312 Watch Battery Equivalent

Finally got to use the battery. Most reviews I have seen say it only gets about 300 + shots. I took 312 pictures and still have a full battery so I think I will be quite happy with it.

I use this for attaching Ikan 312 lights to stands. It is sturdy and flexible.

Compared to the equivalent Sony battery this battery works as well at a much better price.

Just got it a week ago and it seems equivalent to the battery that came with my camera, which goes for about $50.

I use it as a back up battery for my Fuji camera. It seems to be equivalent to the brand name battery in all respects. I have not encountered any issues with using it.

At a much lower cost than the Sony equivalent battery this battery provides equal performance. I'm very pleased with this purchase.

When our company switched to using the ikan iLED 312 light kit, our ability to shoot photography and video went to an entirely new level. We are always needing to light up a person or project and these lights are great for several reasons . . . extremely portable, easy to set up and take down, do not produce heat, lights can be adjusted to warmer or cooler lighting, battery powered, light output level is adjustable, can mount to tripods or directly to your camera and give you just the lighting that you are looking for.

The battery looks and charges on the Olympus charger just like the OEM equivalent. So far I have not noticed a difference in battery life, time will tell.

Perfect fit for Fujifilm NP-W126 battery (or Watson equivalent) & SD card. Toss it in your pocket when you grab your Fujifilm camera when traveling light. Usable but tight fit for Canon E6 battery & CF card. Wallet has stood up well to 2+ years of use.

Meets expectations. The Watson equivalent is trash and lasts only half as long as the Panasonic brand battery. B&H suggested the Watson equivalent, but the Watson is not equivalent and not worth its cheap price when you run out of battery much earlier than you expected.