Mk Watch Battery Price

Nice watch for a price.

Great battery, provides enough power for the E-M1 Mk II to last an entire day.

Dont really know what to say other than it is a battery to have as backup for my new mirrorless camera Olympus EM-1 Mk III.

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

I haven't had much chance to use this battery; but it works as a replacement for the LP-E6/N for both my 5DS R and 5D Mk II

The Canon R7 really looks great. But I already have the M6 mk ii with adapter for my EF lenses, including some big glass. Gets killer pix. Tiny battery, while the R7 has a full-size battery. What next? Get a second spare for my M6, so I can do bird shots and moon shots without worrying about running out of juice. Might still get the R7, but I can get the pix in the meantime.

The Canon EOS 1DX Mk III is much better on battery drain than the previous Canon EOS 1DX Mk II camera. On an several hour shoot of @ 900± frames shooting action, the battery had only gone down about 25% at most. Great improvement from Canon1

Since the 5D Mk IV body is slightly smaller than that of the 5D Mk III, the BG-E20 is the model to use. I have used battery grips on all my cameras for several years and consider them to be essential additions that provide better ergonomic control of the camera and double the available battery power. The BG-E20 was ordered with the 5D Mk IV body and was easily attached and ready to go to work. The vertical grip camera controls are well located and operate perfectly. Although the new camera and grip do not yet have a lot of operational time, the construction, fit, and finish of the BG-E20 are in league with that used on my 5DS R and previous 5D Mk III which have performed flawlessly in all conditions I expect similar performance from the BG-E20.

It is the battery option for the OM-D MK II. It works, however, take a spare with you if you are out for the whole day. The elaborate operation of the camera combined with frequent use of the back panel takes its toll on electricity consumption.

The Canon 5D MK 4 tends to eat up batteries, so this eliminates frequent battery changes in the field. Can be used with one battery, but this really doesn't make much sense. Accessory buttons on the battery pack make vertical shooting a bit easier and the camera easier to hold. Seems well built and attaches to the camera very firmly. Cons: It does add weight and bulk to an already heavy camera. A caveat for those planning on buying an additional set of non-Canon batteries as a backup to save money. The MK4 does not recognize some non-Canon batteries. They will work, but the camera will not report battery levels. Check before going this route.