SMALLRIG LP-E6P 2520mAh USB-C battery
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At a glance
A compact replacement battery for Canon cameras, the SMALLRIG LP-E6P 2520mAh offers a familiar fit and USB-C recharge convenience for photographers and videographers on the move. It supports camera power display and is fully decoded for Canon LP-E6P, so the camera recognises remaining charge and avoids pop-up warnings. Use it as a dependable backup during shoots or extended recording sessions.
Tech specs
- Name: SMALLRIG LP-E6P
- Capacity: 2520mAh
- Type: Replacement USB-C rechargeable battery
- Compatibility: Canon EOS R5 Mark II, R6 Mark II, R5, R6, R7, 5D Mark II, 5D Mark IV, 60D, 70D, 80D, 90D and selected XC series
- Format: Fully decoded, supports power display
Benefits
This battery balances runtime and convenience. According to the manufacturer, a single charge can deliver around three hours and ten minutes of continuous 4K/30p recording on a Canon R7, and a full charge completes in about 2.5 hours using 5V/2A input. The USB-C option means you can top up from power banks or in-car chargers, which is useful on location. The casing is flame-resistant ABS and PC, which adds a layer of durability and heat resistance, and the exact dimensions ensure a snug, reliable connection.
How to use it
Charge via a USB-C power source or the original Canon charger as needed, then slide the battery into the camera until it seats securely. It communicates battery status to the camera so you can monitor remaining power. If you need fast turnaround between shoots, the quick-charge capability is handy, though bear in mind charge times depend on the charger used.
What’s included
The pack is presented as a single replacement battery ready for immediate use with compatible Canon bodies. It’s a practical, low-fuss option when you need a spare that behaves like an original.
It’s a good fit if
It’s a good fit if you require an affordable spare that reads correctly on Canon bodies and recharges from modern USB-C sources. It’s worth noting that charge time and runtime can vary with camera settings and usage patterns.