The Jupio Canon LP-E6NH replacement, is it any good? - Quick performance comparison

The Jupio CCA0033 is a third party replacement for the Canon LP-E6NH battery and claims to be 100% compatible with all functions. On paper it differs slightly in capacity from the canon battery, will it go the same distance? In this video Charlie does a quick stress test comparison to see which battery, the Jupio or the Canon runs a Small HD monitor the longest. Surprising results!

[@TopicRentalsAuckland]

Anyone had any compatibility issues on this Battery?

[@Knowbody42]

I don't mind using third party batteries as long as it's a good quality third party battery.
I've been using the white Jupio LP-E6N's in my 5D IV and now R5, and I haven't had any issues with them.

[@TopicRentalsAuckland]

Agreed. Good price to quality ratio with these batteries

[@frutt5k]

Most lithium ion batteries only perform fully after the 3rd charge. Charge up, deplete the battery, charge again and deplete again. Charge again and now the battery has full capacity.

[@mikepursey495]

I guess we will never find out how they were in camera 🙂

[@frutt5k]

Most lithium ion batteries only perform fully after the 3rd charge. Charge up, deplete the battery, charge again and deplete again. Charge again and now the battery has full capacity.
Deplete = discharge until 5% or less.

[@liferaft2452]

The 3 Year warranty probably makes it worth a punt

[@kylejenkinson4665]

Did you have any luck with the in camera tests?

[@vahidamini1863]

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[@claudiab9943]

Do you know if it supports high speed continuous 12fps & the green h+ & h on an R6. If so does it fade with less than fully charged?

[@peterwem9366]

I get green H+ with R6 and the white Jupio battery.

[@patrickhagot]

The monitor shows a Sony camera!!! How can you test Canon batteries but shows Sony on the monitor lol!!??

[@kylejenkinson4665]

Did you have any luck with the in camera tests?