Is this battery compatible with Canon HFS 20 camcoder ?
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According to CNET, http://reviews.cnet.com/digital-camcorders/canon-vixia-hf-s20/4507-6500_7-33949016.html, the Canon HFS 20 takes a Canon BP-808 battery. If this is correct, then yes, this extended battery is a good replacement and should work fine.
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Yes. I've used two of these batteries for the last 1 1/2 years on my HFS 20. I don't get quite 4 1/2 hours but they do last for several hours and the battery life is accurately measured by the camcorder.
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I am not certain if it will work with your HFS20, but I can tell you this: I bought this to replace the Canon BP-809 that came with my camera, and although this extended battery sticks out about an inch from the rear of the camera, the longer battery life (nearly 4 hours) is well-worth that added size. So I would say if your current camera uses (or is compatible with) the Canon BP-809, then this is a good option.
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I do not have the HFS 20 camcorder. It works fine in my Canon Vixia HFG10, If the normal Canon battery in the HFS20 is compatible with the HFG10 (Canon BP-827), then it should also work. It lasts about 4.5 hrs as advertised.
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I am using it on my HF s21 and it works very well. If the HF s20 uses the same battery as the s21, then it should work.
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Technically speaking, according to Canon specs at their site, the VIXIA HF S20 accepts the follow ad-on Canon batteries:BP-827, BP-809(B), BP-819, BP-808, BP-809(S).With that in mind, the Maxtek 4.5hr Rechargeable Battery For Canon states it supports the BP-827, BP827(Extended Capacity of BP-808 809 819).So the answer is yes, this battery would in fact be compatible with your VIXIA HF S20.
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I have a Vixia HF20 camera that uses the BP-808 and BP-819. I bought the Maxtek BP-827 and have had no problems with it. Also The camera does recognize the battery for the time.
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No idea. I have HF10 which was damaged by this 4.5 hr battery. I thought I got a bargain but upon the first continuous shooting, my camcorder lost its interaction capabilities with my computer. If you value your camcorder, you may want to buy Canon genuine batteries.
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Compatible to Canon camcorder HF M50 HF M500 HF M52 HF M56 HF M506 HF-G10 HF-S20 HF-S200 HF-S21 H30 HF-M52 HF-M50 HF-M500 HF-M41 HF-M40 HF-M400 HF-M32 HF-M31 HF-330 HF-M300
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I do not have the Canon charger, so I do not have direct experience with that issue, but since the batteries are identical to the ones that came with the camera (I do not even notice which one I am using at any time.) there is no reason to suspect there are any incompatibility issues. IMO the simple answer is "yes."
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Unsure - I am using it for a different camcorder (HC-V201). Check some of the internet sites and see what they say.
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There shouldn't be any reason why it wouldn't work. It's the same type of battery used from Canon, just generic
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This is the Sony NP-FH50 battery. It is also called an H series battery and is compatible with cameras that use the P series battery. It works in my Handi-cam DCR-HC96.
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The correct battery for your camcorder can be found on this page http://www.amazon.com/dp/B007MPAPLK
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Hi Stacey, yes, this battery is also compatible with the camcorder. Same as the NP-FM91 and the supplied battery NP-FM30. Thanks_Mitch
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I don't know. I suggest going to the Canon.usa website and they can tell you which battery is compatible with the camera.
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I have been using this battery in my Vixia HF100. If the original HF100 battery is the same as the one in your camera, it should work.
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No way to know for sure until you receive the package. The original "advertisement" for this "package" should have indicated which camcorders these batteries will work on (i.e. the CANON VIXIA HF R11 & R10 I BELIEVE). I would anticipate that these batteries WILL NOT FIT, SO DON'T TEAR UP THE PACKAGE ANY MORE THAN YOU NEED TO! Once you've verified that the batteries don't work, get involved in the "return/refund" process. You might want to do this NOW, before actually receiving this package in the mail so you'll be able to act appropriately. I would not order any "universal replacement pieces" for any camcorder/camera, unless the original "advertisement" specifically mentions the parts will fit on your camcorder/camera model. If that information isn't there, the chances are BETTER THAT IT WON'T FIT/WORK, THAN THAT IT WILL. Hope this helps! Good Luck.
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Sorry but I lost pamphlet of the battery. I would check Canon website, and they might have the answer for you there.
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I am using this battery in an SX50 HS camera and it works great...just like the Canon battery.
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As to your particular model, I cannot be sure, but I believe both cameras use the Canon BP-809 and for my camera this replacement battery has been a great purchase. The oversized, extra-life battery does stick out from the back of the unit, but that's a small price to pay for doubling your recording time. This unit charges fast, holds a charge a long time when not in use, and despite my concerns about compatibility with the camera sensors, it links perfectly (meaning it provides a read-out on the LCD screen of battery charge status, minutes of power remaining, etc). I've bought a lot of knock-off stuff that disappointed -- and this battery turned out to be a very pleasant surprise. So if your current model uses the BP-809, this should work.
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I don't know. I have a HFR400 and they work for 3-hours of actual shooting. I am very pleased with their performance. If you call Canon they will tell you if the batteries will work or not. They are extremely helpful.
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Don't know. I bought battery for Panasonic DMC-FH20 and these are not the specs.