This Sony battery provides a reliable power source for your mirrorless camera, ensuring you have enough energy for long days of shooting. Built with lithium-ion technology, it offers stable performance and minimal self-discharge to keep you ready whenever inspiration strikes. It is compatible with many Alpha models, making it a dependable addition to your kit.
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This Sony battery provides a reliable power source for your mirrorless camera, ensuring you have enough energy for long days of shooting. Built with lithium-ion technology, it offers stable performance and minimal self-discharge to keep you ready whenever inspiration strikes. It is compatible with many Alpha models, making it a dependable addition to your kit.
Sony ZV-E10 is my first mirrorless camera so no point of reference but just playing around with all the settings of my new camera for one hour was enough to use up the battery. That doesn't seem very long. I will always make sure to have more than 2 batteries on hand. Otherwise, seems responsive even for multi-bursts. No lag
I'm not a professional. I just like taking photos. Battery doesn't last long. I always have 2 with me so no disappointments :) I would recommend to anyone to purchase a few of them if You take a lots of photos or taking 'important' photos and You wont be able to access power points.
I’m not sure if the dead one was the one that came with my RX-10IV or the spare I got from BestBuy, but to die within three years is pretty bad in my opinion. There’s competition for batteries & Sony should step up there quality control or engineering. (The camera’s great though!)
Bought the batteries last 2019. I barely use my camera for shoots. The battery that came with the camera bloated. Spare battery bloated as well. My Wasabi batteries are better in terms of durability. Not worth the price if the batteries bloats fast. You should fix this Sony.
I really like my new Sony Mirrorless camera and lenses. I have the 24x70mm and 200x600mm. But the batteries don't last long. I think it's just because they are too small.
It came with my A7ii (brand new). I could never take more than 60-70 photos with this battery on full charge. I would expect at least 300-500... I also charge it to 100% and keep it in the camera. After about 1 month of not touching the camera at all, the battery drops to 54%....
These batteries just don't last. You have to purchase a handful of them if you want to shoot all day. Which I'm sure is what Sony intended in the first place being the ridiculous, up-sell company they are. The A7RII eats them up twice as fast as my A6000. And the price???!!! What a rip off.
Battery has a hologram with a bunch of numbers and the word Sony. But if you orient it correctly you see a big, bold L facing you. Rotate it to the left (clockwise), and you see a big R. That R sort of falsifies the hypothesis that the L stands for Low - what do the letters mean?
So, i went on a photography course recently and the guy told the students that he has an A7 R ii and he buys the cheap knock off batteries for it because they're cheaper. Why? When you buy the genuine article you get the quality that the price suggests. Great build quality, perfect metering, I easily get 400 shots for my A6000 and it charges back fast. Do yourself a favour, dont risk damaging your expensive equipment! spend the extra £30 and get the genuine battery! And then you dont have to worry!
I bought my a6000 in 2015. I was looking for a light weight camera that could take great pictures. I soon realized that a single charge did not last very long. I could only get about 2 hours from the battery. After watching a Gary Fong video, I learned you can extend the battery life by putting the camera in Airplane mode. This will turn off the Wi-Fi. the Wi-Fi uses the battery to search for network connections.
