Mirrorless 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.

Since the R5 Mirrorless camera runs through batteries having this attachment to double the battery life to me is a must have, and it works excellently.

I recently switched to mirrorless from a DSLR and found that battery life with mirrorless is affected by how much you use the lcd display on the camera. Because of this, I added an additional battery. My experience has been if you use OEM parts you never have compatibility issues or any other problems.

Using different baseplates from many years but this one made life easier , extremely well build gives very professonal look to any camera from Mirrorless to Cinema

I have a great camera backpack but I don't need to have that bulk and weight in my life everyday. I carry my mirrorless Fujifilm everywhere. The sling is perfect for keeping it at my side with another lens or two. It fits comfortably and has quality workmanship to protect my equipment.

All I ever wanted in a Mirrorless Camera.