K&F CONCEPT 2-Pack LP-E17 Batteries and Dual USB Charger for Canon EOS RP, R10 and more

If you’re constantly swapping batteries to keep shooting, the K&F CONCEPT 2-Pack LP-E17 Batteries and Dual USB Charger is the sort of practical add-on that can stop “power anxiety” before it ruins a day out.

This set is built around the LP-E17 battery format and includes two batteries plus a dual USB charger, aiming to make it easy to top up away from a wall socket. Still, it’s worth reading the fine print: some compatibility points here are more “battery use” than “full ecosystem” support.

The essentials

This is a 2-pack of replacement LP-E17 batteries (7.4V, 1250mAh) designed to work with compatible Canon cameras listed by the manufacturer. The charger accepts USB input via Micro-USB and USB-C, so in principle you can charge with a wall charger, car charger or a power bank.

On paper, it’s trying to cover two common scenarios: you need more capacity for longer days, and you want flexible charging when you’re travelling. The dual-bay charger is also handy because it lets you charge both batteries together.

Key features

Where this set becomes interesting is the combination of batteries and a dual USB charger. Each LP-E17 battery is described as functionally equivalent to the original battery for camera use, while also being built with a multi-circuit protection approach (including overcharge, overcurrent, overvoltage, over-temperature and short-circuit safeguards).

The charger itself uses two charging ports (Micro-USB and USB-C inputs). The manufacturer also mentions an LED indicator that turns green when charging is complete.

One more practical note: the batteries are described as “semi-decoded”. That can matter for battery-life display on the camera, so don’t be surprised if the camera doesn’t show the expected battery duration.

What you’ll notice in everyday use

In real shooting terms, a second battery is often the difference between “one more location” and packing up early. With this set, the intended workflow is simple: keep one battery in the camera, swap when needed, then charge the spare using the dual USB charger.

A micro-example: if you’re out for an evening walk and you’ve been shooting lots of clips, you can switch batteries at the car (or via a power bank) and keep going, instead of waiting for a camera charger on a specific dock.

Worth noting (compatibility and limits)

Compatibility is listed across several Canon models, including EOS RP and R10, plus a range of Rebel and PowerShot bodies. However, the entry also makes it clear that these batteries are not compatible with the original camera charger or the original battery grip.

It may not suit you if you rely on the original Canon charging accessories or battery grip system rather than USB charging. Also, because the batteries are semi-decoded, you should expect the on-camera battery-life readout to be unreliable or not shown in the way you’re used to.

Who it makes sense for

This is a good fit if you want a spare LP-E17 battery for longer shooting sessions and you prefer charging via USB (with a car charger, travel adapter or power bank).

It also makes sense if you’re looking at value-for-money: buying two batteries in one bundle rather than piecing things together, especially when you know you’ll use them.

When you might want to skip it

You may want to skip this set if you only plan to use a specific original Canon charging setup, or if you strongly depend on accurate battery-life display. It’s not designed around that “full compatibility with all original charging accessories” angle.

Also, if your priority is absolute seamless integration—where display and charging behave exactly like the OEM package—this may feel a bit more like a reliable workaround than a perfect match.

Is it worth it?

Worth considering if you shoot on compatible Canon EOS and Rebel/PowerShot models listed here, and you like the flexibility of USB charging with a dual charger. It’s a straightforward way to carry a spare battery and keep your camera going on longer days.

Better avoided if your setup depends on charging through original Canon camera chargers or battery grips, or if accurate on-screen battery-life reporting is a must-have for you.

Mini FAQ

Q: What batteries are these compatible with?

A: The manufacturer lists compatibility with several Canon models, including EOS RP and R10, plus models such as Rebel T8i, T7i, T6i, T6s, SL2 and SL3, and others including certain EOS M-series bodies and 77D/200D/800D series.

Q: Will the camera show battery life normally?

A: Not necessarily. The entry states these batteries are “semi-decoded”, and it also notes that it generally can’t display battery life.

Q: Can I charge them without a dedicated charger?

A: Yes, the charger supports Micro-USB and USB-C input, so you can use a wall charger, car charger or power bank setup.

Q: Are they compatible with original Canon chargers or battery grips?

A: The entry says they are not compatible with the original camera charger or the original battery grip.

Q: Does the set include both batteries and the charger?

A: Yes—two LP-E17 batteries plus a dual USB charger are included in this bundle.