NP-W126 Battery,Fuji NP-W126s Battery for Fujifilm x100vi,Fuji X-T100, X-T200, X100F, X100V, X-S10, X-A5, X-A10, X-E3, X-E4, X-Pro2, X-Pro3, X-T1, X-T2, X-T3, X-T10, X-T20, X-T30, X-T30 II (2 pack)

I wanted to buy one to test it out, but I had a trip coming up so I bought 3. The main thing is, how long do they last? Well, I didn’t do a direct comparison to the original, but since I’ve had my X100 for a while I sort of get the sense of how long original lasts till I have to swap it. Basically, 3 original batteries can last me throughout most days, even if I’m shooting a parade or something. I use LCD instead of viewfinder 80% of the time, but I set LCD to “sensor mode” and viewfinder to “optical”, so I don’t have to turn the camera on/off all the time. And when the camera hangs on my neck it uses much less power.The batteries seem to last about the same as original. I feel like I was swapping the batteries at about the same interval as with the originals. On casual days I could just use 1 battery. And 3 batteries - for a day of photography is pretty much what I usually need to feel comfortable and not obsess over it. Very rarely would I want a 4th one in the same day. But in this case, I have a power bank in my backpack and I can actually charge the batteries on the go! I always travel with several batteries, but having to charge like 3 of them at the end of the day was always a bit of a hassle, especially if you only have a single charger. These ones, I plug in all 3 at the same time and go to sleep. Charging time is considerably faster than the original (or couple of other 3rd party brands I’ve tried). I didn’t time it, but it was noticeable for sure. LED indicator is super convenient because you don’t need to switch the camera off, stick the battery in, and turn it on, to see if you put in a good one or not.I took these batteries on a trip with me. I was surprised to find no US-style power splitters available at my hotel so my USB blocks were all useless. Oops 😬 I was going to buy a converter, but they were all overpriced, so I bought a new 5 port charger instead. Anker PowerPort 5, which came with a local (Continental European F type) power plug. It’s not lightweight, but then putting together the other 3 blocks I had, it takes less space and is more convenient to have. Plus, in some hotels, wall plugs can be scarce. I used the “fast” USB port (the blue 3A), they deliver more power and charge faster, which is useful especially when charging 3 batteries simultaneously. The cool thing is, the cord from the Fujifilm charger is exactly the same as the one in the Anker, so they can be swapped easily, and I can still use this USB charger at home.Hope this brand grows and doesn’t sacrifice the quality in the future, and that the batteries don’t bulge on me too soon!

Used for a solid couple months. Out of all the third-party batteries I've used, this comes close to OEM.LOTS OF PROS TO THESE BATTERIES:- It's 1600 mAH vs OEM's 1260, so battery life on these are amazing and noticeable compared to OEM.- There's a button to check battery levels- I was skeptical about the USB-C port built in but tbh it's been really convenient not having to carry a charger and being able to charge the batteries with a simple wire that's the same as my phone's port. I think charging to full is about an hour 30 min with your phone charger. I wouldn't use higher wattage since can can most likely shorten the battery life.- It's a noticeably lighter compared to the OEM but the build quality does not feel cheap at all.- There's no warning or error that pops up when camera is turned on- YOU GET THREE FOR THE PRICE UNDER THE COST OF ONE OEM BATTERYOVERALL: functionality, quality, value for money. This is the one to go with if you ok with third-party!

If you're looking for extra batteries for your Fujifilm camera that uses NP-W126D, look no further. Get this one.This battery is better than the Fujifilm original battery on every specification.More power 7.4V, 1600mAh, 11.84Wh versus Fujifilm 7.2V, 1260mAh, 8.7Wh.It has a fuel gauge. Four LEDs show state of charge. Similar to ones found on power tool batteries.The advantage is you can tell the state of charge without having to put it into the camera.Although it's more expensive than other third party batteries, it is one third the cost Fujifilm's.Charges directly by a USB C connection. No docking unit required.

Great way to charge

I just received the batteries and gave them a first test with my X-E3. The camera likes them fine! The batteries arrived with about a 75% charge, and the included dual USB c cable was a nice surprise to be able to easily charge up both bats at the same time. I love the external charge indicator, and the position of the USB c port means I can charge the battery with or without taking it out of the camera if I want to. Pretty much everything else I own is USB C now, so the fact that these batteries add USB C charging to my old X-E3 now means I don't need to lug along an old micro USB cable just to charge the camera when I travel. I love this camera and don't envision upgrading any time soon, so these batteries really allow me to keep using it into the future. I'll update this review if I run into any issues.

They seem like a good battery, but only time will tell. the last ones I bought from another company lasted a 5 months and started to expand and would not fit in the Camera

I have a trusty XT3 with latest firmware. the battery capacity is very much welcome compare to the original W126S. However, 1 thing I noticed after a few usage is that my camera resets to factory default settings after shutting off and these batteries are left inside. If you have presets, you'll lose them. The USD charging port is very convenient. BUT, it doesn't work for me if the camera keeps resetting to factory default. Such scenario has been reported over the net and in youtube.

The USB-C connection is really solid, and the LEDs on the side are a really welcome touch. They charged up really quickly and I’m looking forward to using them.