can this batter be used with my canon PowerShot SX230 HS, the battery I have says Battery Pack NB-5L as well it just looks different
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That's the camera I used it in. For what I could tell the one I bought here was a Genuine Canon NB-5L. It shouldn't look different other than there may be some color variation. The shape should be exact.
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According to Canon. The PowerShot SX230 uses the same battery, NB-5L (http://shop.usa.canon.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductCompatibility_10051_163945_10051_-1). Please refer to my original review for more information on this battery, it's short and to the point (http://www.amazon.com/gp/cdp/member-reviews/AY7TAFU06CRZI/ref=cm_cr_pr_auth_rev?ie=UTF8&sort;_by=MostRecentReview).
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I did a little research on the Canon Website, and it seems that your camera takes an NB-6LH battery, which has a slightly different mAh than this battery. So the short answer is: NO.
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the charger is for battery NB-4L. The battery is I have is 1200 mAh Li-Ion. My camera is the Powershot SD1000. Although the battery you have is not as high a capacity as mine, the charger comes with a battery that is of higher capacity and I believe will work with your camera.
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Nope. No problem. Same size as the battery that came with the camera. It charges fine and holds the charge for quite a while and a lot of shots.
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They are physically the same size and the NB-6LH do charge in the charger you have have for your NB-6L and vice versa (I had a Canon S95 and now have the S120)I believe the capacity is slightly higher on the NB-6LH (1060mAh) than the battery it replaces (1000mAh). I've been using them interchangeably in my S120.Aftermarket batteries frequently have even high capacity (eg. 1600mAh) if you are looking for a longer lasting battery. I believe using them voids your warranty.
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Not sure what battery those power shots take. The charger pictured are for use in the older EOS SLRs. My camera is a 5D, Mark I
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This is an NB-4L battery for a Canon Power Shot SD400 camera. The SX280 HS uses a NB-6L.http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/cameras/digital_cameras/powershot_sx280_hs#BoxContent
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My camera that I bought this battery for is a Power Shot SX260HS. Not sure if it will fit your camera. I suggest you look at the specs that came with your camera.
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you probably have 'clone' battery & not an actual Sony battery--the clone batteries will work OK in the older cameras like the H50 or W150, but NOT in the 'HX" series like the HX5V or HX100V--this message pops up in the newer cameras taking this battery because their power requirements are much higher if it is a cheap 'clone'--you can even take a battery that has gone dead from an "HX" series camera and put it in an "H" series camera and still shoot several frames--this is why I mentioned in my review about being a real Sony battery--I am sure that what you have is a counterfeit battery
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It appears that your camera, PowerShot elph100HS, uses the NB-4L battery, if this is true, the charger kit you listed supports this battery pack. Pull your battery pack from the camera and verify the numbers match.
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I do not know, it is the batter for the Canon PowerShot SX260HS camera though.
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Adam, they fit into my Canon Battery Charger CB-2LY. I use the batteries in my Canon PowerShot SX260HS. The Item # on the rechargeable batteries was BM-NB6L.... The box in which the battery came states "NB-6L Lithium Ion Battery compatible with Canon 1200mAh/3.7V. They work great for my camera -- hope this info helps you. Sincerely, Betty
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Yes it is but the battery should say 6.8wh li-ion not 628. But this is for the Cannon SX5HS
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I have had no issues with the NB-LH battery and using it with the Cannon 170 is digital camera.
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This is not a Canon Battery. How ever, it is a replacement battery that works in my Canon SX500IS.
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The package says the battery is made for Canon but it is not made by Canon. It is a substitute.
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The Wasabi NB-6L batteries can be charged in the OEM charger for Canon NB-6L; I would be very surprised if it didn't also work the other way around, though I haven't actually done it.