Are these manufactured by Canon? ARE THEY EOM???? If so, have they been previously used or are they new?
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Not Canon, not OEM. These are aftermarket, new and work great. Not the first time I use them. Last just as long as OEM. Can't beat the price
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These batteries are not make by Canon but by STK. In using them, they have the same run time as the Canon batteries and they are very well made. They are brand new.
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These are exactly the same as the Canon's BP-511. They are not made by Canon but they have more storage capacity in the charge. The mAh is higher so it will last longer between charges. They cost less because of the brand name. I have been using these for 7 years and they still work great. When my Canon batteries start not keeping a charge I replace them with these.
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They are not Canon brand, but they are new, and so far are working just fine.
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Not manufactured by Canon but they are made by another company to fit & work in Canon cameras. I have had mine for several months now and they work great.
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No, by no means they are OEM batteries. They are cheap and have higher capacity, but they do not last long. Mine only lasted about 1.5 yrs, which was disappointing. But for the amount of money it is still fine.Update 150228: I might have found the reason for the short life. The STK charger overcharges just slightly to 8.5V, this is within the 50mV tolerance for 4.2V each cell (511A has two), but never the less this is not good for the battery longevity. I plan to use Cannon charger, which goes to 8.3V, and hope the best. Will update the result after 1.5 yrs (which is Aug 2016). Wish us luck! No, by no means they are OEM batteries. They are cheap and have higher capacity, but they do not last long. Mine only lasted about 1.5 yrs, which was disappointing. But for the amount of money it is still fine.Update 150228: I might have found the reason for the short life. The STK charger overcharges just slightly to 8.5V, this is within the 50mV tolerance for 4.2V each cell (511A has two), but never the less this is not good for the battery longevity. I plan to use Cannon charger, which goes to 8.3V, and hope the best. Will update the result after 1.5 yrs (which is Aug 2016).... » Read More No, by no means they are OEM batteries. They are cheap and have higher capacity, but they do not last long. Mine only lasted about 1.5 yrs, which was disappointing. But for the amount of money it is still fine.Update 150228: I might have found the reason for the short life. The STK charger overcharges just slightly to 8.5V, this is within the 50mV tolerance for 4.2V each cell (511A has two), but never the less this is not good for the battery longevity. I plan to use Cannon charger, which goes to 8.3V, and hope the best. Will update the result after 1.5 yrs (which is Aug 2016). Wish us luck! « Show Less
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These are NOT made by Canon, but are exact knockoffs probably made cheaply, in China. I've used other brands of these before, and they work well but don't last as long as Canon-built and branded batteries. I find them to be well worth the savings in up-front costs.
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do I need to buy a different charger? or can I use my cannon battery charger?
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I would contact the Canon company . I have used them in the past and they were very helpful. Good luck, Fran
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Often you will see (import) or (Grey Market). What this means is that while the product is still made by Canon, it was not intended for sale in the U.S market and will not be covered by Canon's U.S.A. warranty.
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Hi rfromNJ. It arrived at my house couple of days ago. Yes I can definitely confirm that the lenses are Canon brand. And I can confirm all the comments read before buying it. Everything is very good in the package except the tripod and the bag. But except this it's very good :)...I'm very happy for the moment.
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Their lenses are fine. But you have to ask Canon or Tamron your question. You should only trust their answers. I would ask both of them. They will help you.
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contact canon they have a phone number on their web site just call them and ask
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They are for different models of Canon cameras. The list for each will appear in the product title when you click on one.
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Canon wants the used cartridges back, so it is my bet that you won't know about that status of any individual cartridge. It goes out with new specs, whether used or new.
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Visit www.canon.com and put in the model number. They have contacts who will be back with you promptly. I'll have to see for myself sometime but so far, I haven't needed to look for it.
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Buying from a reliable retailer helps assure you are not receiving a substitute. The packaging says Canon, and these have worked reliably in my Canon Pro-100 printer for a couple of years, so they probably are genuine. If you are that concerned, consider paying the full price from the manufacturer.
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This is a grey market item. Canon will not offer any warenty. I have one and have had no issue with the lens for a year.
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Lucie, Im not sure as i was sent the wrong ones, I was suppose to get the Canon ones. Sorry. Contact them they were great about responding back quick.
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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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Brand new. We are an authorized Canon dealer. Please contact us if you have any more questions
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Yes I also noticed that. I had purchased this camera last month and returned mine for an exchange due to possibly being defective (after an email exchange with Canon support). Unfortunately they then emailed me that they no longer had it in stock and didn't know when they were going to get more. They could only offer me a refund. They finally showed it back in stock but then I was amazed at the price! I even emailed them to find out why but just got a non answer (to be expected I guess) about how their suppliers set the prices. As you say, this price is higher than Canons, so it makes you wonder what they are playing at. I guess they don't want anyone to buy it from them...!
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The Canon BG-E2N that I purchased on Amazon was counterfeit. I went directly to Canon because it didn't work correctly and they advised it was counterfeit. You might go to B&H; for your order to be sure you get what your buying.
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Thank you for contacting us. As an authorized Canon dealer, we only sell USA models. We would never sell gray-market or imported equipment to our customers!