Canon NB-1LH Battery Pack for Canon S110, S200, S230, S300, S330, S400, S410 & S500

I've read the other reviews on this item and these people know what they are talking about. DO NOT BUY GENERIC. ONLY BUY CANON BRAND BATTERIES FOR YOUR CANON CAMERA. I've tried the cheapie $5 generic battery, it didn't even last a week. I have also paid about $35 for a digipower which is sold at some stores in place of Canon at about the same price as Canon so you would think you are getting a good product for your money. WRONG! I have had my Canon battery for almost 4 years, and my friend has had one for 2 years, they both work as well as when we first purchased them. The hold a charge for a long time. Just beware when you're looking to save a buck, you'll regret it, I sure did. Having a back-up battery is a fantastic idea, but only if it actually works!

After about 8 years the intial battery no longer held a charge. At one time I had purchased an inexpensive Chinese clone and found it to be useless. So this time I paid the much higher price for what I believe is a real Canon battery and it is working well and holds a charge for dozens of pictures.

I bought two off-brand batteries at a local camera store for my Canon Elph and when they would not charge, I took them back. With some hassle from the store manager, they were begrudgedly exchanged. The new ones didn't work either and I was told my battery charger didn't work. I then bought a universal charger but the batteries still wouldn't charge. I decided to buy an authentic Canon battery and try charging it in my original Canon charger. The charger worked fine, the battery charged completely, and it has worked perfectly for many more photos. I will buy authentic Canon batteries from now on.

The original battery that came with the camera (Canon S500) gave out after over 1 year of use. I ordered 2 of the OEM batteries through Amazon. They appeared to be the same as the original but they would not hold a charge over 24 hours. I returned them and Amazon sent me 2 replacements. I am having similar problems with these also. I must carry my charger with me at all times.

This battery, the NB-1LH, will not fit into a S110. Per the Canon website, the correct battery is NB-5L. I ordered this one from the seller, and once I discovered it would not fit my S110, he promptly refunded my money.

I wish I could figure out how to write the shipper of this battery. It was advertised as fitting my new Canon S110 but it does not fit at all.And I just want to figure how to to return it and get the battery I need. Thanks for anyone's help with this. CBW

I purchased a new battery pack right before our trip to Alaska. We did not have any problems and even forgot to charge it one night and it still performed all the next day. This is the second battery I have bought for my S300. The first Canon battery pack lasted 5 years (it came with the camera), the second battery (first replacement) - a Maxwell - lasted only one year. I will only buy a Canon battery pack from now on. The life span is much longer. The Canon Battery Pack cost a little more but it is worth it in the long run.

I have had this camera for a long time (around 9 years); not the most high-tech, up-to-date, or stylish camera, but it is reliable, durable, and takes great pictures. My only problem was the camera had outlived the dang batteries. I put up with only being able to do 2 photos per charge for a long time, and then I hit my breaking point. At first, I was looking at the cheaper "knock-off"-type batteries, but after reading many reviews, I felt like this option wouldn't be any better than what I already had. So, I broke down and spent the money on the real thing. I do not regret it. It is like I have my old camera back again. Even if, say, worst case scenario, this battery only lasts a year or two, hey - it was well worth it. This battery performs just like the original ones did. I am very happy.