Will these batteries work in the canon eos 70d that is yet to be released on 9/15?
1798903
I think so. At least according to the spec. But since nobody has tried yet....
1798904
I have no idea, but they were the only non-oem LP-E6 batteries that I could find that worked in my 7D AND my 6D. It's probably better to wait until the 70D is actually released as Canon seems to change the coding on batteries sporadically from model to model even though they use the same battery physically. The 70D does look like it's going to be a mighty fine instrument. Good luck.
1798905
Yes they will work with the 70d. By the way , this is an excellent camera. Go to www.canonusa.com and look up the 70d specs. or call 800 okcanon and speak to their support techs. They will confirm this answer.
1798906
I do not know. I suggest getting the 70d (I just purchased the 7D) and checking the model number of the original battery. I ordered two replacement batteries and a charger (19.95) and they work well. I wish I could be more specific, but I have no direct experience with the new 70d.
2013081
I have an HDR-CX160 and they work fine in that camera. I get almost 5 hours of continuous use off a full charge.
692658
I don't see it listed :S but if u find these kind of batteries for your camera, don't doubt to buy them, they work perfectly fine!!! :)
751313
Yes, I bought the batteries for that camera. They fit and work great. Price is right too.
1046718
These are standard AA rechargeable batteries. If your camera uses AA batteries it should work fine.
2099076
Yes, I doubled checked the actual battery in my bag and confirmed the LP-E6 on the label. Not sure why the Amazon listing does not show as being compatible with the 7D, but it in fact a replacement. I like this battery and for the money it seems to last as long (or close to it) as the Canon brand battery. Hope this helps.
1870461
They will work. But I have found that the expensive Lumix batteries work much better and last longer.
1115444
Yes, these work..they are much bigger than what your camera came with...They are a good deal because they hold a very long charge....Only drawback might be using with a tabletop tripod.. these batteries are big and heavy and make the camera bottom/back end heavy on a small tripod.
1145010
I have a 60D. The LP-E6 battery I got charges fine on the stock Canon charger.
354533
These work fabulously with my 6D. There may or may not be difference in the longevity/quality of the battery with the brand name Canon one, but I haven't noticed it yet. This is rolling strong after 3 months.
1318666
I want to know the answer to this as well. Can we use the OEM charger for these batteries? Thanks!
1375976
Yes they will work assuming your camera takes AA but these have a short life span as well. shorter than everready or duracell from my experience
96856
Yes they will. BTW these are great batteries with just as good or better life as the original Canon battery.
1887119
These are generic batteries. The camera does display the remaining capacity. However, they do not have the circuitry as OEM Canon batteries, therefore, they do not have the electronic serial number for the camera to track the shutter count.
893065
As Steve said YES, this will work, just checked the Canon website: http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/cameras/slr_cameras/eos_70d#BoxContent it shows it comes with the LP-E6 battery pack which this is the LP-E6 here. I also agree though with Steve to purchase the Canon version as I've made the mistake of purchasing the cheap ones on Amazon and none of them can really hold a charge for more than a month (not in use) and last about half the time while in use. I hate spending the extra cash but when it comes to a nice DSLR you want to make sure you can rely on your gear.
2237318
They are identical to the battery that came with your D7000. Great batteries! Best OEMs I have purchased...they hold a charge as long as the Nikon ones.
57118
These will not fry your camera. I use three of them in my 5Dmk2, including putting two at a time in my battery grip. They act exactly the same as the Canon branded batteries, even allowing you to assign profiles to them in camera to track charge, capacity, and overall health of the battery.