Canon Canon LP-E6NH Battery Pack For EOS R5 and EOS R6
£185.38 £120.50
In stock
| Title | Range | Discount |
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| Sale / Bulk discount | 1 - 2 | 35% |
| Sale / Bulk discount | 3 - 5 | 40% |
| Sale / Bulk discount | 6 - 99 | 45% |
Description
Power select Canon cameras with the LP-E6NH rechargeable lithium-ion battery. This battery has the same form factor as the LP-E6/LP-E6N battery, and can be used as a higher capacity substitute for those batteries. It supports in-camera charging via USB with select camera models.
TiffanyJane (verified owner) –
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 17 December 2024 Cannon battery, charges, works. All good and cheaper than normal retail.
samara carvalho –
Verified Purchase Arrived quickly and exactly as listed. Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 23 December 2024 Arrived quickly and efficiently
M.D.F. (verified owner) –
November 2024 Good replacement
Ktat5 (verified owner) –
September 2024 all canon batteries are very expensive but when you pay 1000+ for your gear you need the best batteries for the job, does the job there supposed to do. I just wish there were 3rd party batteries like this one. One person found this helpful
Lionel ALLAIN –
I wanted a second battery having upgraded my DSLR to a new Mirrorless camera that only comes with one. This one is a genuine Canon battery and that is reflected in the price. Yes you can buy cheaper; a lot cheaper but do you really want to trust a knockoff battery in a camera that has cost you several thousand pounds?
Aquaskualos (verified owner) –
January 2025 I needed a spare and the price was right for me
Clive Sargeant –
Verified Purchase Canon Battery Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 12 August 2024 Very good product .Expensive as usual with canon products . If you want the best you have to pay . Apart from that very happy with it One person found this helpful
Ski –
I always have the same internal debate when buying batteries, like ‘How much better can the Canon one be over 3rd party ones?’ and ‘is it worth the extra cost?’ and ‘why do I care so much about batteries?’ and ‘am I procrastinating by spending my day looking at batteries?’ And unfortunately, the answer is Yes- in my experience, the canon ones will last longer, degrade slower, and don’t occasionally throw up a ‘check battery for authenticity/brick my camera’ on one hand I hate canon for making such good batteries for their cameras, and on the other hand I realise that I should always just get them, as being a professional, why would I cut corners on something that could mess with my job if it breaks (like a third party battery) 2 people found this helpful