[7.2 VDC] Love these batteries! They last just as long as my canon brand batteries and have the usb-c charging port that makes them much more convenient!

[7.2 VDC] I got one of these for my Canon R, and have not been disappointed. I have used it on an almost daily basis for the last year, and it still easily lasts through intense photoshoots. For me, it will last for about half a day of brutal usage, and even after a year, it still lasts the same amount of time. Even the stock Canon LP-E6NH has begun loosing some of it's capacity by now. This is not to say the Watson battery is perfect, but the price difference alone makes it a very compelling choice. The one downside I've discovered, is that every now and then on very hot days and heavy usage, this battery will get quite hot. That's not a dealbreaker, especially if you don't shoot for long periods of time of cooking hot days, but it is a precaution.

[Canon LP-E6NH] These batteries work really well for my R6. I just bought my second pair of batteries as I'm about to go traveling and decided that I'd rather not have to carry the regular charger for my Canon brand batteries - it's not heavy, nor that bulky, but when the alternative is using a cord that I'm already carrying with me anyway - that's just the smart and easy way to go.

[2300 mAh] Always though there would be a better way to recharge my camera batteries. Then this product came out and, BAM, the better way to recharge is here. I don't need to carry my large wall charger with these and can charge my batteries using a power block or my adapter in the car, or almost any power adapter that is around the office if needed. So many options make them a really good choice and so far they have been just as good as the regular batteries. I carry my camera to work every day and now I never have to worry about not having power for the camera.

[Canon LP-E6NH] I have been alternating between using two Jupio LP-E6NH batteries and two Canon LP-E6NH batteries in a battery hungry Canon R5C. No issues with the Jupio batteries whatsoever, they seem to hold a charge just as long as the Canon batteries. No complaints with any of the Jupio products I have purchased to date.

[Canon LP-E6NH] Works as well as the name brand.

[0.2 lb] Seems hold a charge for a decent amount of time. Great to have USB charging.

[7.2 VDC] Very useful battery for Canon LP-E6NH compatible cameras. This battery is independent of the Canon charger. Therefore, it is possible to charge from power banks and other charging devices by connecting a USB-C cable

[0.2 lb] Its excellent travel companion is easy to charge with any USB-C charger, such as your Macbook or iPhone. You don't need to carry an additional battery charger.

[7.2 VDC] There's no way for me to compare, but it seems to me (seat of my pants comparison) that these SmallRig batteries are as good as OEM. They do have one distinct advantage, however: you can plug them directly into a charger--using a USB-C cable--and without the need for a wall-wort type charger (where the battery fits into the charger directly).