Powerextra Battery (4-Pack) and Charger for Sony NP-FW50 and Sony Alpha a6500, Alpha a6300, Alpha a6000, Alpha a7 II, Alpha a7R II, Alpha a7S II, Alpha a5000, Alpha a5100 Digital Camera
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I bought it a few months ago and it has been a great purchase. In the charger there is the wall socket, and only the charger is connected to the trolley.
It does not come with a new type of battery. It will however work with the A7sii and older.
It is listed, so I would guess it works. I don't know the type of camera you have, but it is listed. The Sony NP-FX50 camera I have uses the Sony Alpha a5 lens It has a battery called FW50. Several years ago, I had three Sony batteries that were about eight years old, and all of them were dying (like only lasted I have so far been quite pleased with these replacement parts. They work just like the old times, if not Charge times are also faster than those of the original Sony chargers. They've only been with me half a year, so I can't comment on life yet. I hope they live up to my expectations. There was no problem with the price.
I did take two brand new batteries on vacation to Alaska, and both of them failed within hours. Though they work just fine, I was very unhappy with the quality of this product. snapped six photos on my first attempt and it failed before I made my first shot on the second one. Moreover, I had to use a rubber band to keep the batteries in the charger that came with them. You should buy Sony batteries, and I highly recommend them. My experience with them is that they are more expensive, but they have never failed.
Selected User Reviews For Powerextra Battery (4-Pack) and Charger for Sony NP-FW50 and Sony Alpha a6500, Alpha a6300, Alpha a6000, Alpha a7 II, Alpha a7R II, Alpha a7S II, Alpha a5000, Alpha a5100 Digital Camera
The customer service staff ensured that I received a replacement order that worked terrifically, not only at a reasonable price, but also in a timely manner. It holds enough batteries for approximately 400 pictures, charging quickly, and is capable of taking photos in good light.
I've edited it I am extremely pleased with the customer service. To make reference to my original review, I am leaving it below. A few days after I wrote the review, I heard from the company and they apologized for the issues I was experiencing and are working to correct I provided them with the batch number of my current batteries and they sent me two new batteries free of charge and almost do last longer than the old ones, but they are still not the longest lasting batteries I have. However, for the price, if you get them from a reliable batch, you would be getting good value for money. As well as great customer service, they provided excellent support. It is very nice of them to reach out and to provide me with batteries that *Back to original review Overall, satisfied**
*Back to original review The fact that the batteries have a 1500mAh capacity and a nice price made me select them. There's no way for me to believe that. As of recently, I have been using these batteries, which are Sony batteries. The battery life of two of these is about the same as that of one Sony. The third part and four of them for half the price of a Sony battery are great, There is almost no point in charging these, since the battery life on the a6500 is already so bad. When I switched the menu settings in my a6500 and saved presets for the first time after a fresh charge, the battery dropped by Even though I didn't even shoot, I just set up picture profiles for about 10 minutes, let alone use the camera for more than 10 minutes. Within two minutes of trying to shoot video, the battery had dropped to 50%. The shot lasts for five minutes. For some reason, I don't think these are worth purchasing, unless I happen to get some bunk ones. Only thing I like is the build quality, but I don't especially like the charger. I've had one bad experience with it, but they are all nice.
It's hard to beat how long they last and how well they hold their charge. It's wonderful that these batteries work so well. My current use of them is with a Sony A6000 and I have been using them for about one week now. The battery holds charge well and lasts a long time. purchased this brand of batteries about seven months ago, and they hold their charge as well as they did then. As my main activity is photography, I change the batteries about every 400 shots Shooting 500 shots does not drain them completely. It depends on what body you are using whether it is a good fit or not. -I can verify that these will work with the Sony A6000, A6500, and A7 II (as I have been using similar cameras from colleagues) - a.
Truthfully, I was not quite sure what I would get, but I am rather disappointed. When compared to OEM batteries, the battery life on these things is very short. While stored for more than two days, they will also lose their charge, which will leave them completely drained. It may be a bit short-lived and you'll have a bunch of these floating around. But if you're okay with short battery life, you should consider getting Then you can get just as much battery life out of that if you spend $50 on the OEM battery. I should mention that the charger that comes with these is extremely slow at charging This would be a good idea to avoid!.
But these batteries aren't able to power my Sony A7R 2 for long periods of time. With my Sony brand batteries, I can get a little over 400 photos from each battery, while I might only be able to get 200 from a standard battery. There's a 1500mAh Powerextra battery, while the original Sony batteries have 1020mAh, so you'd think you'd get 50% more shots from these Powerextra but you'd be more accurate to say they give you about 50% less. Update
After my review of the above battery, the manufacturer contacted me about the above one, so they sent me two more batteries, but once again they didn't last very long, the fact is that I could only take 30 or so pictures in the winter with these batteries (now all 6). If I did the math, that would be 60 or slightly more per battery for those like me who don't know the math. That's not good. The manufacturer has been quite responsive, so at least the refund for the batteries was given to me.
The item is too expensive for me to buy it. My Sony or Wasabi batteries last more than twice as long. I charged my batteries when I first received them. I got good customer service. These batteries do not last as long as the Sony or Wasabi batteries I currently have. I put the batteries back on the charger three weeks ago and it took nearly 3 hours for the battery to fully charge, compared to about Using their charger in the car led to my battery still being charged after 3 hours. The charger requires a cigarette lighter to work. I received a call from the company offering me replacement batteries or a partial refund after I submitted my review of the product. It was impressive that the customer service department contacted me and I gave them a star.
The Sony A7Sii I recently acquired has been very helpful to me. As well as a Wasabi battery and a Sony charger, it came with one puffed Wasabi battery. Because the reviews on Amazon were so good, I went ahead and purchased this powerextra set. As soon as they arrived, I charged them all for use the After the charger lit green, I tested the battery on the camera, saw it had a 100% charge, shut the camera down, removed the battery, and tucked it away Throughout all four batteries, I did the same thing. When I found out the next day, at my brother's graduation, all batteries were between 70% and 85%, imagine my surprise. It was even worse when all the batteries failed to last even 45 minutes. As a result, I decided to run an experiment Each battery was fully charged before the wall was recorded at 4K Two of the batteries were at 7% after 30 minutes, one battery was at 10%, and the last battery was As a comparison, my friend's battery lasted over an hour (recorded 30 minutes, let it cool for 5 minutes, then it recorded another 30 minutes and the battery was still at 6% by the end). As an important note, after every test of the PowerExtra batteries, I let the camera cool for 45 minutes between each attempt. Is that the conclusion I come to? Despite what's advertised, the batteries are dead and have a capacity less than half of what's Keep them at a distance. If you cannot afford the OEM Sony, instead look for a Neewer, RAVpower, Watson, or even a Neewer.
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