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Please share your experience and knowledge. I tested, it worked but I am a bit afraid. What do you know about it?. Is it a risk for the battery ? for the camera? what type of power bank can we use? limite to 5V ?

I really appreciate any input on this. I am trying to avoid to buy a spare battery as the M11 battery gives some space by itself.  Thanks

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Hi antonio,

i used to have a spare battery, but sold it when i wanted to rid of the M11 earlier, but since i got it back, i didnt buy a spare, hence i have been using powerbank as backup while on the go and sometimes power plugs 

I have been using and sharing my powerbank with one that charges my iphone too.. so about 9v 2a? Or may be more

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I think this has been asked here but, it's quicker to answer again than look up and post a link.  I, and no one I know, has had any issues charging the M11 with whatever you normally use.  USB-C to camera, M11 battery charger, charging bank..... whatever. All have, and continue to work as designed. 

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On 6/22/2023 at 4:58 PM, antonioxrosa said:

Please share your experience and knowledge. I tested, it worked but I am a bit afraid. What do you know about it?. Is it a risk for the battery ? for the camera? what type of power bank can we use? limite to 5V ?

I really appreciate any input on this. I am trying to avoid to buy a spare battery as the M11 battery gives some space by itself.  Thanks

https://www.reddotforum.com/content/2022/01/leica-m11-review-the-ultimate-digital-m/

It's great that the M11 supports Power Delivery.

Scroll to the section labeled USB-C Port for Data and Power  and follow his advice for best cable to use for most efficient charging. I personally use the Nitecore NB 10,000 for but as others have said there are many great choices out there.

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