[14 Minutes] So far so good. The prices are reasonable compared to OEM and I don't detect a huge battery life difference between the two.
These reliable third party batteries are essential since it can become very expensive to move among different camera brands if one has to build up a new battery inventory for every camera body type. I use them in battery grip and camera with no issues whatsoever thus far.

[10.8 x 9.5 x 3"] PAG is one of the brands I trust for quality and peace of mind. Not having to worry about batteries that fail is what PAG does for me.

[200 W] I would estimate that is has about 90% of the life that the OEM Panasonic battery does, which is fine, considering the price difference. Unless you're really pressed for space, I can't see a reason to take Panasonic batteries when you could take three of these for less money.

[3x NEMA 5-15R] Really let's you take tons of flash pictures. Easy to use and not to heavy. Highly recommend.

[120 VAC ] This updated battery pack from Godox includes the BT5800 lithium battery that has the USB port and power indicator. My previous two PB960's did not have this. Nevertheless, the performance of this new one lives up to the Godox reputation. The kit comes with the strap, clip and charger. What it DOES NOT have is the cable that connects to YOUR particular speedlight. I already had the Nx cable for Nikon flashes and the Cx cable for Canon flashes. These brand specific cables are sold separately by Godox. Additionally, I have used this battery pack with a Sunpak 120J - works flawlessly. For that, you will also need the Paramount CS4 cable. It is hard to find but keep digging on auction sites and you will eventually see it.


Regarding speedlights: you will still need double A batteries for your speedlights. The double A's keep the LCD screen on the speedlight functioning while this PB960 powers the flash. As for the Sunpak 120J, you can power the entire flash with this battery pack.



Lastly, this battery lasts forever! Simply amazing. I have been using the previous two PB960's for 10 years now and they're still powerful as ever.

[200 W] I am a Dirt Track Auto Racing Photographer. I am replacing an older version of the PB960. I have used it for over 5 years. It is a great Power Pack for the price. It's also easy to use. With the dual flash cable it is extremely fast recharging the flash.

[3x NEMA 5-15R] I can sum this product up in one word: AWESOME. It has excellent build quality and works perfectly.


It's much bigger than my Bolt powerpack, but I like that. I use these in the studio to give my speedlights, my primary light source for my product photography, plenty of power. Especially on in-person client shoots where I need lots of flashes and can't afford batteries going dead. I use rechargeables and they do last a long time, but this takes the load off the internal AAs and uses the powerpack for the actual flash. And it can power TWO lights for-I don't exactly remember-but a long time! It also comes with a very high quality heavy duty coiled cable to connect your speedlights. You can buy an extra for a second light.


Great product and for the price?...$100??...you can't go wrong. Highly Recommend.

[14 Minutes] Seems to last a little bit less than the original. Bud might be placebo.

[6 Minutes] I started using them on GoPro cameras years ago. Now I've started to migrate to them for my Lumix cameras. My impression is that they outlast the original equipment. They have certainly been dependable. And, that's a big deal when I'm shooting something that can't get a reshoot.

[50/60 Hz] Bought this to keep my network switches at home operating in power glitches. It was hard to find a ups of the right size and wall mount to go with wall-mounted ethernet switches, but this fits the bill.