Portable Charger & Usb Adapter

Great charger. It can be used in an outlet or the car with the included adapter.� Small size makes it portable.� Charges quickly. Just what I wanted in order to always have a backup battery for my Nikon P900.

I plan on using this as my full-time charger, and since it is fairly new I do not know how well it will hold up to such abuse, but so far so good. This charger is a must have for the portable, always-on-the-go shooter. It takes less than 2 hours to fully charge my dionic 90's and with a little advance planning, I can get them all charged ahead of time. Plus, it works as an A/C adapter for the camera instead of the heavy-weight and cumbersome alternative A/C adapter.

Convenient Charging Port- I can charge it on my computer- with my cell phone charger or with my portable USB power bank 3 hour run time at 100% flip-over CTO gel

I have been using SanDisk cards forever it seems. I love these mice cards because they are super portable and they can fit in a USB-A adapter and also a small (square) card adapter that I forget the name of. But they go from 32G to 128. I might even have a 256 one, but at the moment I am unsure. BUT THEY ARE RELIABLE. And that is all that counts. Also, they are affordable. So yeah, really happy with these.

I use this for my S1H, which requires PD, as well as a PD V-mount charger. This plus a Kondor Blue USB to D-tap adapter is much easier to travel with than a giant V-mount charger and it charges reasonably quickly.

I do feel like a charger should have been included with the x-t4, but for professional shooters you would benefit from having this dual smart charger. What's funny is that the x-t4 just comes with a usb-c and a wall plug adapter and no charger. The charger doesn't come with the usb-c or wall plug adapter. So, it's pretty obvious that this pairing was intended from the start.

I tried using this adapter with a cheap USB car charger and it didn't work. I upgraded to a 12watt USB car charger and it works great.

Just bought a new M1 MacBook so my iPhone charger and my external HDs can't work with it. The USB to C adapter solves that problem and saves me having to buy new ext. HDs etc

This adapter lets me carry one charger for batteries from a couple different cameras plus the Watson chargers have a USB port so my mobile phone charger stays home too. A nice feature would be adding a place on the adapter to be able to easily identify the adapter. Maybe a small writeable white strip. I'm using different colors of electrical tape.

I have been looking for a 2-slot charger for the Canon LP-E6 style batteries that I can trust for a long time. Every time I see one that looks like a winner, there is a drawback. I had hoped that Canon would introduce one of their own, but that has not happened. Manfrotto introduced the versatile ProCUBE Twin Charger that works with Canon original batteries and third-party as well. Not only will it charge all of the LP-E6 styles, this charger includes adapter plates for two different series of Canon batteries (LP-E8 and LP-E17), an adapter for 4 AA batteries, and a 2.4A USB port for cell phones and other items. Also included is a 12V car power cord. A couple of operational notes. 1) The display is bright and legible, showing charge status and percent of each camera battery. 2) This charger will charge two camera batteries at the same time or 4-AA batteries at the same time, but when batteries are charging, the USB port will not charge at the same time as the other batteries. It will automatically start as soon as the battery charging is complete.