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LP-E6 Dummy Battery for Canon LPE6 Compatible Cameras with USB connection

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  • USB Connection 
  • Input: AC100-240V ~50/60Hz
  • Input:5V 2-4A
  • Output: DC8V 4A
  • Conversion efficiency:92%   (DC-DC Efficient conversion rate)
  • USB Cable Length : 150cm
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Aurora ★★★★★

The 150cm USB cable is a lifesaver for long shoots—I can keep the camera plugged into a power bank and never worry about dying mid-interview. The 8V output runs my setup steady even during continuous recording, and it converts efficiently enough that my battery pack barely heats up.

David T. ★★★★★

Finally, no more scrambling for charged batteries during long timelapses—the 150cm USB cable gives me plenty of slack to reach my power bank. It’s been rock solid for hours of continuous shooting without any voltage drop or overheating.

Amelia ★★★★★

Ran my camera for a full three-hour interview shoot off a power bank with this, and it never dropped once. The 150cm cable is long enough to keep the bank in my pocket while the camera's on a tripod. Way better than swapping batteries every hour.