Digital Camera Life Expectancy

well packaged and easy to install. of course it has a 2 year warranty, because like clockwork, their life expectancy in our experience is 25-27 months. expect to replace every two years

I've found that it performs as well as the Panasonic brand, for a fraction of the cost. It's a wait and see on the overall life expectancy, but at this price it is easy to have 2-3 spares which can be necessary for such a small battery. I use this in my GX-7 that I carry about when I can't have a full size gear.

I have been buying these OEM cartridges since the printer was new. So far, no issues, other than life expectancy, but that's typical for all laser cartridges/ink jet cartidges, etc...

I have used a # of brands in my 22 years in business. None perform as consistently as AB. I know the life expectancy is 5 years. With strict adherance to maintenance protocol I've managed to get 10 years life. That is a solid ROI.

New drum unit for Brother laser printer. Old drum unit met it's life expectancy and was replaced with this exact same model. Meet the new drum, same as the old drum. Shipped fast, east to order, no problems.

It brought my digital thermometer back to life

I was looking for a portable light for my phone and digital camera. The battery life is amazing!! If you are looking for a affordable light this is it!! This light gives your pictures that extra glow!!!

I've had probably over 12 canon digital cameras in my life, just ordered the R6 and of course I ordered the battery grip. Honestly, I don't even do it for the extra battery, I would always have one in my bag anyway. It changes the whole ergonomics of the camera. I'm surprised canon just doesn't build these cameras with this built in. Don't order this camera or any other one without this piece of equipment.

I have been a photographer all my life and used many different brands and models of both film and digital cameras. In recent years, I developed a bad back and wanted a much lighter package than heavily DSLs to carry around. iPhones, though good, don’t always cut it. I used micro four-thirds for a while but even though were too heavy. After much trial and error, I decided on the Sony DSC-RX100VA. It is light weight (about 10 ounces), makes excellent photos (I always use RAW), has a very fast lens, a real viewfinder and a small flash. Battery life is not great, but there are always some tradeoffs with any camera. Always carry at least one extra battery. After much research, I think I have the best small camera made with an ideal feature set for me. The optional pistol grip is quite useful and recommended.

I use it as a back up for my digital camera.