Thank you. A solid “super charger” indicates an attached PD charger is supply it. A blinking indicator tells you your attached charger does not support PD I believe. At least that is what they say for the Sony version. I ordered on for my Sony system but it hasn’t arrived yet and now need to get one for my Canon R5. Take care.
Have had Ilano batteries twice for my C3MkIV as LP-E6N replacements. Both not hold any charge anymore and since I have not used them in the past two years one of them has run out. So ++ for the charger but ----- for the batteries. Be aware Canon CPS is picky about batteries placed inside and may refuse warranty for battery-power-related problems. Oh and not to mention: The canon stock wall charger takes half an hour for charging a battery of this kind.
I've always been told the original Canon batteries are so slow because that's how they keep the battery from degrading, Idk how true that is but idk if I should risk it. I've seen some 20 year old original batteries still doing decent.
if thay made a V mount on the back of it and made it PD by the usb-c as a V-mount battery solution but with 2-4 batteries inside it it would be a great V-mount solution actually. And not being able to use the SD card as a reader is a missed opportunity i think. Make those changes and people are ready to pay 5 times the price.-
