Gonine LP-E6 Dummy Battery ACK-E6 Continuous Power Adapter for Canon EOS R Ra...

The device works perfectly and I like the bag included which is generally a nice additional piece. One thing I suggest before ordering is making certain you have full access to the battery chamber.I determined quickly that in order to connect directly on a Canon EOS R I couldn't do so. No fault of the device but the camera battery door or body has no access for a the ac wire and the battery door has to be totally closed in order for it to work.It just happened I have a 3rd party dual power battery grip that has a rubber sealed cutout for the cord. Problem solved!

Best accessory I have purchased for my trusty 70D... I started using this aging camera as my primary webcam, the quality is incredible compared to standard webcams. Using the Gonine ACK-E6 is a must when using your camera as a webcam. I have had no problems with the power adapter, and it even came with a cleaning cloth and storage bag!Couple of things to watch out for:- if you run your camera for a long time (hours) be conscientious of heat. It is a power adapter, prolonged draw will increase the heat, and our cameras do not do well with excessive heat. So when possible, shut down the camera between sessions to prevent heat build up, or get a good fan to help with air flow (while trying to avoid fan noise!)- to reviewers who cannot get it to work because door will not close - DUH! Have you ever read your camera manual? The door must be closed for normal operation. That is why they have the little plastic or rubber stopper next to the battery door to allow the cord to pass through- for those who fried their camera - ya, that sucks... it is a risk for any external power supply that does not have good power regulators. My experience with Gonine is the adapter does get a little warm, but I have not experienced any functional issues to the 70D chassis so far. Gonine says they have "overcharge protection, overcurrent protection, overvoltage protection, overtemperature protection, shortage protection, and lightning protection", but how can we tell really without doing extensive testing? I guess time will tell, but so far so good (I have about 100 hours use so far)So I am happy and satisified with the Gonine ACK-E6 and would recommend to others. Cheers

I'll be brief as this works as intended in my Canon 6D. I do want to point out a few things that make this better than other third-party dummy batteries I've purchased in the past.- The plug into the AC adapter fits snugly which is great. In other products I've had in the past this was the connection that would fail the most if the plug fit loose.- The connection on the other side of the AC adapter is permanently fixed so it won't pop out. Other products I've purchased in the past had removable plugs on both side of the AC adapter which increased the rate in which one would fall out or become loose.- The cord on the battery side is extra long which is great when using the camera on a taller tripod or studio stand. Other products I've used have much shorter cords which tend to pull on the AC adapter.- I like that the battery cord plugs into the AC adapter cord which gives the option to replace just the battery portion or the AC adapter in the future if ever needed.

Ok I used it for my 5dII, At 1st I thought it's not working my camera doesn't recognize it. What I did, I place canon battery then turn on the camera. Then turn off and swap this charger and it works. So, every time I unplug the charger it doesn't work I need to power up the camera first using a canon battery then turn off the camera and swap the charger before it works. That's why I only give five stars because of the hustle of swapping the battery first before it works.

Works great for my camera! Installs normally as a battery and Fits well. Door is slightly open but the Camera boots up and works just fine. Why didn’t I think of this earlier! If anything changes, I’ll update. Just remember, you’re tethered now!

I originally purchased one of these adapters for just the reason everyone else has, to have constant power for my camera. When the first unit I received didn’t work, I threw it up to the individual unit having an issue, so I bought another. I had the same issue.In looking recently into what might have been causing the problem, I came upon a note saying that the unit inserted has to have around 9 volts going from it, despite the camera saying it needs only 8 volts. I ended up purchasing a different adapter that sends out 8.4 volts recently, and now my camera works with constant power! I now know that the problem wasn’t with the two units I bought, as they were probably working just as they should, but with the power blocks attached only allowing for 8 volts dc to go the camera instead of more as necessary. Gonine, please either change the specs for your power block, or do not list the 5D mk iii as able to use with the adapter. Thank you.

Has been powering my 6D Mk II camera via the dual battery extension without issue.

It's a pretty good design and it seems to work just fine. I just got mine a few hours ago so I'm using it on a shoot today. I plugged it in and turned it on and everything is working. The important thing is to get the cord into the little cut-out for that and get the battery door closed. It needs that in order to complete the electrical connection. Takes a little effort at first to get it all put together, but now it seems easy. So far so good.