The Watson NP-BX1 1150mAh Lithium-Ion Batteryworks with the same cameras as the Sony NP-BX1. This replacement battery pack features a capacity of 1150mAh, 3.6V of output power and 4.14 watt-hours. Small and lightweight, lithium-ion batteries can be charged or discharged at any time without developing memory effect.

Replacement for Sony NP-BX1

Sony:
• DSC-RX100 II
• DSC-RX1R
• DSC-HX50V
• DSC-HX300
• DSC-WX300
• DSC-RX1
• DSC-RX100
• HDR-AS10
• HDR-AS15

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. does charger have a light on it to let u know when charging is finished?

A: Yes, the charging light would change colors, when the battery is fully charged

Q: 2. Does this work with Panasonic DMC-LX 3

A: The Watson DMW-BCM13 Lithium-Ion Battery Pack (3.7V, 1150mAh) is incompatible with the Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX3 Digital Camera (Black). Instead, get the Watson CGA-S005 Lithium-Ion Battery Pack (3.7V, 950mAh), BH #WACGAS005.

Q: 3. Can I charge with my Olympus bln-1 charger?

A: This battery can be charger in the Olympus BCN-1, which is the dedicated charger for the Olympus BLN-1 battery.

Q: 4. Does this battery have a power level indicator?

A: This battery does not have a power level indicator.

Q: 5. Do these batteries arrive 50% charged or dead? Bought 2 and Attached to my sony cams and nothing. No power up. Thx

A: The Watson NP-FV100A Lithium-Ion Battery Pack, like any battery, is charged at the factory. Like any battery, you should fully charge it before use.

Q: 6. Can this be used for DSC-RX100 III?

A: Yes, it will work in all three of the RX100 models, as well as the RX1..

Q: 7. The Watson BLN-1 is rated at 7.2V whereas the Olympus BLN-1 is rated at 7.6V - I'm not an EE but doesn't that make the Watson battery incompatible with Olympus cameras that expect 7.6V?

A: I have used both batteries successfully with my Olympus OMD EM1 camera for over a year. The Watson battery voltage is acceptable to the EM 1 camera is all I can say. Most household appliances are stated as being designed to be 120v, but operate just fine as long as the voltage is somewhere between 110 and 130. Maybe the same applies here?The Olympus batteries do seem to afford a little long life after a full charge, but it's very negligible.

Q: 8. How does the battery go in? With label on the outside it didn't charge. How long does it take?

A: I have two plates for the Sony X batteries and two plates for the Sony W batteries for the Watson Duo charger. This is a great charger. I am not sure what exactly you mean by label on the outside . Putting a genuine Sony X battery into the Watson X plate will result with the back of the battery showing. However, if you have a third party X battery, most likely the front of the battery label will be visible. You don't have to guess, though. Looking at the four battery contacts on the edge of your battery, the four contacts are offset to one edge, and you should insert the battery into the plate with the four offset contacts nearest the inside back of the plate's receptacle. Also you can just use your eyes and, with the battery in the plate, look at the two pins coming out of the plate. If you have the battery in backwards, one of the two plate pins will not be touching any of the battery's four contacts. I have never really timed the charging, but it seems that the Watson Duo will charge two dead Sony X batteries in a couple of hours.

Q: 9. Can I use the DMW-BCJ13 on leica d-lux 5 ?

A: The Watson DMW-BCJ13 battery is compatible with the Leica D-Lux 5, yes.

Q: 10. Will this work for the E-M10?

A: This battery is not compatible with the E-M10. BLN-1 batteries are for the E-M1 and E-M5II. The E-M10 takes BLS-5 batteries.