K&F seems to have got this bang on. The price for two of these batteries VS one LP-E6NH from Canon is a hard choice, with the K&F being 1/4 the price per battery. That’s some humour.

After using the K&F for some time in my Canon R7, I wish I knew what I know now. These work with no issues in my R7 that I have seen yet. The camera recognizes the K&F battery and even provides a readout on how much power is remaining and no error messages have been displayed. I say so far, because maybe in 6 months this will be different? Unlikely, but since I haven’t been down the road of long term use with these yet, I will be objective here.

Otherwise, these in one way are better than the Canon branded batteries. They charge in the canon charger but also have usb-c plug in to charge them. That means, a power bank can do it, they can be charged in the car or as usual at home by the Canon charger or again usb. Pretty nice and this is the way it should be in 2024.

Why Canon keeps it so simple might be a secret (is it so hard to add a usb input?I will admit though that I believe Canon uses better cells inside their batteries even though I can’t confirm it. But I have the K&F’s as back up after I run through each Canon battery once. It’s nice to know I have backup power for my R7 and didn’t have to spend Canon prices to get it.

If these fail or show signs to stay away from them, I will update this review.

Updated June 9 2024

Still going strong. No issues. Really nice using these.

Recommended.