Llano Voltcase Cs2 pro Lp-E6p Battery & Charging Case Kit for Canon Cameras

✦Overview✦: LP-E6NH LP-E6P Battery Charger/Power Bank–20W USB-C Fast Charging/ SD 3.0 Card Reader✦Build/Design✦: Build quality is nice. It is heavy based on the fact that it is a power bank. It feels substantial has a nice rate out.✦Functionality✦: Quite the interesting product. It says four and one, but I really consider it three – the fourth they claim is to hold the battery, but I most certainly don’t want my batteries cooking inside of a charger all the time. For the price, you could just buy an extra LP-E6 battery. And if all you want to do is have a charger, you can pick those up for much less. But it is nice to top something off in between takes and/or have something charging when there is no power source available.✦Stand Outs✦: it feels nice in your hand and it’s very ergonomic.✦Room for Improvement✦: it comes with a small bag that really isn’t big enough for the charging cord and if you’re not going to put the charging cord in there, what’s the point of the bag?✦Conclusion✦: I’m on the fence as to recommending this product. If you truly have a need for a power bank, camera battery charger, and card reader, it is worth the price of this product when you consider you’re getting all three of those. I guess time will tell if having all three of these in a camera bag pays off.

Great product. I couldn't be happier with it. It charges up 2 batteries at a time. You can see the progress. I already had 2 batteries, and this came with another one that was rated higher than my original Canon batteries.

Excellent charger — I highly recommend it. It’s really fast!

While super handy for recharging an LP-E6P battery, it doesn't claim to be able to do so more than 1.3 times, so getting an additional battery instead would almost cover that. The extra functionality is what makes it more valuable. What an extra battery wouldn't do is make it possible to keep my spare battery topped up so that I can swap out a partially used battery for a full one multiple times. Using it with a wall USB-C power source essentially charges 2.3 batteries at once. Having a backup power bank is always a good idea for charging phones and flashes and the like. (Note, since the output is 20W, that's not enough for cable-powering cameras like the R5II, though could recharge it while the camera is powered down.) The SD card storage and reader are nice, but since I'm using a CFExpress-B as my primary card those aren't so useful for me.I'm pleased with the ergonomics of it. The charger size and texturing of the plastic make it easy and pleasant to hold and use. The magnet does a good job of holding the lid closed such that I'm not worried about pitching it into my bag. Needing to double-click the power button to start charging a battery wouldn't have been my preference, but that's not a big deal and might have a reason I'm not seeing at the moment. The bag that comes with it fits the device fairly snugly so there's not room for a cable at the same time, but I expect I'll usually not use the bag and just keep the charger in a pocket in my camera bag.

This is a great all in one camera accessory for being light but still able to handle a full day of shooting. There's a spot for 1 (or 2) extra SD cards, a spare battery, and it'll top up your battery after you've swapped. Really, the only thing this is missing is a way to carry a USB C cable with me to a) charge this and b) transfer photos off of the SD card. The cable it comes with easily slides into the bag next to this but not everyone is going to want to carry that bag with them. For something so all-in-one it is an annoying omission. But it's just an omission and doesn't take away from how good this is.I was easily able to top up my battery when I plugged it in (with the option to not top it off if I didn't want to). The SD card reader worked flawlessly even connecting to my linux laptop so that was nice. Transfer speeds were fine - I didn't test it but it seemed in line with other SD card readers I've used before. But the real kicker is that this is all in a single (albeit large) box. This and a single camera and lens would be a reasonably compact but easily able to go for a day (depending on the battery life of the camera) way to shoot. Or this is a great means of going just that little bit longer out in the field before running out of battery or card space. Llano has take their already good battery charging cases and made them an all in one solution thanks to the card reader and internal battery. I'm pretty happy