Two things. This one it's CANON original or OEM with camo?.How long it will last if I use it in my Vixia HF11 with the lights on?. Thanks.
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I got this a few years ago for my Vixia HFS100, and it was original Canon. I would expect at least 40% more runtime than the stock battery.
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I believe it is a Canon OEM product. The box clearly states Canon Inc., made in China, the Charger also states Canon Inc., made in China. It certainly looks authentic to me.
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Yes it is a genuine OEM Canon battery. Works very well and I've had no problems with it. In fact I hope to buy two more in the next month.
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How long it lasts depends on your camera and how you use it. I have a Canon VIXIA HF S10 and a complete charge will be good for about 2 1/2 to 3 hours. Remember that when the camera is "ON" it's using power and every time you use your LCD, your zoom or when you check the videos you'll drain more of the battery.
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Genuine. This is the best battery Canon has put out IMHO... outstanding battery life.
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It's the real deal. I bought one for my daughter's T3i and it's Canon OEM. Canon usually charges list or MSRP price while Amazon (and B&H;, Adorama, etc.) discount. It's a good accessory to have, especially if you're doing video or extended live-view shooting.
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the oem is only 1080mha and does not last as long. This new battery has already outlast any other battery that i have had for my canon camera
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I can't answer that directly as it depends on use, I expect. I don't think I've replaced one in over 5 years, but I always keep an extra on hand. I did buy one that was a dud, but think it wasn't a Canon one. Would never again try to get a cheaper one. Not worth the savings. I would recommend getting an extra new one to keep on hand if you're traveling, but sounds like yours are still going strong at this point.
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ive only used them a handful of times, one of them died after one use, kumu world is replacing it for me. as for longevity, they last a few minutes less than that of gopro. Cant tell you exactly, but its pretty close to the original. The dual charger is super handy.
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Mine work just as well as the OEM one and have been very happy with them! Cannon T3i. Besides, if you get a defect then Amazon is really good about taking care of you!
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Ralph, on my Canon Vixia HF R400 Camcorder, the factory battery which was included with the unit shows 94 minutes total recording time on a full charge. Both of the batteries in the Fully Decoded Pack with charger are recognized properly and each one shows 190 minutes recording time on a full charge. All of these times seem accurate in actual use. Before getting this item, I had some problems with other cheaper batteries not being recognized and not showing the battery condition properly, but these have been fine for me so far. I hope this helps.
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Hi - they worked perfectly with my Vixia HF- G10. I still use them to this day. The remaining battery power even displays on the screen. They don't last quite as long as the actual Canon originals - I would say they last about 90% as long as the Canon brand which is still an amazing value. Hope that helps
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Thanks CAMPJEEP.Most of my photos will be outside, so it sounds like I should be able to expect well over the stated 260 shots (CIPA standards).I'll purchase a backup battery to be safe. Probably the Maximal after market battery listed here on Amazon. Only $3.45 and the reviewers say that it lasts as long as Canon's.Thanks again.
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There are a number of non-OEM (not Canon that is) suppliers of this identical grip for a third of the cost. I have one I bought, after a year and a half I can say with confidence it works every bit as well as the original. That and the fact that I could buy 3 for the cost of Canon's made me willing to take the chance. Probably manufactured by the same people that make them for Canon as a matter of fact. Like Moe, I'm a CPS member but tired of the manufacturer raking us over the coals for accessories (check the price of a lens cap for instance!) after we've already spent thousands of dollars on equipment. There are a number of non-OEM (not Canon that is) suppliers of this identical grip for a third of the cost. I have one I bought, after a year and a half I can say with confidence it works every bit as well as the original. That and the fact that I could buy 3 for the cost of Canon's made me willing to take the chance. Probably manufactured by the same people that make them for Canon as a matter of fact. Like Moe, I'm a CPS member but tired of the manufacturer raking us over the coals for accessories (check the price of a lens cap for instance!) after we've already spent thousands of dollars... » Read More There are a number of non-OEM (not Canon that is) suppliers of this identical grip for a third of the cost. I have one I bought, after a year and a half I can say with confidence it works every bit as well as the original. That and the fact that I could buy 3 for the cost of Canon's made me willing to take the chance. Probably manufactured by the same people that make them for Canon as a matter of fact. Like Moe, I'm a CPS member but tired of the manufacturer raking us over the coals for accessories (check the price of a lens cap for instance!) after we've already spent thousands of dollars on equipment. « Show Less
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It is an OEM, Original Equipment Manufacturer, and it is Cannon. It works very well.
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The batteries are a even match with the stock battery. The only problem is only after 3 months of use one of the batteries quit charging. I have yet try to get a replacement battery. There isn't any sourse of contact to get this replace. So, I suggest try another company battery and there are a few out ther you can try. I can't say get this one, once purchase you are on your own. I was on a photo shoot about a weeks time over 3,000 shots. One of them fail still good odds thou. But for the price I hope this works for you...
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It came in sealed, original Canon packaging, so as far as I'm concerned , it's OEM.