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Question: I know these have battery meter issues - will I still get a low power warning from the camera before it just shuts off when this dies?
Document: Rather than getting the flashing battery low warning indicator that appears for a while with the Canon batteries, these will indicate non-critical state of charge until they tank and the camera shuts down. While this may be an issue for some, I find it a fair compromise considering how inexpensive the batteries are.
The battery works, but the charge doesn't last as long as a Canon battery. The most annoying thing about the battery is that it does not give you any warning when the charge it getting low. With a Canon battery, the icon on the camera lets you know when the charge is getting low, which gives you time to change the battery at a time when you know you won't miss an important shot. With this battery, the icon shows a fully charged battery until ... blackout!!
Great deal. However it dies without warning. I think it still lasts pretty much as long as the Canon battery.
This item stopped working in two weeks. At first the meter for how much power it still has was accurate, then all of a sudden it just stopped working, it goes from full to blinking red, not good for videographers. I use it for my t4i and I believe other people experienced the same thing. If you want to give it a try, use it for a few weeks and then see if it stays that way, then post a review so other people won't have to waste their money.
These Photive's seem to be fine. Not sure they retain power like the OEM's from Canon but for the price they can't be beat. We use a pair of them in a battery grip and can shoot continuously for well for close to two hours. I've read that Canon cameras will only flash &#34;low battery&#34; with their own batteries but we get warnings with these as well. For what it's worth.
But the best news was the battery meter dropped one segment: it didn't just begin flashing with no warning. So, at least with my camera, this battery operates the battery level meter as I'd hoped.
I bought these as backups for my Canon battery because they were much less expensive. I read that they do not have the chip that signals the camera to warn of a low battery status. However, I was surprised to find that the camera will flash the low-battery signal for a short time so I'm not completely caught off guard. It is a good battery. Just make sure you change it out as soon as the warning starts flashing.
Bought this spare battery for my Canon T4i and it's doing what I need it to do - power my camera. No issues
Bought this for my new Canon t4i. Fits fine, and does work with the camera's battery meter which is a plus. (I've had other non-oem batteries with other cameras that would not work with the in-camera power meter.) Solid product.
Except the aftermarket battery they had had the same voltage and specs as the original. I decided to buy these as they were cheaper and I was running low on cash. I do NOT regret it. These have more juice than the originals, I can't tell the difference between the power usage of the original and these. This battery is 7.4 volts and 1700mAh. This is the highest I would go. If you look under your camera body you should see the max voltage your allowed to go up to.
Answer: On my camera the power display works the same as when I use the original cannon battery, is shows when it's full and as it gets low towards empty. recently it seems to outlast the cannon battery.