GPS FPV Drone W9 with 720P HD Camera, 120°Wide-Angle and 5G WiFi Quadcopter Video Camera Drone for Beginners, RTF One Key Take Off/Landing, Altitude Hold, Headless Mode

They are what they says they are. They connected fine and fit inside if the space. Five out of the bunch worked fine for about six or seven minutes without the camera connected. So plenty of power. The sixth one works for about a minute or so before it drops out of the sky with no warning, so five out of six are working. Now with a quick change about a half hour of flight time. Not including the time it takes to fly back. So I'm satisfied with five of the six the batteries and charger. The only question is how do you know when the batteries are charged. The lights never turn off.

I purchased these for a CheerWing CW4 drone. My tests show the batteries last about a minute longer than do the stock ones. They are a tad larger than stock, but fit in the battery bay with plenty of room to spare and are not tight. One of the things that drew my attention to this product was the good reviews and the fact that it had a 6 port battery charger.Initially I had reported that the charger I received works, but that it was of poor quality due to the battery connectors being loose. However, J. Ard pointed out in the comments that the battery connector just needed a firm push to seat properly into the charger. I tried the recommendation and it works. It take a little more pressure to seat them than I was initially comfortable exerting.The only con is that unlike other chargers, this one only has a red indicator LED. There is no green indicator to note charging has completed. When it is charging the led is red, when it has finished the led turns off.The minor led issue aside, the batteries are great and I would purchase again just for them.

Alright. I was about ready to write a pretty negative review on these batteries, however, theres a few things I've done to verify that the batteries are actually ok.For one, I'm not using a drone on the approved list. These batteries also fit the cheapo Talon HD drone, which come with 650mAh batteries. I used 1 of the originals, and then 6 of these fully charged 720mAh ones.Well, "fully charged".The original gave me about 8 minutes of flight. I removed the camera and was flying just the drone around my back yard. Then when it couldn't keep it in the air, I swapped to my first Morpilot battery.After not even 2 minutes of air time, the drone would lose altitude and eventually hit the ground meaning the battery can't keep it in the air. This process was the same for 5 of these Morpilot batteries, so I was a tad upset and was going to come in to write on it. But then I took my 6th battery and for the heck of it, plugged it into the charger that comes with my Drone. The light didn't light up, meaning, the battery isn't fully charged.So, I assume that the charger does not fully charge these batteries when they're all on the wheel at the same time. After all, the charger is only rated for 1 amp of input.So my final verdict, your mileage may vary. I'm using a 2.1 amp phone charger for the charger they came with, and that was my experience. However I'm not using a listed drone either so maybe its drawing more than what the drones its rated for use. I was kinda hoping the 6 at a time charger would be better for me, but hey, at least I can charge up 9 of them one at a time and have a decent flight time regardless.

I received the batteries today and charged them all. The batteries were very difficult to plug into the charging socket - not manufactured to good tolerance. I put one in my Syma x5c -1 and the battery worked well, but when I tried to unplug the battery it would NOT release no matter how hard I pulled. Even with pliers I could not get it released. I finally pulled with all my might and one wire broke on the battery, but still would not release. After several minutes with pliers I got it unplugged (The battery that came with the unit works perfectly). I had to use lots of force to even get some of the batteries unplugged from the charger. I can find NO way to communicate with the seller on Amazon. I have purchased many, many things on amazon and this is the first dud. I guess I am out of luck. Too bad because the Syma x5c is a great little quad copter and I am enjoying it very much, but I need more batteries and these are bad manufacture.Update: I have had the batteries for two days and now 3 of the 6 batteries are dead and will not charge. If other people have had good luck then I got the "lemon of lemons". This has been a frustrating complete waste of money.Update: I am now down to 1 of the 6 batteries will work. All others will not "plug" in properly or will not charge. The batteries themselves seem good, but the "plugs" are useless. I have had the batteries less than a week. The battery that came with the Syma 5XC is still working perfectly like a charm - these from Morilot are a total bust I am sorry to say.

A+

works great all 6 at the same time, fast from 3.7 to 4.2 in 1 hour.

Very happy with these batteries they are perfect for my syma X5 quadopter!

Good quality batteries but on the more expensive side.

merci