- Ultra high 2000 mAh power -- the higher the mAh rating, the more power a battery will store and the longer it will last
- Manufactured using premium Japanese grade A battery cells
- Includes a 3-year warranty
Product Description
This is a 2000mAh high capacity replacement battery. The higher the mAh rating, the more power a battery can store and the longer it will last per charge. It contains premium Japanese grade A battery cells and is guaranteed to outperform the Canon original battery. It is CE certified and built to meet or exceed the OEM specification. It is guaranteed to safely power all cameras and camcorders that use the BP-511, BP-511A, or BP-512 batteries. The lithium ion chemist... More >>
2000mAh BP-511 / BP-512 Replacement Battery for Canon EOS 10D, 20D, 30D, 40D, 5D, D30, D60, Rebel, Optura 100MC, 200MC, Pi, Xi, PowerShot G2, G3, G5, G6, Pro 1, 90 IS, ZR40, ZR45MC, ZR50MC, ZR60, ZR65MC, ZR70MC, ZR80, ZR85, ZR90
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The battery holds a charge well but the physical size of this battery is just slightly smaller, (In Width) than the original and as such makes for a sloppy fit. I’m using this on a Canon ZR50. It hasn’t fallen off, just isn’t snug. I don’t regret buying it.
Rating: 3 / 5
The KINAMAX battery uses a Japanese Cell so the life of the battery is longer and you get the full advertised power instead of the fake batteries that advertise one amount but do not come close to it.
Great price great battery, what else can you say?
Rating: 5 / 5
I purchased this battery for my Canon 40D, and I have to tell you, this is the best battery deal out there. The factory battery is a respectable 1390mAh, but this battery is 2000mAh. I took almost a thousand pictures with it last weekend at a car show and still had battery left. That’s impressive. Two of these are all you could ever need. My only gripe is that it’s a little loose in my charger, it still works though. Go get a couple of these things.
Rating: 5 / 5
Seriously, who writes a review of a battery? After all, it’s just a battery. Not necessarily so. The Canon battery costs more and has less storage capacity. When purchasing batteries, be sure to look at the storage capacity of the batteries in question. The storage capacity of batteries this size is expressed in mAh (milli ampere hours). The higher the mAh number, the more energy the battery stores. This battery has almost 44% more storage capacity than the Canon battery. Want to compare more batteries? Try this – divide the cost of the battery by the number of mAh. For this battery, $24.67 divided by 2000 (mAh) equals $.0123 per mAh. For the Canon battery, $37.59 divided by 1390 (mAh) equals $.027 per mAh. By the way, I use this battery in my Canon EOS-40D.
Rating: 5 / 5
I felt the original battery was pretty good in my 40D. I could take about 900 pictures with it. This replacement battery goes forever. Since I am still in learn mode, I tend to take multiple shots at various settings. The battery lasted a week, with 10% flash, constant picture review, constantly being left on….
Just get one. Besides, you should have a spare on hand anyways.
Rating: 5 / 5