Neewer NP-FW50 Camera Battery Charger Set Compatible with Sony A6000, A6500, A6300, A6400, A7, A7II, A7RII, A7SII, A7S, A7S2, A7R, A7R2, A55, A5100, RX10(2-Pack, Micro USB Port, 1100mAh)

Small, lightweight, fast and takes a standard Micro USB connector? What's not to like.The batteries themselves seem very good. They’re a slightly higher capacity that the original Sony ones at 1100mah. Having tested them, they last roughly the same length of time as the original Sony ones which is great.The charger is small, light, takes two batteries (which charge simultaneously) and takes a standard Micro USB charger (which I’m sure you already have a small collection of). There are two LED lights that indicate when charging and when complete etc. The batteries are easy to load and are actually quite secure when in position.Overall for the money it’s great and I’m happy to recommend it to any Sony shooter.

A friend mentioned that he had some Neewer batteries for his Canon camera and they were really good value. I didn't know that Neewer made batteries to fit cameras so purchased this two batteries and charger set for my Nikon D850 without hesitation as I have a couple of Neewer LED light panels and know from good usage that the batteries are long lasting. The batteries for my Nikon are getting on a bit now and the replacement Neewer batteries give me much longer usage than my original Nikon ones.

Great priceGood addition....

This charges the batteries really well. It is moderately compact so I will be taking it on holiday so I can keep charging all the batteries.

So Neewer is doing for the world of studio photography what Huawei did for the world of mobile – making quality products with exacting standards to that of the big boys club! Don’t believe the hype about using genuine products only with your equipment. Is your Dodge completely with Dodge component parts? Of course not. I’m really pleased with this purchase comprising of a function charger for 1 or 2 batteries at a time in addition to batteries with excellent autonomy and high capacity. Would I recommend for your Nikon? Hell yeah!

I've been using these batteries (for my a6000) and charger for nearly a year now and haven't been disappointed. Sure the batteries don't last as long as the original Sony ones but that was expected and they are much cheaper. Charger works well and is handy and still use the spare batteries all the time. If you're looking for some cheap spares then these are a good shout!

I bought these for my Sony A6000 for an F1 Grand Prix and knew that the 1 battery I had wasn't going to be enough, seeing as these had decent reviews I bought them and initial impressions were good. The 2 batteries come with a decent cradle that uses Micro USB to charge which makes it easy to travel around (would have liked USB-C but can't have it all), the batteries them selves have a decent weight to them and have a shiny black casing which gives them a cheaper look. Performance wise they charged up from dead in under 2 hours, however if you use them within 1-2 days they seem to hold up ok but if you planning on stretching the charge over a week them seem to loose power from day to day, but seeing as they are 1/4 of the price of a OEM battery I guess that is what to be expected. They were ok for as I was charging every evening but don't rely on them if you don't have a power source for several days.The good:- Good price- Nice kit (batteries and charger)- Quick to chargeThe bad:- Doesn't hold onto charge very well- Cheap lookShould you buy them? Maybe - If you are looking for cheap batteries and you use them quickly after you charge them they are ok. However if you can afford Sony originals I would probably go for those.

I bought this to charge up batteries in my camper van, it works perfectly with the 2 supplied barriers and charges up the original genuine battery too. The two batteries that came with it are slightly higher capacity than the original and so far work perfectly, with all 3 I’ve got a full day of photography before I need to think about putting 2 back on charge. Charging 2 at a time from flat takes about 6 hours, charging one takes about 4 hours on the leisure batteries but they do seem to charge quicker when the engine is running.