Will this battery work with my canon LP-E5 charger or do I also need to purchase the STK charger?
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I have used my Canon charger to charge my batteries and they have worked flawlessly. Since they didn't come with their own charger, I guess it was kind of assumed we would use the OEM charger or purchase one separately. Hope this helps.
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The STK CB-5L will charge the Canon 40D BP-511 & BP-511A, I own two of them for my 40D.
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Not sure what battery those power shots take. The charger pictured are for use in the older EOS SLRs. My camera is a 5D, Mark I
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NO.I've had bad luck charging Canon batteries with this charger. The "battery plates" on this charger have pins that are 2.75mm high, the Canon chargers have pins that are 3.5mm high. The newer Canon LP-E6 batteries are not even recognized by this charger because the pins do not touch the connectors on the Canon batteries.
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It works with the standard charger that comes with your camera. Otherwise, you can buy any third-party charger dmw-blc12 batteries.
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I had to buy the STK charger as my cannon charger did not work. The new STK battery charged up fine with the ST K charger, the battery only took 3 charge ups and then failed. Returned battery and think I will get a new battery from Cannon. The orginal cannon battery lasted a very long time.
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Absolutely YES. I´ve a pair of these batteries, and I use the charger that comes with them to charge one, and the original Canon charger for the second one to charge at the same time. In fact, the original Canon LP-E8 charger takes around 20-30 mins less to charge them compared to the Wasabi charger.
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I have 4 original Canon LP-E6 batteries and they charge just fine on this charger.
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Here's the best deal I could find for a battery and charger. http://cgi.ebay.com/Battery-Charger-BP-808-BP808-for-Canon-FS10-FS11-FS100_W0QQitemZ300267280213QQihZ020QQcategoryZ43433QQcmdZViewItemQQ_trksidZp1713.m153.l1262
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I don't know anything about that. All I know is we charge any lp-e5 battery in the camera and with an energizerbattery charger we bought. If this is bad could you let me know! thanks
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Absolutely YES. Ive a pair of these batteries, and I use the charger that comes with them to charge one, and the original Canon charger for the second one to charge at the same time. In fact, the original Canon LP-E8 charger takes around 20-30 mins less to charge them compared to the Wasabi charger.
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As I know original Canon charger may not work with non original (non-Canon) LP-E6 batteries.But this dual charger works good both with Canon LP-E6 and other brands LP-E6. As for me I have Wasabi Power LP-E6-JWP batteries and this dual charger works with them perfectly. And also it works with my pair of original Canon LP-E6s.
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Yes. I got 2 batteries and a charger for my Canon. I had a charger that came with the camera so i can burn through two batteries and charge them at the same time while I use the original battery. They hold a charge a long time!
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Absolutely Not! It's just a generic, dedicated battery w/ contact points that work on any Canon camera that calls for an LP-E8 battery. I've given this Wasabi battery power pack the best rating of any accessories I've purchased for my camera so far... They're still in my battery grip and have been using without having to re-charge or swap-out for 2 weeks now. Buy in confidence... Have Fun!
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I have a Canon 60EOSD and lost my charger. This is the charger that came with this model for sure. It fit my battery when I ordered a replacement off Amazon, so I can confirm this Canon model! Hope this helps.
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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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My Camera is a Canon POWERSHOT ELPH 110HS and the battery is a Canon "BATTERY PACK NB-11L" rated at 3.6V 680mAh 2.5Wh(Li-ion). If your battery has the same nomenclature, the charger will work. Otherwise, since it is in the Canon ELPH family of cameras, the charger may work if your battery has the same electrical characteristics/values such as 3.6 V and Lithium Ion (e.g. LI-ion). Good luck.