Charging Cord For Lithium 4 V Battery

It works wonderfully charging the lithium battery included for my A6500.  Does exactly what it is supposed to do.  What else can you say.

This lithium battery is very reliable.

Seriously. The little plastic box thing that holds the battery during charging was in the box, but no cord to attach to it.

These new V.3 pouches are even better than the V.2. The rain covers are designed much better!

One battery came with my camera, so this is a secondary. Charges and works in the camera and the charging device, as well as in camera, with the charging cord

I don't like charging the battery in the camera. This allows charging a spare battery from an AC/DC source. No AC cord needed. Prongs fold in. Charger is small. Has interchangeable plates so you can charge other camera batteries if you have another brand or type of battery. Plates are very inexpensive. Highly recommended.

Clever electronics tell status of charge in each battery and when charging is complete. Tested with Watson dual charger afterwards and the batteries read 100%. Didn't physically compare directly with Fujifilm single battery charger, but this seems slimmer. Could plug directly into a power pack. Need to purchase a USB wall plug/12 volt cigarette lighter adapter for complete versatility and USB extension cord, though the latter is for convenience to avoid the charger hanging in space from its own USB cord while charging from wall outlet. It works well and now replaces the Fujifilm charger in my photo bag.

Thanks to this cord I can now power my GH6 with a v-mount (External Charging, need battery inserted in camera as well)! Also powers my Tilta Nano II Motor!

The power cord charger for my Canon camcorder stopped charging. This wall charger is the next best thing, I can charge one battery while the other one charges. It is expensive but I was worried of getting a knock off and ruining my batteries or having it not work at all.

This is just a very preliminary review as I have only had the camera for a few days and have made only some test pictures to ensure it is operating properly which it is. So far – so good. Until now I have been using the EM5 Mark II with great results but there were two features on the Mark III that immediately caught my attention – a slightly higher resolution sensor and - the in camera battery charging. Although I’ve not yet had any issues with the Mark II’s smaller sensor I feel the larger sensor will be an advantage if making a very big print – especially if substantial cropping might be required. I edit using Photoshop CC and always shoot in the RAW + JEPG mode. But the feature I really like is the in camera battery charging. Not having to carry around the charger with that absurdly long power cord (There are some other options to this) is a pleasure. Just a short USB to USB micro charging cord will work - fine. But if you want to transfer your photos directly to a computer, you will probably want to use the included cable since not all third party cables while they will charge, may not support data transfer. Not an issue for me – I normally remove the card and download directly from it in my laptop or desktop. In summary, This is a purchase I’m very happy I made.