Battery Backups For Wifi Router Rechargable Batteries

Well, these are the best rechargable AA batteries I know... Not much else to say actually...

I love that they are rechargable, and you don't have to go out and buy new batteries!

The Vidpro, dimmable, LED sungun comes with a rechargable battery but can also be powered with 5 AA batteries. The batteries last a long time as LED lights are low power consumers. It is daylight balanced and has a magnetic attaching warming filter and diffusion filter. The magnets are strong and the filter stays in place with rough use. Love it!

I liked the abaility to have the battery / grip contain rechargable batteries as well as the Nikon battery. It gave us the flexibility to shoot for hours without the concern of changing power or charging additional batteries.

I usually use Watson Rechargable batteries but this was such a good deal that I couldn't resist!

This is just a modem with no wifi router. It works very well.

You can't go wrong with this router. Wifi 7 is fast.

Rating is based on short experience - this multi-purpose device handles several types of camera batteries that I typically travel with, saving separate chargers. However, it is on the heavy side by itself, and with the multiple plates for different battery types. The weight must be taken in the context of at least two of the manufacturers' chargers for my principal batteries, since I always travel with backups and need multiple chargers simultaneously for some. However, although this takes care of two batteries at once, I still need at least one backup charger just in case. The charge indicator is particularly nice, since I sometimes want to only partially charge a battery destined for storage. Altogether, it seems an excellent find for heavy battery use. Hopefully it will prove highly reliable and I can dispense with the backups entirely.

For years I've shot weddings and outdoor portrait sessions with Canon 550EX, then 580EX, and now 580EX2 flash units. Except for very short shoots, I've always attached the battery pack that holds 6 AA batteries. I take a full set of backups to weddings, and usually use them later in the reception. All told, that's 20 rechargeable AA batteries that I need for every wedding. My charger does 8 batteries at a time, so that's 3 loads per wedding. Now, I do 1 load of AAs per wedding: 4 for the flash head and 4 backups. Then I plug this bad boy into the head, and it lasts far longer than the 6-battery pack ever did, and with faster recharge speeds too. I did buy two of these because I'd hate to be stuck in a dark reception hall with a dead flash, and that was horribly expensive (like $900 with a cable), but I'm happy I did. Five stars for this product.

Got it to keep my router and wifi running in a power outage, which does require less power than keeping a computer connected. Power went out about a month later, and it worked great. I kept the occasional chirp on so that I was aware when the battery was in use. I also like the AVR feature, which supposedly prevents line fluctuations from switching to the battery unnecessarily and prolongs battery life.