The Watson NP-F975 Battery Kit with AC/DC Chargerworks with the same cameras as the Sony NP-F970 series batteries. This replacement battery pack features a capacity of 7800mAh, 7.4V of output power, and 57.72 watt hours. Small and lightweight, lithium-ion batteries can be charged or discharged at any time without developing memory effects.

NP-F975 7.4V 7800mAh Battery    Compact AC/DC Charger with Foldout Plug    USB Port for Charging Mobile Devices    Interchangeable Battery Plate    Overcharge/Overheat Protection    100-240 VAC Worldwide Power Input    12 VDC Car Lighter Adapter Included    European Plug Adapter Included

Sony

• DCR-SD1000
• DCR-SR40
• DCR-TRV900
• DCR-VX2000
• DCR-VX2100
• DCR-VX2200
• HDR-AX2000
• HDR-FX1
• HDR-FX7
• HDR-FX1000
• HVR-HD1000
• HVR-V1
• HVR-Z1
• HVR-Z5
• HVR-Z7
• HXR-MC1500
• HXR-MC2000
• HXR-NX5
• HXR-NX5R
• NEX-EA50
• NEX-FS100
• NEX-FS700

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. If I buy this unit, could SONY invalidate their warranty on the battery because it is not OGM?

A: I don't believe so because I have used Watson chargers with my cameras and the manufacturer never invalidated my warranty.

Q: 2. Will this work on the Sony A7 camera? Thanks!

A: Yes, this battery is compatible with the Sony A7 camera.

Q: 3. Am traveling to NZ/Australia/Hong Kong; do I need a converter for this to work properly or will a (mere) adapter suffice?

A: The charger is spec'd for 100 to 240 volts, 50/60 Hz. NZ, Australia, and Hong Kong all run with 240 volts, so it will work with a simple adapter. No converter is needed.

Q: 4. I bought this charger for the NP-W126 batteries for my Fuji X-E2 and enjoyed the small size and versatility on a recent extended vacation. I just bought a Fuji X100T and was ready to buy the Watson NP-95 charge plate for its batteries but when I tried to see how easy it is to change plates, it was not. After trying to slide the charge plate off, I finally had to use a flat blade jeweler's screwdriver to pry the plate up and release the latch. Tried it several times and had to pry the plate off? Is there something I'm missing here, a simple procedure to release the plate?

A: I checked my Watson Chargers; I have one each for the NP-W126 battery and the NP-95 battery. I my case, the plate for the 126 easily slides off pushing upwards away from the charging contacts. The plate for the 95 battery appears as if it would be removable using the same sliding motion, however, try as I might I cannot get it to budge and come free. As you might conclude from my first sentence to this reply, I find it just as easy and more convenient to just have two separate chargers (than to bother with changing plates). Hopes this helps.

Q: 5. What is the use of USB port on the side?

A: The USB port on the side can be used to charge items that use a USB port, such as an on-camera LED light.

Q: 6. Will this charger fully charge the the fuji NP-W126 battery? I've heard that 3rd party chargers do not provide 100% charging.

A: I have not noticed any difference in charging or performance.

Q: 7. Does the led indicator turn green when charging original Sony battery?

A: Yes it does

Q: 8. Does this have any indicator of a full charge? Like, will the green light go off once the battery (126S) is full? I put my 126S in for a charge after using one bar to make sure that I would have enough power for the next day, but the battery was in the charger for over an hour and the green light remained on. Will it turn off once charging is done or do you have to put it into the camera to find out?

A: It's red when it's a low battery and turns green when it's charged. You got that backwards. It does take some time to charge.

Q: 9. What tells me when a battery is charged, light off like on camera or green or off on external charger?

A: The red indicator shows when the battery is charging. A green indicator shows when it is fully charged.

Q: 10. Can I charge this using powerbank?

A: This IS a battery charger. It is not a battery.