single card myself and only take it out to transfer to my computer at the end of the day, so it's no big deal for me.You get the USB-C cable, but you'll need your own charger. Seems a slightly surprising omission at this kind of price. I have plenty of chargers so it doesn't bother me, but you'll have to factor that into the cost if you don't already have one.I really do like the LED display and overall for quality and efficiency I'd give the 5 stars.Purely on price, I'd probably look at 3 stars overall.

SummaryDoes the job well - as good as my other chargers.Look and feelFor me this product has a real camera-like feel to it and therefore feels of good quality. There is a display showing individual charged capacity for each battery that is inserted.EnclosureThe batteries are well protected whilst charging as they are fully enclosed within the device with a flip open lid.ChargingIs via a USB-C cable (provided).Value for moneyGood quality, but perhaps a little expensive at £65.