Charging multiple Canon batteries between two weddings pushed me to try the Jupio Tri-Charge and Tilta four-channel charger. Both reduce the number of individual chargers I need, but their designs suit different jobs.
Originally published on YouTube Sep 13, 2026.
Why I prefer Jupio for travel
The Jupio holds three batteries in a compact body with more protection around their sides. Its charge indicators show progress in steps, and its USB output powered a small cooling fan in my demonstration. I did not measure the output capacity, so the video is not a power-bank performance test.
Why Tilta makes sense in the studio
The Tilta accommodates four batteries and uses red, yellow, and green indicators that I found easy to read at a glance. My main complaint was the removable lid: I would have preferred a hinge, and I could see myself misplacing it while traveling. For a stationary charging setup, that bothered me less.
Check the battery version before buying
I encountered listings that mixed up Sony and Canon versions, including product photographs that did not match the listed model. Verify the exact battery compatibility and whether card-storage slots are included before ordering. My review compares the Canon-compatible units I eventually received.
My choice
I leaned toward the Jupio for travel and the Tilta for the studio. Both held the batteries reasonably firmly during light shaking, but neither demonstration should be treated as a drop test. The decision is mainly about portability, capacity, and how you prefer to read charge status.
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