JYJZPB 2-Pack LP-E6N Batteries Compatible for Canon EOS R R5 R6 R7 90D 60D 70D 80D 5D II, 5D III, 5D Mark IV, 6D, 6D II, 7D, 7D II, XC10 XC15 Cameras with Upgraded Dual Battery Charger

Takes about the same time to charge 2 *REAL* LPE6N cells as it takes to charge them with the single Canon charger, one after the other. This is perfect for on-the-go for fast charging overnight in hotel rooms.I'll be honest, I do not use the included clone "LPE6+" cells in my battery grip, as I have had clone cells in the past leak and damage a camera in the past. Thus far, using them as a field charger (as my Anker battery pack has been misplaced) they have run great for phone charging, as I use my Canon 90D's Bluetooth capabilities to sync photos over the phone to my home server. My wife and daughter (both performers at local renaissance fairs) often chase me and my dog (a.k. gear holder) for charges as well.I haven't accurately tested the battery cold wattage storage of the included clone cells. Charging of a cell phone is slow as it only puts out 2.1 amps, so no phones with Quick Charge can use that feature. My wife, daughter, and I have Motorola phones with 5000mAh batteries, and a dead phone can only get around 70% before the charging function of this module fails to deliver power, so it's not able to deliver the full 4600mAh (90% of the phone's capacity), though this could be due to the voltage drop as the cells deplete.Overall, I bought this for the battery charging ability, and it does it well and in proper voltage phase as the chips on the Canon batteries show good health after charging. The included cells are rather a bonus for me, and while I expect them to fail after repeated charges, they are nice to have as an emergency power source when shooting on the go.

Wish I had found this product years ago! Love being able to charge two batteries at the same time and cheaper than EOM batteries.

While it didn't charge super fast, I think it charged just as quickly as my standard Canon single space charger, but with double the capacity. I also didn't realize it came with two batteries so that was a pleasant surprise. I like that the batteries go straight in instead of jostling around to get it in the right space and then pushing it forward like most Canon chargers.It came with a USB A to mini B USB charging cord, but it has inputs for USB C and USB A along with mini b.I like it's compact size and the fact that it has a lid that closes. If you just have two spare batteries, this works great as a carrying case as well. It's slim and it holds SD cards so you can just close it up and throw it in your camera bag. Also if it's sitting on a shelf or in a box for a while it's not going to get dusty.

The case is a charger only and has to be plugged into a power source for charging, there is no internal power source except for the ones you put in the charger. Its a nice hard case that stores 2 batteries and can be used as a battery bank to charge other equipment as well if needed. I took a chance on this unit with batteries and so far its working out great I cant comment on durability as I've only had them a few months! I am able to charge the Canon OEM Batteries in the case as well and can use it as a power bank to charge my cellphone or other equipment if needed not my intended purpose but a nice feature to have. I am very happy with the purchase.

At this price point you cannot beat this product. I bought this for a couple extra batteries for a week's vacation in the Smokies, just for a insurance policy because I knew I'd be taking more pictures than I normally would not having time to scout locations, etc plus record shots as vacationors do. I was very surprised by the life of these batteries. For a 3rd party, inexpensive battery kit, it's impressive. The charging case works exceptionally, charges the batteries on par with any other charging option. It's also handy to have a place to keep 2 batteries together and at the ready. Not to mention, though I didn't need to on this trip because the batteries lasted a long time, I could charge them on the go with my power bank, good for hiking trips, which this wasn't. The only gripe in can come up with is that the holder for 2 SD cards in the lid is fairly difficult to open, but I won't be using at anyway as I have a separate case for my SD cards. A very small gripe indeed. I can't speak to the longevity of these batteries and charger however. But for the cheap price, I can't complain. The only batteries I've ever had that have stopped working on me were cheap 3rd party batteries, but even then I got plenty of use out of them. I'm hoping that is the case with these. Even if they do, the charging case is worth the price of this product alone.

These work as advertised and have a good life I would buy again

I received my first of these and tested the Power Bank output port with a USB voltage tester; YES, I know that the LP-E6 batteries are the power source.For just a second, the tester showed 5.1-volts and then went dead.I tried it numerous times, even with different batteries, and always the same = light up at 5.1-volts for a second and then go dead.I connected an 8-bay AA/AAA battery charger with no batteries = all eight lights would come on for a second and then go out.Amazon sent a replacement and it must have came from the same batch as it has the exact same problem.Although I have not yet used them in a camera, the batteries seem fine; according to my voltage meter, they charge right up to 8.41v and seem to be holding that charge.For as little as I have used it, the charger seems fine as well.I like the design of the case; but, they need to supply them with functioning Power Bank ability.It is somewhat disappointing to receive two dead ones in a row.

I thought it was a power bank as well but that is my fault for no reading. Its an amazing product!