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There are a couple of things to know about this product. First, the OEM Canon NP-E3 Ni-MH battery is 1650mAh. This Delkin Devices DD/NP-E3 Ni-MH battery is 2200mAh. This Delkin is much less expensive than the Canon and both are rechargeable in the OEM Canon NC-E2 charger. When Delkin Devices ships this battery there is a note enclosed. It states, "Out of...
Published 12 months ago by J. Henry
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1.0 out of 5 stars
Died after a few days
I had bad luck with this third-party battery for my Canon 1Ds. It worked fine for a day or two, then started shutting off inadvertently, then wouldn't hold a charge, then completely dead within just a few uses. My other battery for the same camera works fine, so it's not the camera, it's the battery. Too bad -- I liked the price, but guess I need to stick with...
Published 7 months ago by Huntley Paton
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
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This review is from: Delkin Devices DD/NPE3 Replacement Battery for Canon NPE3 (Office Product)
There are a couple of things to know about this product. First, the OEM Canon NP-E3 Ni-MH battery is 1650mAh. This Delkin Devices DD/NP-E3 Ni-MH battery is 2200mAh. This Delkin is much less expensive than the Canon and both are rechargeable in the OEM Canon NC-E2 charger.When Delkin Devices ships this battery there is a note enclosed. It states, "Out of respect for Canon's Intellectual Design Property ..." the Delkin has only a single twist lock, not the double locking mechanism as found on the OEM Canon NP-E3. Okay, fine. What I did was remove the OEM Canon locking device (two little screws) from the old, dead Canon NP-E3 and install it on this Delkin. Hence, no worries about the locking device, not that there would be, anyway. Before I used this battery, I ran it through a "Refresh" discharge/re-charge cycle on the Canon NC-E2 charger, and now it is working perfectly. I have not used it enough to compare it side-by-side with the OEM Canon. On the EOS-1Ds (11.1MP), I got 225 images (on the RAW + small JPEG setting) out of the OEM Canon NP-E3, plus lots of other usage (sensor cleaning ... firmware download, etc.). Right now I don't know how long this Delkin will "run," because I have not yet used it long enough, but it is performing perfectly. No problems, whatsoever. I fully understand why people want to stick with OEM Canon. However, I'd argue that you can use this well-made, high-quality Delkin replacement battery without fear.
1.0 out of 5 stars
Died after a few days,
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This review is from: Delkin Devices DD/NPE3 Replacement Battery for Canon NPE3 (Office Product)
I had bad luck with this third-party battery for my Canon 1Ds. It worked fine for a day or two, then started shutting off inadvertently, then wouldn't hold a charge, then completely dead within just a few uses. My other battery for the same camera works fine, so it's not the camera, it's the battery. Too bad -- I liked the price, but guess I need to stick with Canon-brand. Live and learn.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Very powerful, great value,
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This review is from: Delkin Devices DD/NPE3 Replacement Battery for Canon NPE3 (Office Product)
I shot 2500+ over 10 hours for a wedding, without the low battery icon even coming on. Normally I finish a Canon battery in that time.The only gripe is that the charging connector is a bit loose and needs to be placed so that the wire won't move. Definitely a good purchase! |
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