Easy to charge, holds charge well, works for a very long time without worrying about anything. Great product
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CANON EOS Rebel XSi D-SLR DIGITAL CAMERA ~*3 LENS KIT!~ US $659.95 End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 15:50:56 PST |
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AS-IS Sony Alpha DSLR-A330L 10.2MP Digital SLR Camera US $325.00 (27 Bids) End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 16:17:53 PST |
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CANON EOS XSi 450D CAMERA + *TWO LENS* +8GB ~5 BONUS $$ US $689.95 End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 16:19:46 PST |
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CANON REBEL T1i EOS 500D SLR CAMERA~ 3 LENS 8GB KIT! US $839.95 End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 16:19:55 PST |
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Customer Reviews Best Buy Rebel XSi Canon Digital 12.2 MP Digital SLR Camera with EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Lens
Great camera!!!, January 25, 2010 By Manuel Forero
My sister asked me for a LSR camera, I gift one of this for christmas, since she had, all her friends (photographs and designers) are wondered with this camera. She is very happy and told me all friends will buy one of these. Price was great and quality of pictures is amazing...Read more click product order Rebel XSi best price Rebel XSi
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CANON EOS Rebel XSi D-SLR DIGITAL CAMERA ~*3 LENS KIT!~ US $659.95 End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 15:50:56 PST |
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AS-IS Sony Alpha DSLR-A330L 10.2MP Digital SLR Camera US $325.00 (27 Bids) End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 16:17:53 PST |
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CANON EOS XSi 450D CAMERA + *TWO LENS* +8GB ~5 BONUS $$ US $689.95 End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 16:19:46 PST |
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CANON REBEL T1i EOS 500D SLR CAMERA~ 3 LENS 8GB KIT! US $839.95 End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 16:19:55 PST |
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Fuji S5 Pro Digital Camera US $800.00 (0 Bid) End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 16:20:15 PST |
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NEW~CANON EOS Rebel XS 1000D D-SLR CAMERA+ 3 LENS KIT! US $569.95 End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 16:25:05 PST |
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CANON EOS Rebel XS 1000D D-SLR CAMERA+ ~* 3 LENS KIT *~ US $539.95 End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 16:28:48 PST |
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NEW~CANON EOS Rebel XSi D-SLR DIGITAL CAMERA 3 LENS KIT US $729.95 End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 16:37:41 PST |
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Canon Rebel T1i Digital SLR Camera with 18-55 lens US $560.00 (27 Bids) End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 16:42:39 PST |
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Canon EOS 7D NEW DSLR Camera 5 LENS 27PC 32GB Huge KIT US $2,894.71 End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 16:49:47 PST |
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CANON REBEL XSi EOS 450D CAMERA+ LENS +8GB~6 BONUS HOT! US $554.95 (0 Bid) End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 16:50:15 PST |
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CANON REBEL XSi EOS 450D CAMERA+ LENS +8GB~5 BONUS HOT! US $544.95 (0 Bid) End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 16:50:29 PST |
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Nikon D3000 10.2 MP Digital SLR Camera Body D-3000 USA US $272.99 (21 Bids) End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 16:54:03 PST |
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Canon T1i Dslr EF-s 18-55 Kit Excellent Condition!!! US $560.00 (13 Bids) End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 17:00:25 PST |
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Canon EOS Digital Rebel XS 10.1MP Digital SLR Camera US $180.00 (3 Bids) End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 17:02:07 PST |
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CANON EOS Rebel XS 1000D D-SLR CAMERA+ ~* 3 LENS KIT *~ US $539.95 End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 17:05:30 PST |
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Canon EOS 5D Mark II DSLR Camera 5 LENS 27PC 32GB KIT US $3,383.06 End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 17:07:40 PST |
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Nikon D2X Body only 12.4 Megapixel US $850.00 (7 Bids) End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 17:08:12 PST |
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NEW~CANON EOS Rebel XS 1000D D-SLR CAMERA+ 3 LENS KIT! US $569.95 End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 17:09:41 PST |
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Nikon D80 10.2MP 2-Zoom Digital SLR Camera Nice! US $555.00 (22 Bids) End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 17:11:17 PST |
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Nikon D200 Camera Body. Great Condition! US $600.00 (16 Bids) End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 17:16:43 PST |
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NEW!~ CANON REBEL T1i 500D SLR CAMERA~ 3 LENS 16GB KIT! US $889.95 End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 17:18:21 PST |
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Nikon D5000 Digital SLR Camera Body+18-55mm VR Lens USA US $534.21 (21 Bids) End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 17:22:13 PST |
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NEW!~ CANON REBEL T1i 500D SLR DIGITAL CAMERA ~*BODY*~ US $739.95 End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 17:32:01 PST |
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Nikon D5000 12.3 MP Digital SLR Camera Body D-5000 USA US $451.66 (39 Bids) End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 17:34:02 PST |
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NEW~CANON EOS Rebel XSi D-SLR DIGITAL CAMERA 3 LENS KIT US $729.95 End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 17:37:33 PST |
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D3000 Digital SLR +4 Lens: 2 Nikon: 18-55 55-200 &MORE! US $757.00 (1 Bid) End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 17:44:39 PST |
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Nikon D3000 10.2 MP Digital SLR Camera Body D-3000 USA US $242.50 (17 Bids) End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 17:50:03 PST |
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Nikon D3000 Digital SLR Camera Body+18-55mm VR Lens USA US $387.00 (29 Bids) End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 17:54:02 PST |
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Olympus Evolt E-600 Digital SLR Camera+14-42mm Lens USA US $330.00 (19 Bids) End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 17:58:06 PST |
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Refurbished Nikon D60 Digital SLR Camera Body Only US $369.95 End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 17:59:25 PST |
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Nikon D300 Body Only 12.3 Megapixel US $920.00 (23 Bids) End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 18:00:07 PST |
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Nikon D5000 Digital SLR Camera Body+18-55mm VR Lens USA US $405.00 (26 Bids) End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 18:22:02 PST |
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Canon EOS Rebel XSi Digital SLR Camera+18-55mm Lens USA US $510.00 (21 Bids) End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 18:22:06 PST |
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Nikon D50 Digital SLR Body 6.1MP + BONUS ITEM US $234.59 (26 Bids) End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 18:24:00 PST |
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Canon EOS Rebel XS Digital Camera 18-55 IS KIT NEW BLK US $399.00 (0 Bid) End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 18:44:54 PST |
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Nikon D5000 12.3 MP Digital SLR Camera Body D-5000 USA US $385.00 (29 Bids) End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 18:46:02 PST |
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NIKON D40x 10.2 MP DSLR w/ FOTODIOX BATTERY GRIP! LOOK! US $325.00 (0 Bid) End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 18:46:34 PST |
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CANON REBEL XSi EOS 450D CAMERA+ LENS +8GB~6 BONUS HOT! US $559.95 End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 18:48:32 PST |
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CANON REBEL XSi EOS 450D CAMERA+ LENS +8GB~5 BONUS HOT! US $549.95 End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 18:48:47 PST |
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NIKON D90 Kit AF 18-105mm VR HD Movie D 90 *FREE SHIP* US $1,176.26 End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 18:57:02 PST |
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Nikon D3000 Digital SLR Camera+2 LENS & 8GB Kit D-3000 US $609.00 End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 19:07:48 PST |
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NIKON D90 DSLR Body 12M.P. HD Movie NEW *FREE SHIPPING* US $840.00 End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 19:12:04 PST |
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Canon EOS Rebel XS Black Digital SLR Camera +Lenses NEW US $634.95 End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 19:18:03 PST |
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CANON EOS XSi 450D CAMERA + *TWO LENS* +8GB ~5 BONUS $$ US $689.95 End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 19:18:55 PST |
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NIKON D90 DSLR Body 12M.P. HD Movie NEW *FREE SHIPPING* US $865.55 End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 19:21:12 PST |
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Nikon D70 Body only 6.1 Megapixel US $226.99 (2 Bids) End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 19:21:51 PST |
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NEW!~ CANON REBEL T1i 500D SLR DIGITAL CAMERA ~*BODY*~ US $739.95 End Date: Tuesday Mar-09-2010 19:32:04 PST |
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Easy to charge, holds charge well, works for a very long time without worrying about anything. Great product
The product got to me very fast considering I am deployed in the middle east, Thanks Amazon!!!
I ordered the original maker’s battery, why take the chance of ruining equipment worth over $800.00 with an off-brand battery. Of course, I paid more. But I got what I wanted, NO surprises. It does exactly what it should and I don’t have to worry about about my camera.
The battery came in original new package, and works fine. It seems a bit crazy to have to pay this much for a camera battery, but I wanted original manufacturer equipment, and not an off-brand.
I am at best an amateur photog. I bought this as I was going to a friend’s wedding and wanted some back up. After the initial charge this battery lasted through the entire rehearsal dinner(photo session), wedding pics, wedding, after party and all the excitement in between. I was using an IS lens in available (low light) situations for most of the event. I thought that was pretty impressive.
This battery is a good value for the money. Don’t waste your money on the cheaper knock offs.
You gotta get one.
Because the Canon digital SLR cameras use proprietary battery packs (as does pretty much EVERY digital SLR) you really don’t want to get caught out on a trip with a dead battery - can’t just run to the store and grab more AA’s.
Luckily, you CAN prepare yourself by grabbing a spare Canon battery from amazon.com. The good news is that these batteries last a really long time (at least on my XT) and there’s no way I’ve ever come CLOSE to going through two in one day. So while they’re pricey, I only felt the need to buy one spare, and that has held me find.
I know there are cheaper aftermarket brands out there, and I know that there *may* be no difference - but for me, I’d prefer to put a canon branded battery in my camera, as any kind of leakage will destroy the entire thing, and at least this way the warranty will cover it. Or so I assume: I thankfully have never had that happen (nor have I heard of it in third party batteries).
Still though, even if it’s all in my mind, I prefer the Canon piece, and as I said, just one will do ya!
Had mine get used up after a couple hrs of continuous turned on and shooting, but throw in the spare and you’re good to go!
I was going to purchase a cheaper battery for my Canon XT, but after reading stories on how the generic batteries died after a few shots, I decided to purchase a Canon made battery. I am very pleased and after shooting a few hundred photos the battery is still going strong. I think it is worth the extra dollars to make sure the battery is there for you when you need it.
Is money that you tink are wasted. But take picture at the right time without battery. I relly enjoy have a back up.
The first two weekends with this camera (I’m on my 5th weekend now) yielded garbage photos and I needed help from the 1D3 forum people at DPReview. Look up “1D3 can’t focus on a bug’s nose” for the discussion. I was shooting bugs and couldn’t get clear sharp pictures. My other camera is a 5D which shot great closeups of bugs with my EF 300 F/2.8 and EF 500 F/4 (but with a very high focus failure rate). It was finally decided that I needed to locate the custom function to turn off the assist points on the center focus sensor. That made all the difference.
Also, even before that, just plain old normal pictures produced truly awful jpegs. When I reset jpeg compression to level 10 (instead of
that improved picture quality a great deal.
Finally, I suspected level 4 sharpening (Landscape picture style) was not very sharp, so I shot a church bell tower from about 650 yards away using my 500mm and my 5D and this 1D3. Results: the 5D landscape style (factory settings) out-shot the 1D3 landscape style (factory settings), but my custom settings of 5 for sharpening, +1 for contrast, beat the 5D and yielded an incredible picture with detail that the 5D had only hinted at, and the 1D3 Landscape setting didn’t reveal at all. Amazing what a difference a small adjustment can make.
Now it is a fabulous camera and takes fabulous jpegs. Focus is very fast, much faster than the 5D, and much more accurate. Which is all I was hoping for. I now have a much higher percentage of well focused, beautifully detailed images that don’t need any raw processing to make them look good (and I now delete plenty of pictures for composition reasons alone).
If you shoot jpegs and hate messing with raw files, and you have a 5D or other high end camera that takes great shots, better do a comparison and set up the 1D3 accordingly. Then you’ll have a very remarkable camera in the 1D3.
A final note, if you want sharp pictures of bugs that don’t stay put, or birds in flight, I recommend using the f/2.8 lenses over the f/4 because the auto focus sensors need it (I shoot most of my pictures in bright sunlight at f/7.1, but it’s the auto focus that needs the extra light from an f/2.8 lens, not the depth of field that needs a big aperture).
I haven’t tried live view (I’m always outside and really don’t care about live view anyway).
I have owned the Mark III for a little over a year. Not long after receiving it, it quit. I sent it in for a “mirror magnet” problem. After I got it back I would get an Err99 almost daily. I documented it with Canon. It would happen most often when I turned it on for the first time. After several conversations with Canon, I sent it in and they replaced the mirror box. It has not had an Err 99 since then.
The camera was purchased as a “Blue Dot”, meaning it had been fixed for the original focus issues some people were reporting. Since the second repair it has functioned flawlessly and now focuses to meet anyone’s reasonable expectations. I get 80% to 90% in-focus. In most of the out of focus photos there was a legitimate reason. I can see this when I check my photos in Canon’s Zoom Browser. I can see where the camera was focused at the time of shutter release. It is easy to miss a shot on a fast moving object by missing the subject or hitting a different part of the subject. Often times it would be the focus changing from head to hip (on a running dog), not the camera’s fault but mine.
There are many settings on this camera to fine tune it to your way of shooting and the shooting situation. I have gotten some awesome action shots from this camera and am very pleased with it.
Canon clearly brought this camera to market too soon. It was not tested properly or either production standards were not watched. I would bet that the parts they were producing were not meeting the standards of their research and development, plus the conditions that caused a problem may not have been reproduced in test. This clearly threw Canon for a loop and they did a poor job managing public relations. I am surprised there has not been a class action lawsuit since so many pros use this camera. Some have toughed it out; those who had a lot of money went to Nikon, which is currently hitting it with some good cameras, something Canon normally is known for.
If you are buying a Mark III now, you are more than likely going to be blown-away by such a great camera that focuses and gives you shots you never imagined. I love shooting it and learning to fine-tune it for particular shooting circumstance.
Working as it works now, I would purchase it again.
One of the most excellent pieces of machinery in the photography world.
10 FPS, ability to use high ISO, ability to use teleconverters and autofocus, micro lens adjustments, and custom functions are why I bought it. Battery lasts all week. I shoot thousands of photos with one charge.
I did have to send it to Canon for an error99 problem, but it’s fixed and working perfectly. The aiservo @ 10 FPS can miss a few frames in focus, this bothers me, so I have custon functioned it to shoot @ 7 FPS. It’s a bit too sensitive in autofocus even in one shot/centerpoint for very small objects. I mostly do wildlife and birds in flight so this part is critical for us. This is discussed often in bird forums. Lets hope Canon addresses it, as the firmware upgrades have not totally solved this. Extremely fast otherwise.
Even so, it’s a joy to use. The colors are better than the 40D.
It’s larger, but excellent ergonomics, even for a girl.
Purchased the Mark III in September 2007. Over one year later this camera still continues to amaze me! The controls are laid out perfectly and the camera feels like it’s just the right size in my hands.
Others have complained about the price, but believe me, you get what you pay for!! I purchased this camera to take professional portraits, weddings special events. This camera was an upgrade from the Canon 20d and 30d cameras I previously owned.
Some of my favorite features are the auto - ISO feature. This mode allows you to set the camera in shutter or aperture priority, and if the camera cannot compensate for the exposure, it automatically increases the ISO. Great feature that allows the photographer more creative control of the picture while getting that perfect shot every time.
Another nice feature is the live view shooting. This mode allows you to take long pictures, or pictures in awkward angles without requirig you to look into the viewfinder. You still have to manually focus.
Another feature I like is the ability for the camera to record on multiple media targets. You can set the camera up to record raw on one card and jpeg on another. Or, you can set the camera up to jump to the other card when one is full. This is very convenient for me since I shoot in RAW.
Another feature is the limits, configuration, and file handling settings. You can set the minimum and maximum ISO, shutter, aperture settings, fast shutter speed, slow shutter speed, and the camera will compensate within your set parameters and deliver results.
One last feature worth noting is the microadjustment. This camera allows you to micro adjust for each of your lenses. This is especially useful if you have a front focusing lens that appears to be just a little off. You can adjust the camera so when you attach that lens, the camera automatically adjusts for that particular lens.
Sure, this camera costs a few dollars more, but the payback in the pictures is nothing short of amazing.. This is a TRUE professional camera and as such requires the photographer to have a significant knowledge of photography.
The battery life is phenomenal! Not only does the camera provide you with a battery meter, it has a menu setting that actually tells you what percentage of battery life you have left and the number of shutter actuations since the last charge. I routinely manage over 2000 (and once over 3000) actuations on a single charge. This is something that NO other digital camera can do! Significant upgrade over the 1dMarkII series cameras where the battery was larger, heavier, and lasted for at most 700 actuations. I thought of purchasing a backup battery, but haven’t brought myself to do so because of the longevity of this battery.
This camera has been a very important compliment to my existing L series lenses.
Overall, I would recommend this camera for the professional photographer that is SERIOUS about the business of photography and needs proven professional equipment to deliver results to the customer. I have been considering purchasing a second Mark III as a backup to the one I own. My 5d is currently my backup camera (great, but not at the same level as the EOS-1 series).
You can check out some of my pictures at http://www.eubankphoto.com
Definite FIVE STARS!!! I am a Canon girl all the way. I’ve had the S3 IS, the SD630, the SD900, the Rebel XTi, the Rebel XSi, and now the 1D Mark III. I can’t believe the difference between the XSi and the 1D Mark III. From the overall feel of the body, to the shutter sound, to the quality of the photos. The dual processors make a huge difference. Combined with the extensive line of Canon lenses, this is a phenomenal camera. I am sold on the professional line, though the XSi will now become my back-up body for when I shoot weddings, etc.
This optional charger has the benefit of being able to charge batteries for the Alpha more quickly than the standard charger supplied with the Alpha. It displays the amount of time left to for a regular or full charge. Although it has a charging bay for two batteries, batteries can only be charged sequentially and not simultaneously. One downside is that unit is relatively large, being much larger and heavier than the standard charger.