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Lenmar Replacement Battery for Canon EOS 1D Mark II EOS-1D EOS-1D Mark II BN EOS-1D Mark II N EOS-1Ds EOS-1Ds Mark II Replaces OEM Canon NP-E3 7084A001 7084A002

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Number of Batteries	1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Brand	Lenmar
Battery Cell Composition	NiMH
Recommended Uses For Product	Digital
Voltage	12 Volts

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Fits: Canon EOS 1D Mark II, EOS-1D, EOS-1D Mark II BN, EOS-1D Mark II N, EOS-1Ds, EOS-1Ds Mark II
Replaces: Canon NP-E3, 7084A001, 7084A002
12V / 1800mAh
Nickel-Metal Hydride
2 Year Warranty
Replaces Canon 7084A001, Canon NP-E3, Canon 7084A002
Fits Canon EOS 1D Mark II, EOS-1D Mark II BN, EOS-1Ds Mark II (See Product Description for Additional Fits)

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Product Dimensions

2.22 x 1.11 x 4.41 inches

Item Weight

10.9 ounces

ASIN

B0007CIWZG

Item model number

DMCE3

Batteries

1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)

Customer Reviews

3.6 113 ratings

3.6 out of 5 stars

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Date First Available

February 2, 2005

Manufacturer

LENMAR

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Product Description

This battery fits these products: Canon EOS 1D Mark II, EOS-1D, EOS-1D Mark II BN, EOS-1D Mark II N, EOS-1Ds, EOS-1Ds Mark II

This battery replaces these OEM batteries: Canon NP-E3, 7084A001, 7084A002

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R. T.

Good performance at half the price of the Canon OEM

Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2009

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I ordered 2 of these for less money (including shipping) than 1 Canon battery pack (without shipping).

So far I've not had any continuing problems. One of the two had a very minor problem initially in that the release button next to the latch was jammed making it difficult to insert into the camera. Once I realized what the problem was and corrected it there were no further problems.

The rubber weather seal, while not as good as a Canon original, is much better than the seal on other third party packs I've had in the past and appears to be adequate to prevent moisture from entering. For some this might be an issue but since I don't shoot outdoors in severe weather it's a non-issue for me.

My only 'complaint' is these battery packs do not come with a protective end cap like the Canon OEM units have - not a big deal.

Time will tell how long these last before needing to be replaced, but at the price I paid even if they only last half as long as an OEM battery pack I'm still money ahead.

Update 12/24/2012: Been using these packs over three years now and they are still going strong. Charge them up the night before a shoot and 1 will generally last for a full day of shooting.

Update 8/17/13: After not doing any shooting since December I pulled the camera out and neither of the Lenmar's had a charge (not surprising after sitting for 8 months). Put them both on the charger and one would not hold any charge at all and the other maybe 1/4 charge. Did 2 'refresh' cycles on both with no change - one would not charge at all and the other still at 1/4. Trashed the one and am doing a third refresh on the other. Looks like these are good for a little over 3 years of use. It could be that I created the problem by letting the packs go completely dead from non-use.

My only original Canon battery pack (about 10 years old) still functions as it should and appears to hold a full charge. Need to decide if I want to buy another 'generic' or go with original Canon.

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John Foreman

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Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2013

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I read many good things and some bad reviews on this item. But I tell you this, I have owned my CANON 1D Mark IIn for over 7 years now and have bought many aftermarket batteries (approx. 8) and 2 Canon OEM's. It is not that the aftermarket battery will not hold a charge (90% of the time, many times it is the locking end cap and the weather seal that is a problem. What happens is the battery requires force to make contact to the poles inside, if the cap or lock has a lot of play the contact is week. When this happens the camera thinks it is low and needs charging. Try pushing the battery hard into the camera and see what happens. I use my old Canon OEM end caps for the new batteries I purchase and everything works great. Also many people try to get the higher 2200maH batteries, I suggest sticking with the 2000mah. For the Chargers sake, also if you buy the Lithium batteries be aware you need a lithium charger or after a few charges they will be no good. Just trying to help my fellow photographers. Truth is no battery last a long period of time especially if you charge them constantly. Also always remember recycle the batteries, but always keep your end caps from both ends.
Just to follow up, I have used these for over 4 months now and no problems charging. They have had the best quality locking caps so far from any other aftermarket batteries purchased before. DEFINATELY WILL BUY SOME MORE TO STOCK UP!!!!

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Ric

Works Great on my Canon 1d Mark II

Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2012

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I'm a full time professional photographer, have been for over 20 years. I have used the 1d mark II for 5 years non-stop, it is a beast and workhorse. I almost never go after-market. I have all real Canon lenses, Canon everything. I have 2 real Canon NP-E3 batteries. Well after a couple of years they start losing their charge, there is nothing that can really be done about that. It kills me to pay 120+ dollars for a real Canon battery on a 5 year old camera.

So I started looking around for other battery makers. I bought some cheap Canon batteries on ebay a few years ago ( I think around 15 dollars each). They sucked, they died with in a few months of heavy use, so this time I did a lot of research.

Well for this battery (NP-E3), there is Canon, Lenmar, Pearstone, Synergy, and a few others. I read ALL the reviews from everyone on all the different brands.

Lets be honest, The OEM Canon has a bit higher reviews (less than half a point).. but it is over 3 times the price and it is not Amazon Prime Eligible.

Well the next in best reviews is Lenmar. I was a bit worried because a few reviews where really negative and I read both the bad and good reviews.

Well 90% of the negative reviews are 2 main problems.

a.) doesn't hold a charge
b.) doesn't fit perfectly.

So I will do my best to address both of these issues.

First, I bought 3 of these batteries, ( 1 at first.. then another two a few months later because I loved the first one)

A.) Doesn't Hold a Charge - Not True in my case.

Maybe it was because because of my OEM batteries were so weak and old, but when I got my first Lenmar battery I loved it. Normally my OEM batteries would be almost dead after a thousand images or so. Well the Lenmar allowed me to shoot all day ( around 3,000 - 5,000 images) and still have a good amount of charge left in them.

So of the reviews say they lost they charge after a month or so. Well I used the battery about three or four times a week for more than a month before I bought 2 more batteries. Often when I go on location I can't charge my batteries or when I get home from a shoot and I'm so tired I don't like to charge my gear. That is the main reason I bought 2 more. Plus they are 30 dollars and free shipping ( if your on Amazon Prime). How can you go wrong? You Can't!!!

Well I'm writing this year a little more than 2 years after I bought them. The battery are still doing great. They don't last quite as long, but one battery will still last over 3,000 shots. So 2+ years of shooting and they are still going strong.. I LOVE THESE BATTERIES!!!

B.) Out of the three batteries that are Lenmar, one is really snug and fits tightly, almost too tight. The other 2, I can't tell the difference between the fit of Lenmar and the OEM batteries. I live in Vegas so the weather here is hot most of the time, so I am not sure if the heat has an affect on the camera or batteries but they fit perfectly.

When I work outside, the heat can kill a lithium-ion battery in one day. However these batteries do great in the heat, they have never expanded or anything crazy.

I would HIGHLY recommend these batteries to any Canon user.

Pro.
Fair Price
The Last long time
The hold a charge

Con.
One you use them, you will wish they made batteries for everything else ( like my video camera, my 7d, my other cameras)

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