DSTE 2X NP-FW50 Battery + DC107 Travel and Car Charger Adapter Compatible with Sony ZV-E10 A6000 A6100 A6300 A6400 A6500 A7 A7 II A7S A7S II A7R A7R II NEX-7 NEX-6 A5100 A5000 RX10 RX10II

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   Prof. Ignacio O’Keefe – October 24, 2025

   Brought this for the Sony A6000. No issue with either firmware 1.0 or 2.0. The battery lasted as long or may be a little longer than the original Sony FW50 battery. This is a good thing but also is an issue. The issue being the product is rated 1990mAh which is almost double the Sony rating. Either Sony is too conservative in rating the FW50 or this one is too exaggerated! I almost give it a four stars because of this exaggeration if not because the package is really a good value and I brought a second pack after a trip to Hawaii.The charger works well and fill the hole that Sony neglect to include a charger with the A6000. To expect customers to charge the FW50 in the A6000 with USB is joke. The included 12V car charger adapter is quite useful as A6000 drains battery heavily. Even with three batteries (two from this pack an one original), I still need to charge battery in the car to last the day and this is why I ordered the second pack and this time the price even dropped by $2 make it even better value.Edit: 10/8/15Forgot to mention, all four batteries I brought came with charge level between 82%-92% vs the original Sony battery at 2%.

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   Ronny Eichmann – May 1, 2025

   I got this kit because I lost the charger that came with my camera. The original Sony charger is $60, so I figured I was ahead with just the charger here. I’ve had it now for about a month or so. Here’s my review. The charger is good. It’s a charger so it’s main job is just to get the juice back in the battery. It does that just like it’s supposed to. Takes about the same as the original. It does have the option to use a car charger to charge it which is nice.The build quality is a bit on the cheap side. It’s not the nice flexible plastics that you general see from OEMs, but it’s not so cheap that I worry about it breaking. Overall, it’s good for the price.I got this kit because I lost the charger that came with my camera. The original Sony charger is $60, so I figured I was ahead with just the charger here. I’ve had it now for about a month or so. Here’s my review. The charger is good. It’s a charger so it’s main job is just to get the juice back in the battery. It does that just like it’s supposed to. Takes about the same as the original. It does have the option to use a car charger to charge it which is nice.They seem similar functionally to the original Sony.

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   Mr. Forrest Kunze DVM – January 13, 2025

   Outstanding for the price! The batteries run my RX10ii camera the same time as the OEM units, no problems. Also, they immediately registered with the camera, give seemingly accurate drain percentages, and do NOT give error codes as some cheap clone batteries often do. Many clone batts have crummy build quality but these have nice terminals, good sealed construction, well glued, and no “creaky” feel when squeezing them. This sounds odd but many clone batteries are installed loosely inside the casings to allow for expansion when charging thus prone to stressing the electrical connections internally.The charger is just great, the power plug folds nicely into the charger, and the light changes from red to green when fully charged. The charge rate is 0.6A output which should take @3 hours to charge these and the Sony OEM batteries but I consistently fully charge them in just over 2 hours, regardless clones or OEM. I notice that if I leave the batts in the charge another hour or so, they seem to “top off” better with the first 5% loss in the camera taking maybe half as long. This is common for chargers and will not damage the batts but you should not leave them in much more than 4 hours or so like this. I trust the charge circuitry to bring the batts up to full charge but would not trust it for overcharging say overnight.

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