Sony NP-FW50 Lithium-Ion Battery

Säilyttää varauksen pakkassäässä selvästi paremmin, kuin vuosia käytössä ollut akku.

I don't do any videoing so this excellent, and very useful, battery adaptor is underutilized in my workflow. However, it is extremely convenient for hustle free, and desk tidy use.

Very well made, as you would expect at the price.

Alkuperäinen akku toimii hyvin. Toimitus oli riittävän nopea.

Alkuperäinen Sonyn akku, mietin tarvikeakkuja, mutta valintani oli alkuperäinen akku, tyytyväinen ollut.

So, i went on a photography course recently and the guy told the students that he has an A7 R ii and he buys the cheap knock off batteries for it because they're cheaper. Why? When you buy the genuine article you get the quality that the price suggests. Great build quality, perfect metering, I easily get 400 shots for my A6000 and it charges back fast. Do yourself a favour, dont risk damaging your expensive equipment! spend the extra £30 and get the genuine battery! And then you dont have to worry!

Got this just the other day. Its a good battery. The A7 Mark 2 is power hungry so needed a second battery when out and about for long shoots. No issues so far. Previously always purchased Sony Batteries as they are great quality and keep the charge for a long time.

I purchased this battery for my Sony Alpha a6000 camera. You can buy cheaper and inferior look-a-like versions elsewhere, but it will be a false economy, because the performance is never as good or as reliable as the original. It frankly does not make sense to use inferior batteries in such a well designed and expensive camera.

Sony ZV-E10 is my first mirrorless camera so no point of reference but just playing around with all the settings of my new camera for one hour was enough to use up the battery. That doesn't seem very long. I will always make sure to have more than 2 batteries on hand.

Otherwise, seems responsive even for multi-bursts. No lag

4 of them, which is very handy when shooting with multiple bodies. Especially when one of them is the a7iii which doesn’t come with a charger. Haven’t used the block to power anything itself. My only gripe is that the cable with the ‘dummy’ battery does not detach and gets in the way a bit.

Really useful but of kit, however, the fact that you cannot detach the duty battery cable via a clip makes storing it in a pain in the backside. Additionally you then need a DC converter and further plug to charge the batteries. Its just so badly designed.. however it does work well on long shoots, albeit they haven't though a bit about how one should connect this to the camera.