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I use this when recording bands in my studio... It has been great in comparison to my Sony brand batteries as well. It is very nice to not worry about running low on voltage when filming!!

Used to say NEAR on the outside, now it says BOGEN. But it's still a good speaker.

I was tired of using baggies and rubber bands. These hold batteries secure and together. Will probably load these into a plastic case. I bought two 12 AA carriers, one 6 AAA carrier, and one 123A carrier. Covers all of my needs.

Keeps cover on batteriess. Otherwise hard to do when carrying batteries loose and using rubber bands. For cold weather shooting, can hang case around neck and keep batteries warm.

I was tired of using baggies and rubber bands. These hold batteries secure and together. Will probably load these into a plastic case. I bought two 12 AA carriers. one 6 AAA carrie, and one 123A carrier. Covers all of my needs.

I semi-professionally do video for bands and events around my area (filming/recording close to 100 bands a year). My favorite piece of equipment has to be my Zoom H6 which I am able to run up to 6 channels to and get a solid audio recording. I have next to zero background in audio recording, and the H6 made it easy enough that an idiot (me) can do it. This is fantastic and all, but if you have phantom power going to that many channels you can expect to have to change the batteries every hour and a half roughly. This just wasn't working for me since occasionally I would have to change batteries up to three times on a night of shooting which costs about $10. Grabbed this and now I can just keep my Zoom H6 plugged in and almost cut out the battery expense 100% which helps my bottom line. If you have ever worked with up and coming musicians, you know that getting paid is difficult enough. Cut out $10 a shoot of expenses and it just helps me stay profitable.

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