JUPIO x Pr1me Tri-Charge Compatible with Canon LP-E6 (JTC-LPE6)

This review is for the Jupio charger for Sony NP-FZ100 batteries. I put 3 used FZ100 batteries in the charger. Two were very low and one was about 60%. Took somewhere between 2 to 2.5 hrs to charge all to full 100%. You know they are full when all 3 lights below them stay lit. I used a 65watt Bronine USB-c AC 65 watt PD charger pulling 9.158 volts at 2.006A so totaled 18.45Watts. ( per USB Digital tester I bought off Amazon) That's good enough for me. The ability to charge 3 batteries at the same time is great. USB-C charging is nice too. Usually I buy Sony cards and Sony batteries but some batteries like the small rig and now this charger are just as good if not better than Sony OEM. Technically, my USB Digital tester says I only need a 20 Watt or higher charger. Those are fairly common. The Jupio has some SD and CFExpress type A card slots (3 of each) you can use to store extras cards. Not a bad idea as those are easily to misplace or lose altogether. The charger is made of tough plastic. It feels very solid. Summary: I recommend you get it if you need a charger and want to cut down on travel kit size and who doesn’t? I have the pricey plug in AC chargers from Sony but this Jupio charger was more compact and I didn't need 3 of them. Thanks to YouTuber Terry Warfield for the Jupio tip!

If you selected the LP-E6 variant in hopes of receiving a Tri-Charge for Canon, you won't. I received a Tri-Charge for Sony batteries. The box was also opened previously before, despite being listed as new. The build quality was not bad, but I won't go any higher on the review because I didn't even receive the correct version.

Finally, I can carry my batteries in an organized way, see the current charge and keep them full. Life changing for travel photography and vlogging! Goodbye Sony Charger!!!

Love it, way easier to charge all three batteries and keep the batteries safe and the memory cards. It is strong enough whenever it falls on the floor. I love that i can use it as a charger for my phone too.I love it!

I was super hyped for this !It’s mostly great just needs a few tweaksPros’- holds 3 batteries , sd cards, cf express and micro sd-slim form factorCons :-charges super slow compared to other chargers-batteries fall out a latch or a more robust locking mechanism would be great-Price ! Super expensive which i could deal with if it charged faster etc.

This charger is super convenient to carry both my batteries and spare SD cards. Nice to charge as a single unit, also a great backup battery bank if needed. Well constructed and designed.

i was really excited about this product. i use both sony and canon systems.(mainly canon) so i ordered both. i got the first one (sony) inside the canon order which i thought was weird but didnt think too much of it to be honest. i recieved the second one which also turned out to be the sony charger. i called amazon to see what i can do and they said i just had to return it and wait to get my money back. i tried calling the company directly and no answer. i checked to see if anyone else had that problem and lo and behold, im not the only one. one star for horrible customer service. do better. great product tho. really disapppointing to see a great product backed up by horrible customer service.

I needed something to help organize and more importantly charge the batteries for my Sony A7RV. I was growing tired of the batteries just sitting in a camera bag pocket with no way to know which were charged. This solves two problems. One, my batteries now have some organization. I can tell whether or not they are charged. And of course, this also solves the problem of charging my batteries.As a photographer, I highly recommend the Tri-Charge. The inventor Peter Lindren did a fantastic job!Don't hesitate to purchase this if you need to organize and charge your camera batteries.