Battery & charger for your Nikon Z6 II

Battery

EN‑EL15c (7.0 V)

Note on the battery

According to Nikon, the EN‑EL15b, EN‑EL15a and EN‑EL15 can also be used – but with them fewer shots per charge are possible than with the EN‑EL15c. Only the EN‑EL15c and EN‑EL15b can be charged in the camera.

Shots per battery charge

approx. 410 using the monitor · approx. 340 using the viewfinder (CIPA)

Video per battery charge

approx. 100 min using the monitor · approx. 100 min using the viewfinder (CIPA, actual recording)

Charging in the camera

Yes – with the camera switched off via USB‑C with the charging AC adapter EH‑7P, from a computer (USB cable UC‑E25) or with a power bank tested by Nikon; only the EN‑EL15c and EN‑EL15b

Power via USB

Yes – via USB‑C with the EH‑7P, a computer (UC‑E25) or a power bank if ‘USB power delivery’ is enabled (default setting); a battery must be inserted, and it is not charged

Vertical grip

Power battery pack MB‑N11 (available separately, for two EN‑EL15c); Nikon also names the battery pack MB‑N10

Memory cards

Slot 1: CFexpress Type B or XQD
Slot 2: SD (UHS‑I/UHS‑II)

Weight

approx. 705 g with battery and memory card, without body cap

Measurement conditions according to Nikon: CIPA standard, 23 °C (±2 °C), fully charged EN-EL15c; photos: one photo every 30 seconds at default settings (‘Energy saving (photo mode)’ off – when switched on, Nikon states approx. 450 using the monitor or 400 using the viewfinder); video: actual recording time according to CIPA.

Charging and power via USB: information from Nikon on the camera – we have not tested whether it also charges replacement batteries in the camera.

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