Green Extreme CB12 Compact Battery Pack for Canon Flashes

2021-10-05T17:27:27

I bought this a part of a kit with a Flashpoint Zoom TTL R2 flash for Nikon but the battery pack is for Cannon Flashes. How do they expect me to plug it in. Really guys!!!! Bought it 2 years ago but never had need for it till now so I didnt try to plug it in to the socket it WASN'T made for till today.

Clark L.

2019-06-17T04:49:58

Works great! I bought three of them just because...!!!

Jon B.

2019-06-13T15:09:41

this was my replacement from other unit I bought few month ago which was very temperamental in its performance. Thank goodness to Unit was under Adorama warranty but stil costed me a return shipping fee wich I don't get any credit for its failure.

Steve Y.

2019-04-13T23:49:36

Was shooting with this on April 12. The 30 minute time out is very fustrating. When using 2 of these and working with models I expected faster speedlite refresh. But maybe they were just shutting them selfs off?

GARY C.

2019-03-17T08:44:33

I load with NiMH and, if necessary, can get "Emergency" batteries if I need them. ;-) GREAT VALUE!!! :-) BIG BANG FOR YOUR BUCK!!! ;-)

BRUCE H.

2019-02-04T02:42:04

This is just a container for 12 AA batteries, it works great but charging 12 batteries is not for everyone

Carlos G.

2019-01-14T07:25:13

Gives extra power to flash bit faster recycle time than just AA battery

STEVE Y.

2018-12-19T14:00:50

YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED! The built of this product is unbelievable. It feels so well built and sturdy for the value you're getting. It lasts a pretty great deal and the recycling time of my speedlite flash is super fast. It makes shooting on location feel like being in the studio with the ability to fire rapidly with multiple frames per second. A great addition to your bag if you're the mobile on location photographer like myself!

Robert B.

2018-08-14T12:19:23

works great

Steven K.

2018-06-18T06:14:22

So far, I love this battery pack. This unit holds 12 AA batteries to power your speedlites. I personally use NiMH batteries because they can be re-charged many, many times. Past experiences with battery operated devices, I prefer the AA battery option as opposed to one large NiMH or Li-ion cell because AA batteries will be around for the foreseeable future, whereas a single cell may not be available once the main battery fails. I've been there one too many times and have learned to go the AA battery route. This unit should last me a good long time and it recycles the flash almost instantaneously. You won't be disappointed buying this unit.

Joseph J.