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The Sony Batteries are worth the added price over the makers. As a Professional I need batteries that last & gives you the information that the Sony ones do.

I had been using a less expensive charger for my Sony a6xxx, but I found that the battery terminals failed to make adequate contact with the charger terminals. Thus, the battery would not charge unless I carefully refitted the battery into the charger. I found that I had to do this many times during the charging cycle. So, I decided to bite the bullet, as it were, and spend more for the Sony brand. So far, I'm glad I did, for the charger works well. I suppose that in the final analysis, one gets what one pays for.

I wish I could stop losing these, I always misplace them. The Sony contact points design are critical to keep them clean. When I lose a cover, I need a new one.

There is plenty of information about this lens available out there in the wild. I am transitioning from Canon to Sony, and I have to say that this is my first Zeiss lens. The rendering from this lens is really fantastic, and it compares really well against any of my L lenses from Canon. I'm now considering picking up some other Batis primes.

There's a lot of options for Sony L series dual battery chargers, but I think this may be the best one. It's simple. Why do I need an LCD screen with a bunch of unimportant information on it? I just need to know if the battery is charged or not. The four LEDs let me know jus that. Just plug in the charger and insert your batteries. Done. It's that simple. I bought the Sony (ACVQ1051D) version first as it was $40 cheaper and had a lot of features the SWIT (and others) are lacking. Here's what happened… While the Sony would charge other brands of batteries, it wouldn't give you all the cool, useless information about them. Since I don't actually own Sony batteries, that became a pointless feature. I quickly realized all I really need to know is whether or not the battery is charged. The Sony also came with a lot of cables for Sony devices. Again, I don't own any Sony devices, so this was pointless for me. But, the biggest issue is the Sony does not charge two batteries simultaneously. That was the main feature I needed. The SWIT does charge two batteries�simultaneously. I will be buying another one of these!

This camera does just about everything possible with such a small size. I know there is more information available by download, but I just wish Sony would include a detailed instruction book.

I got a Sony A6300 and bought this to use my Nikon lenses with it. It took me a bit to understand how to release the lens (move the metal mount toward the camera body). But it works fine, the aperture control works. Just be aware that the lens information is not saved to the photo information. This adapter is for manual focus only, but it can also be used for macro photos with the lenses. I would have liked a bit more control for the aperture; but for the price, I am very happy with this adapter.

I found a lot of useful information.

This was setup online for me. I did not have to do as anything. All the information was online.

It is quick, and gives you all of the visual information you need.