Stock Notice: Canon LP-E6NH batteries at Adorama

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1. I really need 1-2 LP-E19 batteries! Sold out everywhere. Correction, sold out at all authorized retailers at retail price. Haha

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2. Adorama finally has stock of the Canon LP-E6NH battery for the Canon EOS R5 and Canon EOS R6.
   Canon LP-E6NH Key Features
   
   Series Compatibility: Compatible with Canon EOS R5 and Canon EOS R6
   
   Canon LP-E6NH $79.99

   UK price equivalent to $160.

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3. UK price equivalent to $160.

   That's what I paid for my second LP-E19 for there R3.

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4. UK price equivalent to $160.

   That's about what I paid today for a car battery with 750 cold cranking amps.
   Canon's prices are getting insane.

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5. Ive been using aftermarket Canon LP-E6NH with ZERO issues on our R5s since we have had them. Getting 2 packs for like $50

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6. Ive been using aftermarket Canon LP-E6NH with ZERO issues on our R5s since we have had them. Getting 2 packs for like $50

   What do you recommend?

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7. Cheapest genuine Canon batteries I've found in the UK from Bristol Cameras at £93 inc Vat.
   Canon are ripping customers off in the Uk even at these prices, the price hike from the LP-E6N is outrageous

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8. Cheapest genuine Canon batteries I've found in the UK from Bristol Cameras at £93 inc Vat.
   Canon are ripping customers off in the Uk even at these prices, the price hike from the LP-E6N is outrageous

   Thanks. I bought my spare from them last March for £95. They added on £10 for £3 worth of postage and it arrived completely flat and it had a 2020 date on it. Duracell LP-E6 batteries are only £15 but only rated at 1600 mAh rather than the 2130 of the LP-E6NH. Maybe worth it atnth price for emergencies?

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9. Thanks. I bought my spare from them last March for £95. They added on £10 for £3 worth of postage and it arrived completely flat and it had a 2020 date on it. Duracell LP-E6 batteries are only £15 but only rated at 1600 mAh rather than the 2130 of the LP-E6NH. Maybe worth it atnth price for emergencies?

   Hi Alan, the two I bought from them were fine, perhaps I was lucky and got new stock, it appears the only cheap route away from canons prices are non OEM, but usually there are problems with the camera recognising them. Only success I've had is LP-E6N from EXpro which has a 2500mAH capacity and does perform correctly in the camera, I've had them for 2years plus and they still are good but obviously don't perform in camera to the H spec re shooting speed
   EDIT, not sure they're available any more.

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