Powerextra 2-Pack LP E8 Battery Compatible with Canon LP-E8 Battery for Canon EOS 650D 600D 550D, Kiss X7i X6i X4 X5 X6, Rebel T3i, T2i, T4i, T5i, LC-E8E

Me llegaron mis bateria las compré para mis cámara y me funcionan perfecta las Cargo bien. Las dos y no me quedo a media enla fotografías

It is exactly what I ordered.

Great quality batteries. Longevity is a plus.

Excellent service and quick delivery

Excellent replacement

Great batteries!! I use them all the time!!

Two batteries for $15!! Amazing deal. For this price you can buy 3 sets of these, and never worry about missing a shot due to dead batteries.Let me start by saying I cannot compare this to the Canon counterpart, because I bought my camera used, and it came with a PowerExtra 1120 mAh battery. The 1120 battery will last me about 2 hours of continuous use, with live view on basically the whole time, on Canon T5i. Straight video recording, about 3 hours before the red light starts flashing. And that's a used battery, of which I don't know its age, or how it was treated by the former owner.This 1800 mAh battery is significantly better. Continuous use with a full charge, using live view, video recording, etc, I can get about 3-3.5 hours of use. Without live view, continuous use, just shooting photos, the battery last about 5-6 hours. Non continuous use, but used all day long, on and off, one battery charge will last me the whole day, and still not be dead, at the end of the day. With moderate use throughout the day, I can sometime go the whole week before needing to switch batteries. I have shot several time lapses, each about 3 hours of photos, and a single battery was sufficient.However, the life span of your battery, as well as, the "battery life while using", depends a lot on your charging habits. As with any rechargeable battery, they need to be trained, and then maintained properly, or else they will suffer with short life, and life span. When I get a new battery, I fully charge before use, then immediately remove from charger. I use the battery until it's as dead as it can be (without risking losing a photo opportunity). Put the battery on the charger, and remove immediately when done charging. Never charge the battery just to "top it off", or leave it plugged in over night. This trains the batteries to be "lazy", and will result in shorter battery life. I charge my smart phone the same way. And my batteries always outlast the phone.So as long as you use these batteries regularly, and charge them correctly, you will be happy with your purchase. And thrilled about the fact that you can buy 6 of these for the price of 1 Canon battery.

Batteries work fine. Charging and holding as designed