Canon Battery Pack LP-E6P
Details
- Number of Batteries1 LR44
- BrandCanon
- Battery Cell CompositionLithium Ion
- Recommended Uses For ProductCamera
- Unit Count1.0 Count
Description
🔌 Never Miss a Moment with Canon's Power!
- COMPACT SIZE - Fits easily in your camera bag or pocket.
- LIGHTWEIGHT DESIGN - Weighs only 2.8 ounces for effortless portability.
- RECHARGE AND REUSE - Eco-friendly lithium-ion technology for sustainable shooting.
- PERFECT COMPATIBILITY - Works seamlessly with Canon LC-E6 and LC-E6E chargers.
- POWER UP YOUR CREATIVITY - Stay charged and ready for every shot!
The Canon Battery Pack LP-E6P is a high-amperage rechargeable lithium-ion battery designed for photographers on the go. Weighing just 2.8 ounces and measuring 2.2 x 0.8 x 1.5 inches, it offers a perfect balance of power and portability. Compatible with Canon LC-E6 and LC-E6E chargers, this battery ensures you stay charged and ready to capture every moment.
Specifications
| Antenna Location | Camera |
| Battery Weight | 2.8 Ounces |
| Item Dimensions | 2.2 x 0.8 x 1.5 inches |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Battery Cell Type | Lithium Ion |
| Reusability | Rechargeable |
Reviews
K**.
Better option for me than Vmounts.
These are great. I'm new to camera rig builds, and I had a Canon R5C with a vmount battery, monitor and mattebox and everything was just getting too heavy for me. So I bought a bunch of these instead and it makes things much easier for me. If you're shooting 24fps these will last quite a while. 120fps will knock the runtime down quite a bit though.
F**O
Longer lasting than the previous “H” batteries.
If you’re going to shoot a Semi-pro or Pro Canon camera, these are the latest batteries (“P”) that enhance longer image taking time. I shoot barrel racing and other sports a lot and usually have to switch batteries (The “H" ones) during barrel racing after 3 rounds of 4 groups each round. Around 40 to 50 rides altogether. WIth these newer batteries, I can get about 65 extra rides. If I spend a whole day shooting images as a nature shoot, street photography or at some botanical gardens I can fill a 128GB v90 USH II card (about 6k images with a R5 45mp camera) and another 1/2 card before the battery wears out. It’s worth the expense.
W**E
The real thing
This is the real thing and works better than aftermarket ones. My original ones had been in use for six years and got to the point where I charged them at the end of each day of shooting and carried a spare. With this new one, I took over 600 pictures on a recent trip over the course of ten days and most likely would have gotten by without a charge. I no longer needed to carry a spare, and of course charging every few days was still an option to make sure that I had plenty of power.They are a lot more expensive than aftermarket brands, and if you don't mind carrying multiple batteries and swapping, as long as a cheap battery gets you through most of the day, it might be good enough for your purposes. But if you want top quality and no regrets, go with this one.
W**B
Canon brand is more expensive, but much better
I reluctantly admit that actual Canon brand batteries are better than the aftermarket variety. I've tried the no-name batteries for four Canon cameras in recent years and had various disappointments in them: short life, no life, bad fit. I no longer even try the alternate brands. Yes, the Canon brand batteries are more expensive than I'd like, but the aftermarket batteries are just not worth the trouble.
C**L
Long life
This battery is perfect and it’s great for a spare
P**G
OEM CANON BATTERY
OEM WORKING GREATDON'T BUY CHEAP AFTER MARKET IT WAS NOT WORKING WITH EOS 7D
P**.
It's a Canon product.
Nothing like the original.
F**Z
One gets what one pays for
Works as advertised and solidly made. Very expensive, as well. One gets what one pays for.
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