Customer Ratings & Reviews

Not a lot to say here other than its a quality battery made by the maker of the camera. I find that it tends to get more pictures in a charge than non-Sony brands even at the same mA rating.. Not sure why that is but that seems to be true in general. That said, you will likely end up with both sony and non-sony batteries over time. This one performs as it should and has Sony standing behind it..

good value, very lightweight, you can never have enough batteries on a long day of taking pictures

there nice light weight and long lasting batteries Lot better than does cheap replacement they have

Good battery and decent battery life. Quick to recharge

Battery made by Sony for Sony camera. Lasted several hours under continuous shooting in the cold, in Antarctica. Highly recommend instead of an alternative brand. Well worth the money, considering its dependability.

Works great. Compared with several other brands and pleased with the Sony camera battery. Pay attention to the FW or FZ or other, before purchasing as I bought the wrong type for my camera originally and had to return it for the correct model number battery.

Wow, what a great battery. Once it's charged up, it literally can go right into your camera and then your camera turns on. One cool feature about this battery is that when it gets down to 1%, you can put it on the charger and it goes back up to 100% after a while. Genius!!

Bought second battery for Sony ZV-E10. Only had for a couple of days, but given the size and duration of use for full soccer practice and family event on 1 battery, the OEM battery is the way to go.

Chargers faster and last so much longer then the other brands.

Good battery, should be $25 cheaper, could almost buy another lense for the price of the battery

I have had the Sony a6000 for 4+ yrs and the original battery has not been able to hold a charge for an entire day’s worth of shooting. I picked up this original equipment battery for a recent trip and wow I didn’t realize how much my original battery had deteriorated! Recommend getting the Sony battery instead of a third party brand.

I love my sony a7R2 camera, but the battery life is shorter compared to my Nikon DSLR.I wanted a to extend the shooting time (from half a day to the full day) I needed an extra battery, so I got the original battery as my back up and I'm very happy about the purchase - it works exactly as expected. Plus, I'm using the chargers that I already had, so no need for extra spending.

These little batteries last about 4 hours of hard use. They will last longer if you turn camera off during non use, however, I leave my camera on all the time and just purchase extra batteries. No problems with these batteries. There are third party batteries but some folks are experiencing problems with them....

its a battery. it holds the charge and is small and compact. no complaints.

When getting a powerful camera this first thing is a good SD card but the second item is an extra battery! I bought this extra battery for my Sony a6000 and I didn't want to go cheap by getting one off amazon by a 3rd party company. Having two batteries is crucial when traveling like I do because you never know when you will have access to power or if so for long enough to get a full charge!

Holds a charge for a long time and charges rather quickly ! I'll be buying 3 more

I spent the extra money to purchase an extra Sony NP-FW50 Lithium-Ion Battery to have just incase my original battery would lose power on me during a week long vacation. I'm glad that I did as I take multiple pictures every day when on a vacation. It was great to have a backup battery to use and not be afraid of not being able to take some memorable pictures.

Great backup battery! Definitely grab a couple of these for your Sony Cameras. Some of them are very power hungry

Battery charges quickly and has always held the battery life as advertised!

I have a couple of these batteries. One is definitely enough for a small outing but if you’re recording for 1+ hours..:minimum of two batteries. If you’re out there for 4+ hours...4-5 batteries. Get a battery charger as well- otherwise you have to charge the battery inside the camera.