llano LP-E6NH LP-E6P Camera Battery 18W Fast Dual USB C Charger, Compatible with Canon EOS R5, R6 Mark II, 5D 6D 7D Mark II III IV, 60D, 70D, 80D, Smart Digital Display, Magnetic Snap Cover (Blue)

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   Terry Kiehn – December 28, 2025

   TL;DR…What this is: A great option to charge 2 batteries at one time before tossing it your bag as extra batteries for long days of shooting… with a screen to show charging progress, and indicate which battery is low or dead after you’ve made the swap… and will even hold an extra SD card for you! Don’t let the people complaining deter you.Sure it would be awesome if it would charge wirelessly too, but then it would cost at least $100 more AND be considerably larger, taking up way more space in a camera bag which is heavy and packed enough already.It’s like being upset and not eating your birthday cake because the cake doesn’t have the ability to feed itself to you so you can eat hands-free.People are also upset that it didn’t come with its own charger. Why? You should have extra chargers… especially since its the SAME CABLE that charges the mirrorless camera they probably have that made them consider this item in the first place! Also, modern laptops, notebooks, Android OS phones and tablets, Apple MacBooks, iPads, iPhones, Kindle, portable chargers (which could easily charge this, and your phone or tablet on the go), the Nintendo Switch, Xbox controllers, Playstation controllers, headphones, earbuds, portable speakers, microphones, mouse and keyboard combos, docking stations, desktop monitors, Echo, HomePod, Nest, Roku remotes, smart glasses and pretty much every other up-to-date piece of tech… EVEN household items such as power scrubbers, food thermometers, human thermometers, electric carving knives, indoor security cameras, personal grooming items like hair clippers, rechargeable tools, handheld vacuums RGB lights, can openers, food scales, kids toys, hearing aids, massager guns, heating pads, portable fans, portable hand warmers, flashlights and the list goes on. You mean to tell me you can’t find a USB-C cable to spare? LolMy point is, before I bought this item, I would have to carry extra batteries that don’t have a dual case so they float all around my bag and I couldn’t tell which was dead or charged and wasted valuable seconds missing shots if I guessed wrong, the SINGLE battery charger (which has to be plugged into a wall anyway… so you’re better of charging two at a time with this), OR a cable to charge the battery inside of the camera… meaning I couldn’t also use the camera. This is a brilliant product. I love it! 10/10 recommend!

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   Prof. Amos Beier – September 2, 2025

   This charger with camera aesthetics has multiple improvements over the standard charger. First it charges batteries very fast, two LP-E6NH can be charged in as little as 2 hours, depending on if your power supply delivers 18W. The case also serves as a storage box for your batteries and displays their remaining power if you click the button. Additionally, they left a little space for an SD card. I would’ve preferred if they left space for an USB cable, although the cable can fit in the magnetic lid when no batteries are in the case. The lid protects your batteries and SD from dust and sand; however, it is probably not weather-resistant.The charger looks and feels very nicely made and is a pretty addition on every photography shelf. They also surely didn’t cheap out on accessories: It comes with a bag, a wrist strap (for whenever you feel the need to walk around with a battery charger, I guess), and of course a USB cable. Unfortunately, a power plug is not supplied.Let’s cut to the negative: The charger is clunky and heavy. It has the size of an EOS R50 and adds 6oz to your camera bag (the weight of 2 batteries). Additionally for a Chinese product, it is rather expensive, given that they don’t even supply a power plug. Therefore, I deduct 1 star.Overall, besides the negative points I recommend the charger, as it saves you a lot of charging time and it just looks great. You can find it a little cheaper if you order from Chinese marketplaces.

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   Morgan Waters – February 19, 2025

   Update 2: someone posted that theirs wasn’t charging their LP-E6NH. Thats the same battery I use and I haven’t had a problem. It works great. Update: I’ve been using this for the last 3 months. It’s held up great with no issues. It charges batteries up fast using my cars usb c port or usb c adapters. It won’t charge on my larger Mac 60w usb c adapter, but will running another usb c from the Mac while charging. Wasn’t expecting much but was impressed. I was looking for a two battery charger with usb-C compatibility. Something more compact than my Manfrotto ProCube which is also great. Although this not really smaller than the ProCube, it’s a more packable form factor for my bag and not being metal (it has a rubberized like coating) it won’t scratch other items if not given its own dedicated cell or bag within my pack like the ProCube. It also can use my USB-C cables that I bring for my laptop or Anker Mag Go 3-in-1 charger reducing my clutter. I chose this over others for the display and ability to see how much charge each battery had. Anyway it arrived and I wasn’t expecting too much from a brand I’ve never heard of. The packaging was so-so. The charger looks like and takes a cue from an apple AirPod case with the metal hinge and magnetic closure. The display is bright and easy to read. It charges very quickly and is relatively compact. There is an SD card storage slot for no real reason I can think of. Perhaps they felt this could be something someone could take with their camera in lieu of a camera bag? I don’t trust the magnets to carry my batteries around dangling by the included wrist strap though. So this now goes with me and the ProCube stays on the shop counter.

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