Digital Camera Without Batteries

Without a doubt the easiest way to mount a digital projector in a small to mid sized room. Comes with everything needed, except the 2 threaded pipe for the mount.

[Brown] Without a doubt the easiest way to mount a digital projector in a small to mid sized room. Comes with everything needed, except the 2 threaded pipe for the mount.

[Lithium-Ion] Works hard and long. Without it , all the camera becomes is a paperweight

[0.695 lb] This will charge my double A's fast and seperatley charge 2 camera batteries fast with a nice digital readout!

[3.4 Wh] My need was for use in a digital camera and Wii remotes, both of which required a slim packaging. My LaCrosse batteries were a hint too thick. I purchased 8 of these and have been using them for about 3 weeks now. They are showing great charge retention and power in both use-cases.

[2 to 6 Hours] This compact and fast charger allows me to precharge my Watson batteries for my SONY Digital Handicam without carrying the large and cumbersome SONY charger that only works bu charging batteries in the camera. This make the use of the camera so much more convenient to charge 3-4 batteries and hit the road without charger anxiety.

[4.7 x 2.4 x 1"] As a collector of various digital camera classics by LEICA, Panasonic LUMIX and NIKON, I like the ability to keep all my batteries alive with the excellent Watson 2 bay battery charger and the different available plates.

[Black] I've tried to get replacement batteries to fit my older Fuji F480 digital camera and most would fit, but not activate the camera. The batteries offered by B&H fit perfectly and worked first time. I will buy again if the camera needs them in the future.

[10.36 Wh] My SONY Digital Handycam needed replacement batteries, and so I contacted SONY for help. They told me that the camera was too old and not supported. So instead I went to B&H and found the Watson batteries that replace SONY NP-50's. I ordered them and like Lazeras returning fromm the dead, my camera came back to life, and for a reasonable price.

[Sony L-Series] I have 2 of these Viltrox batteries and I have been happy with them. Without having performed a scientific test, I would say these work just about as well as any other battery I have with a similar capacity. The only downside is that they chose to put the capacity indicator on the bottom of the battery, essentially making it useless. Nobody wants to have to power down their camera to remove the battery in order to see how much capacity is left. These days I'm using more NP batteries than ever and I am looking for batteries that serve multiple uses. In the case of the Viltrox, there is a single 2 way USBC port which can be used for both charging the battery and powering another device. A second, full size USB would have been nice.