hi,I'm interesting does it work canon 7d? Do you have any of these batteries? How would you describe? It's good to buy?
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I've been using Sterling Tek batteries since I had my 10d, then in my 50d and now in my 6d. Never a single issue with any of them. Put it this way: they lasted longer than my 50d camera....If the 7d uses the LP-E6 battery, these will work. All camera functions work just fine. And I've never had a bad one.
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Depends. I bought the Wasabi batteries and charger back in December 2012. At that time, The batteries were not "Canon 6D" compatible. So when you put them into the Canon charger it'd blink in error, in 6D it is listed as non compatible battery but still would work if your override that message. I think sometime after that, they have update the Battery where it works well on 6D, at least to the people who have responded to my original post. I have not purchased additional "updated" wasabi batteries. I'm pretty sure the Wasabi charger charges the Canon battery, but I did not test it for a full charge. Just short plug in to see what happens. Hope that answers your question. Depends. I bought the Wasabi batteries and charger back in December 2012. At that time, The batteries were not "Canon 6D" compatible. So when you put them into the Canon charger it'd blink in error, in 6D it is listed as non compatible battery but still would work if your override that message. I think sometime after that, they have update the Battery where it works well on 6D, at least to the people who have responded to my original post. I have not purchased additional "updated" wasabi batteries. I'm pretty sure the Wasabi charger charges the Canon battery, but I did... » Read More Depends. I bought the Wasabi batteries and charger back in December 2012. At that time, The batteries were not "Canon 6D" compatible. So when you put them into the Canon charger it'd blink in error, in 6D it is listed as non compatible battery but still would work if your override that message. I think sometime after that, they have update the Battery where it works well on 6D, at least to the people who have responded to my original post. I have not purchased additional "updated" wasabi batteries. I'm pretty sure the Wasabi charger charges the Canon battery, but I did not test it for a full charge. Just short plug in to see what happens. Hope that answers your question. « Show Less
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I haven't purchased the battery because the ad indicated that the canon battery For my camera should fit the unit .. But it Does'nt which mean I would need another charger as well, thinking of Getting rid of it... Sorry not much help, Good luck.
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Sorry but I lost pamphlet of the battery. I would check Canon website, and they might have the answer for you there.
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I'd love to answer BUT I haven't put mine in the camera yet. I just charged them. By all accounts, They are a good replacement to the one that came with the Canon.
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I do not know about the 7D, but the battery is not compatible with my EOS 60D charger. The charger blinks and never shows the charge state. It failed completely after about a year.
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I believe UDMA7 is a fairly recent development and you'd probably do just as well with something in the 4 range but like the other person said check with Canon. There's no point in spending more than you have to. Contacting them or checking their support page online is best.
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I tried this unit with a 7d and it did NOT work. It is the correct plug interface, but none of the functions worked. I found a unit by Aputure (ap-tr3c) on eBay that works flawlessly. Hope this helps.
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Yes, it works with canon. I am currently using a 6d with this trigger and I haven't had any problems.
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It works well with my 7D and 5DIII, and I saw on the website of a major camera retailer that it will work with the 6D. I think it pretty much works with all of the non-Rebel series Canon EOS models.
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Hi, i dont used it with that cameras i know that work very well with canon, im using it in a t2i
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It works fine for 7d, but big and heavy. I prefer use single battery, light and can shot up to 700 shots with its original battery per charge.
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They work really well on my 7D, and I think both the 6D and 7D take the same battery, you should be set. However, check this out first.
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I have a T3i and a 70D. So the batteries I got for the T3i the two pack you are asking about did not fit my camera. I don't know if your camera and mine take the same battery or not. If you can find the one that fits your camera I definitely think the batteries are just as good as canons. I bought one for my 70D as well and it works great its the right battery and I love it. So basically if you can find the one that fits your camera go for it.
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I've used all three. I've had one issue with the a STK not charging in a Canon charger. They made it right (replaced) so I'm not too broke up over it. If you're just looking for basic battery function and don't care about having it store it's conditioning and use cycles then go with the aftermarket ones. You could buy 4 for the price of a single Canon. I've never figured out how Canon gets the money they do. I've used them in a 7D, 5DMkII and MkIII.
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I have a 5D mark II, they work just fine with it. Charges canon and wasabi batteries equally well. Prefer canon change from blinking to solid lights when charged, to wasabi change from red to green lights, but can easily put up with it for the price.
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Yes indeed. I use it with my 6D all the time. I had a non-Canon brand that cost less, but it did not work well. I have been very happy with this one. Canon may cost more, but you do get what you pay for.