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I really love this watch for the simplicity of it. I don't need bright screens with all the bells and whistles. The battery The battery The battery wire The battery Life is phenomenal. I love that the activities it shows me right off the bat or the ones I want I don't have to customize it to get the walk activity to show up like I had to do on my others. They're just there which is nice. I've had this watch for about 4 years now and it's still going strong. One of the band loops is starting to crack but those are easily replaceable and this is after 4 years of being on my wrist every single day.

Nice watch for a price.

My wife and I recently got this watch we love it. If you have an iPhone and don't balk at the price, it's a no-brainer. This watch is such a perfect companion to the iPhone. We love the health-tracking features. My only complaint is that it has to be charged once a day, but realistically, that's to be expected with current battery tech. Good news is that it charges quickly.

Got it when it was on sale and I absolutely love it. For the price I don't think you can get anything better. It is 1TB which is enough for everything. I use it mainly to hold movies so I can watch on different computers. It's easy to use and with USB 3.0 transferring files was really fast.

These to watch the eclipse were great and for the price could not be a better option.

I feel I don’t need to watch my every movement to protect my iPad. OtterBox is phenomenal.

I don't care for the price of this battery but it's worth knowing that I have a battery that I can count on. It can last all day. I recently used it on vacation and shot 100's of photos and some videos each day. No problems. **** I bought this battery even though I already had a spare. B&H sent me a free generic battery when I bought my Sony a7 iii, but the camera warns me that it isn't a genuine Sony battery each time I power up, so I stopped using it.

Don't be fooled by the price - this is a great grip. I have the BG-C4 Battery Grip for my 7D and love it, so when I bought my 5D Mark IIII, the BG-C9 was a no brainer. Works great, fits the camera well, gives the camera a better balance with heavier lenses. I'd buy it again if anything was to happen to it.

I use NP-E3 batteries in an old 1D and 1Ds. The expensive Canon batteries don't last as long as I think they should for the price. Since I don't shoot that much now, I tried the Watson. So far, so good. The biggest difference is the spring tension on the battery terminals which is considerably weaker than Canon. This weakness probably accounts for the absent function of the secondary release button. Just twist the latch and the battery pops out. I don't see it as a problem unless the weak tension causes a power outage but none so far. The watson carries a 2000mah power rating vs. Canon 1650mah so it should last longer. Also, the fully-charged voltage isn't as high as Canon when makes the working voltage lower as well. This, too, doesn't seem to be a problem, just an observation. Overall I like the idea of three Watsons for the price of one Canon. Doing the math, that's 6000mah of power for the price of 1650mah. And with B&H standing behind your purchase, you can't miss.

This is the battery door you're looking for! Matches the one that came with the camera! One might think the door should be included with a new battery for the price, it's still good to know you can buy one so you don't have to change them.