Artman LP-E17 Battery 2-Pack and Rapid Dual USB Charger for Canon EOS R100 R50 RP R10 R8, Rebel T8i, T7i, T6i, T6s, SL2 SL3, M3, M5, M6, 77D 200D 250D 750D 760D 800D 8000D Digital SLR Camera

The charger works, the batteries work, and it will also charge the factory or batteries, good to go!!

These batteries are a perfect replacement for the M6 Mark II so far. They go in and out of the battery compartment quite easily (just as original) and the dual charger is great. I saw a lot of posts about the battery not showing info on screen. I can only speak to the M6 Mark II and all battery info shows properly on screen and behaves just as the OEM battery does. I’ve had these batteries only for a short time so I can’t honestly speak to the longevity of the batteries or their lifespan. I will update when I have more time with them. For now they are a perfect fit. I will say, if youre in the fence you should always go with your gut. You’ve spent $1000-ish on this great camera. You are guaranteed a perfect experience if you go with a Canon battery, not to mention I’m sure there are warranty restrictions if you use an aftermarket battery...I don’t know. I haven’t read the fine print. But a Canon replacement battery is only $50-ish. I’m also ordering a Canon battery. But I will also continue to use these as backups. Anyway. I hope this helps.***update**I’ve lived with these batteries now for about a month. I do like these batteries but I do want buyers to be aware that they DO NOT last as long as the original Canon battery. They are lasting me about 50-60% as long as the original canon. So it’s kind of like having one extra Canon battery. Also. The battery indicator DOES NOT WORK. It shows battery life, but it never changes. Always shows full and then suddenly it’s dead. I still like them and they get me out of a bind. But for full length battery and efficiency. Pay the extra $20ish dollars and get the real deal. I leave it 5 stars because it’s fine for the price and you get a double battery charger.

This was one of the most practical prices of gear I have gotten for my Canon SL2.1. Battery LifeEach battery lasts much longer than Canon’s one. I would say one and half to two times as long. This makes these batteries very practical as if you don’t have power you don’t have a camera.2. ChargerThe Charger is amazing. I haven’t used the Canon one since owning this one. It can charge one or two batteries at once (compared to just one on the Canon). The cord is USB A to micro USB. This is much more universal than the canon Charger cable.3. PriceIn this package you get two batteries and a charger for $24.99 compared to Canon which is an outstanding $75 for just one battery with no charger. You can get 6 of these Artman batteries for the price of one. Plus remember that the canon batteries don’t last as long. This really is an amazing deal4. FitThe only extremely slight detail to note that could be a downfall is that the Canon battery goes in and out a little bit smoother. But the fact that these batteries aren’t quite as smooth hasn’t been an issue at all for me. I don’t even notice it.Get these batteries it’s so worth it. I’ve had these batteries for around a year and a half and haven’t had any problems. I am extremely pleased.

UPDATE: somehow I’ve been able to do 1,500 shots still on one battery, this thing is crazy.Recently purchased these for my EOS RP and it works completely fine. Had the original Canon LP-E17 that came with the RP and was in need of extra ones for my field of work. These last a very long time, in my opinion; at least 500-600 shots when I consistently turn on and off the camera, as opposed to leaving it on. I also had 400 or so shots plus 30-something video clips (30 seconds to minutes long), and still didn't need to use the second battery at all.I gave 4 stars because 1) it's affordable compared to other options out there, 2) it does its job and lasted longer than I anticipated, and 3) I have yet to use both batteries completely in one outing (spent almost 4 hours on the camera and only needed one battery).The only reason I couldn't comfortably give it 5 stars is because of the battery remaining display on my RP. It is not accurate. I consistently checked to see when the battery remaining would decrease one bar on my RP, and it never decreased. I have yet to see it ever go down, actually; it always displays a fully-charged battery sign and after using one battery to its death, the RP just shuts down and asks for a new battery. One time I let the camera sit for a bit, and turned it back on and it still displayed a fully-charged battery sign before shutting after 10 or so shots.*Basically, be aware as to how long you have used the battery as the indicator isn't always accurate.*Other than that, this is a great alternative for those looking to get a cheaper set of batteries for cameras like the RP and other models that are compatible. Highly recommend this!

So everything came in good condition and the batteries look the same as my Canon LP-E17 battery. I’m a little skeptical on the battery life bar because when my camera read the battery, it said it was fully charged, but when the charger box read the battery, it was on red. So maybe it wasn’t fully dead, but I’ll be sure to keep an eye on it and come back with updates. If these have a decent battery life that last a good bit, it will definitely be worth the money. So far, I like it, but only time will tell!UPDATE:I've used one of the batteries so far, and I personally think the battery life works just as well as a regular Canon battery. It also did not take that long to charge, I think maybe a couple hours at most? If they end up dying quicker over time, then maybe I could see it having a lower review. But I definitely think it's a great bundle for the price!