Portable Charger External Battery Device

[0.125 lb] Quality inexpensive battery charger. Ideal in that it is better to charge the batteries in an external charger vs. thru the camera.

[Gold Mount] Pros: An affordable V Mount battery that doesnt need an external charger.  Charges with a standard PC power cord. Rubberized surface makes it feel durable and easy to grip. Cons: Its a little difficult to get the battery onto some of the Dracast v mount lights.  Once on the lights it works, but never snaps in.  Otherwise love the battery so far!

[15 VDC] I needed a way to keep a fresh battery for my Sony RX10, which like many Sony cameras is a battery hog. Sony didn't supply an external charger with the camera, only a cable for charging the battery in the camera. So this external charger allows me to charge one battery while I'm shooting with another

[0.945 lb] Charges the in camera and the battery grip. So you can charge the in camera, and the external at the same time. Is better than using 2 external chargers because the external charger is wide and makes a big wart on your power outlets, the 15v avoids outlet warts.

[0.48 lb] I needed an extra battery and external charger for my GX85 and Panasonic made this combo just for that. Works great and I no longer have to rely only on plugging a cable into the camera for battery charging.

[0.3 lb] Not sure what else to say, it charges a battery, and that is what I wanted it to do. The charge time was normal. I always like having an external battery charger, this allows you to keep using your camera as a battery is charging. I highly recommend having at least one of these with you. If you do a lot of filming/shooting, best to have two.

[Dry Adhesion] Given the battery's life this is a must buy. A pair of extra batteries and an external charger are great.

[1x Hot Shoe ] Having only had this camera for a couple of weeks, I'm still learning its intricacies, but so far, I find it a worthy upgrade to my much loved G9. Paired with the Leica / Lumix 9mm f1.7, it focuses quicker and more accurately than the original G9. The viewfinder is much brighter than the G9, which gave me fits when wearing sunglasses; no such problem with the G9II. The hair trigger shutter release on the G9 has been replaced with a more typical sensitivity, nearly eliminating unintended shots of my feet while walking with the camera turned on. I'm still getting used to the changed button placement, but nothing seems inappropriate, just different. My only complaint so far is the lack of an external battery charger; making charging one battery while shooting with another impossible. Fortunately, I have the original G9's external charger. Overall, very pleased.

Charges the in camera and the battery grip. So you can charge the in camera, and the external at the same time. Is better than using 2 external chargers because the external charger is wide and makes a big wart on your power outlets, the 15v avoids outlet warts.

[Leica BP-SCL6] The battery works fine. It does take some time to fully charge the battery using the external charger, but I like the higher capacity of the battery. Also, the price came down which make it even better.