Customer Reviews

Canon ACK-600 AC Adapter for PowerShot A40, A75, A85, A95, A610, A620, A630, A640 & A650IS Digital Cameras

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4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(3)

 

 

Amazon lists this as the AC adapter for the Canon Powershot A510 but it is not the right one. The voltage is wrong and the plug is to big.

My A510 manual lists the ACK800 as the correct AC adapter.

So check your camera's manual to make sure this is the right one for you.

The adapter arrived within six days after the order. It was new and I used it the day it arrived. Every thing worked A-OKAY. I downloaded two hundred thirty-six pictures from the camera without a single problem. Best product, best price I could find any where. Thanks Amazon.

I am totally satisfied with this product. It is up to Canon's customary quality standards and meets my requirements.

It's extremely unfortunate but I can't help looking at this as a predatory product. There's no good reason to make the camera require a proprietary design to begin with but then to charge this much money for it -- it's insulting. The quality is fine but for less than half the cost, you can buy a charger plus four AA batteries and recharge them galore. Heck, you could buy three more sets of perfectly good AA batteries and never ever run out of juice.

I'm a Canon fan but enough is enough. The camera's Excellent, the lenses are Fair to Good, the AC adapter is a bad buy for the money.

I can understand having a charger for a laptop, but this I don't quite understand; at least not for this price. I would highly suggest getting some good rechargeable batteries (Powerex or Eneloop) and a good charger (MAHA or La Crosse). Right now I'm charging the batteries (energizer) for my camera, and all my other batteries are in use. I figured that getting the adapter would be useful; but now that I've seen the price, I have to reconsider. I'm just going to buy eight rechargeable batteries. That way I'll always have a charged set, I can use them for other purposes should the need arise.

Note that I'm reviewing the value, not necessarily the quality of the product.

The PowerShot A620 that I used this with has excellent battery life with Lithium or rechargeable Nickels, so, while the power adapter works well, it's not worth it unless you're doing a lot of shots or are doing a lot of flash-intensive work from a fixed location (near an outlet).

For about half the price, though, this product would feel much more justifiable for a purchase.

Used it for a couple of years and is still working as it is supposed.

Indeed, if you have a Canon Powershot you will need this AC device when you transfer pictures from camera to PC. I had mine for almost two years and it works.

Fixed voltage After market battery eliminators are not available for this camera, variable voltage units may damage the camera if set in error. The right product designed for the specific carmera is safe and dependable.

Doing slide conversions. Camera ate through 4 sets of batteries.
Love the power adapter.

Thx, KLJ