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I should of known really, as they were so cheap!, but as many suppliers don't sell these now in favour of the newer 'N' versions, i bought one in the knowledge i could get a refund should they turn out to be counterfeits. (ebay policy)
I have to say they looked almost identicle to the genuine ones, and if i didn't have two real ones to compare, i probably wouldn't of known!
It came in the canon packaging with hologram, paperwork, but i noticed the plastic battery cover was slightly off colour, more of a mustard yellow and the writing on it (the cover) was ever so slightly on a slant!
I compared it side by side to a known genuine one, and it was a slightly more matt black colour too.
When put in the camera it connected fine, showing three green bars and 80% power and when i registered it it only had a seven digit number (originals always have eight digits IIRC).
What was more 'dodgy' was when i checked it in camera again 10 minutes later the power was down to 75%!! (no shots taken).
I've now contacted the seller to ask for a refund
FYI the seller is: mr_e297
I have to say they looked almost identicle to the genuine ones, and if i didn't have two real ones to compare, i probably wouldn't of known!
It came in the canon packaging with hologram, paperwork, but i noticed the plastic battery cover was slightly off colour, more of a mustard yellow and the writing on it (the cover) was ever so slightly on a slant!
I compared it side by side to a known genuine one, and it was a slightly more matt black colour too.
When put in the camera it connected fine, showing three green bars and 80% power and when i registered it it only had a seven digit number (originals always have eight digits IIRC).
What was more 'dodgy' was when i checked it in camera again 10 minutes later the power was down to 75%!! (no shots taken).
I've now contacted the seller to ask for a refund
FYI the seller is: mr_e297