Shipping Lithium Batteries Internationally Fedex

With the current restrictions on shipping lithium polymer batteries, AC adapters are sorely needed for studio assignments that have larger numbers of photos that need to be people.

Very versatile, You can use lithium batteries to power it

Nothing beats these lithium batteries...they don’t die.

The products are awesome and they even refunded my shipping when FedEx couldn't do their job right

I already had two of the Nikon EN-EL15c Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Batteries, but I recently purchased the Nikon MB-N11 Power Battery Pack with Vertical Grip for my Z7ii which takes two of the EN-EL15c batteries, so having a spare made sense to me. I also own several EN-EL15 batteries for my D850 and have experience zero problems with Nikon batteries.

Fast shipping no problems, well sort of. FedEx can't follow delivery instructions. Besides that the keyboard is great, smallest I've seen, functional, with a good feel. Probably would have gone with the Apple keyboard but it's to expensive and my iPad Pro 12.5 has a case.

Speakers are great and the price was great. Yamaha speakers just sound great. Wish B&H would not use Fedex for shipping. They moved arrival date so many times I had no idea when it was coming.

At first, I was uncertain if FedEx would ship a Pelican without an outer box. They totally will. I had been shipping medium-sized gear for photo and video shoots in FedEx's large cardboard boxes, and those things were getting destroyed. This was certainly a large investment compared to cardboard, but I feel WAY more secure about shipping expensive gear around the country, knowing it's totally safe. I really should have invested in a large Pelican sooner. Two shipments in, it's already scuffed and dinged, but it is taking the wear really well. In fact, this is leading me to believe I might want to snag one of the smaller ones too as a carry-on. You won't be disappointed. Related, I did invest in a small lock. I'm probably going to get a second lock, since there are two lockable latches.

When I was looking for the best way to transport my 27 Mac from the USA to the UK, my research seemed endless. Do I wrap it up in bubble plastic, do I try and persuade the airline that it'll be OK onboard? Do I send it with FedEx, UPS or by other means? Then I stumbled on the Tenba case.I've since used my new purchase and all you need to know, is this:The case arrives from B&H ready to use, and the Mac takes 90 seconds to drop in there. The inserts are perfectly tailored, so nothing more to do than to zip it up.I locked the case with a TSA approved lock, put a Fragile note in the handy document pouch and my business card above it, couldn't be easier.I was nervous about excess weight at the airport, but the case with the Mac in it was much less than the allowable weight per bag. Imagine the alternative weight with a Peli Case.FedEx and UPS were charging $ - $ for one way shipping and get this, they wouldn't even guarantee its safe arrival. Forget that as an option, I can testify that the Tenba is the only way to go.Yes, it's expensive (as a one time investment), but imagine shipping it more than once, or buying a new Mac - AND the best bit? if you buy via B&H as I did, the shipping costs are included. Other dealers (including Tenba) charge much more to ship the Air Case to you.My air case arrived quickly, on time and ready to use. It's light, easy to move around using the wheels and strap and tried and tested, it couldn't be a better way to transport your Mac. Hope this review was useful!

I was adequately impressed with the build quality and strength of these C stands. FedEx dropped the ball on shipping, both packages were delivered completely destroyed, the stands were fine and unmarred.