Have you had trouble taking out this battery from the camera? I have the Canon SX-280 but it's not easy to do it.
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I have the Canon SX-280 and you do have to put your nail on the edge to get it started, but has not been an issue for me
68175
My new STK batteries go in and out with no problem, if you have an STK battery send them an email asking for help. They seem to be dedicated to making sure the customer is satisfied.
68176
I have had no problem with either this battery or the one that came with my SX-280. The charge is at least equal to the original.
68177
I have no problem with it in my SX-280HS. I have two of STK1600. Both are fine to put in and get out. Both looks like can take little longer video then original one. I use original charger to charge them no over heat experience. If you fell hard to take out then may be over heated before.
68178
I need to pull it when taking the battery out from camera. It's not easy but manageable. However, I notice the battery drain faster than the original. Hope this help.
68179
I have never had a problem taking out or putting in this battery for my camera. But then again I have a Canon SX510HS. Hope this helps.
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It depends upon the type of batteries you use and the number of pictures you take as well as how many times you have reviewed your pictures. I never have gone more than 6 months without replacing batteries in my SX120.
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I have the Canon sx260 and it fits perfectly into the charger that came with the camera. Batteries work very well. I recommend them. The price is GREAT and the service, very fast. I've experienced no problem.
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I have a Canon SX280 HS. The original battery is NB-6L. They work just fine with this set up. I take 600-800 pictures a day. The original charge that came with the camera is a CB-2LY. Hope this helps!
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I've never had any problems charging my camera, the one that came with the camera or the spare that I bought. Did you try charging it both with the wall plug and plugging into a computer (or other USB port)? And are you connecting the plug to the hole between the hinge and the battery itself (and not the other hole)? Also make sure all the connections are tight. Sorry I can't offer any real suggestions or solutions... Good Luck!
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YES! I returned my first one because Canon said this was not normal - but now I'm having problems with the second. Are they lying? Also, does anyone think it's the actual connection of the batteries in the compartment? Should I return this or just accept this is how the product works? I'm so frustrated!
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Yes, it can be difficult to get this battery out of the overhead door compartment. Many years ago I tried in vain to wiggle it out or use flat head screw drivers. But, then the solution came to me and was very simple. Ronn Berrol touches upon it....get a piece of strong duct tape, wrap it around your finger with the sticky side out then place finger against the side of the battery and pull. Comes out with no problem.
695878
Have not seen any problem with the battery indicator with our SX-280 with either the Canon battery or the batteries from this kit.
1074147
Not trying to be sarcastic, but did you pull plastic from battery ? I was trying to use mine until I noticed I forgot to remove it. Other than that mine was automatic with my Sony. Hope you get it working. Also, I had to put my camera on a different setting to allow the remote control, I'm not sure on yours but I went into settings and changed it.
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thanks NAC. This was the problem for mine. I confirmed this by putting the batteries in, closing the door, and holding the plastic tab shut on the battery door. (On my Powershot S1IS there is a plastic tab that slides sideways in order to open the battery door. I dropped the Canon and must have broken this tab somewhere on the inside.) While holding the plastic tab in the locked position I was able to power up. I don't know if I need a new door - I'll try to figure it out.
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I'm glad someone brought this to attention. I also have a battery (Power2000 FOR NIKON EN-EL14 7.4V 1500mAh 11.1Wh) that doesn't work. Although it worked for the first two months after I received my kit, I noticed that the camera was not taking it after I would insert and turn on the camera, the screen would say: "! This battery cannot be used. Choose battery designated for this camera." My other battery works well but it was sure nice to have had a backup before this.
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I cannot address the battery life as I have only used it for a couple of hundred exposures. My big complaint is the tight fit in my D7000. It will not eject like the OEM battery. I have finally resorted to a strong magnet to pull it out. Therefore, I only use it for emergency backup as the original battery will give me over 550 exposures.
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I agree with Mr V's comment. I ordered this for my Canon SX 280 and it's way too big for this camera (which would include the SX 260 also).!!
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Personally, I haven't had a battery problem with the SX280. Regardless, because the GPS feature (if enabled) uses battery power even when the camera is "off", I purchased a 2nd battery. That way I always have a fully charged spare battery and am never caught with a dead battery.
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I have had this unit quite a long time and have had no problem. The only advice I can give is to be sure you are using identical batteries of the same brand and be sure the cross connection cable is fully seated in the unit and camera.
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I have a canon t3i and I'd got the same battery package like u, i don't have any Cain of problem. Just try to pull it up slowly.... :)
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I have experienced the exact same problem and ended up having to buy a new battery. I would stay away from this battery if I were you. It worked well for about a month and then it wouldn't do anything in my camera. A waste of money for sure