2-Pack of EN-EL14 / EN-EL14a Batteries for Nikon D5100 D5200 D5300 D5500 D5600 D3100 D3200 D3300 D3400 D3500 DF Coolpix P7000 P7100 P7700 P7800 Ca...

First and foremost, having a pair of extra camera batteries is never a bad thing. You surely have spare SD cards in your camera bag so why not add a couple of extra batteries? I don't run out of juice often on a single charge with the original battery but now I'm all set for those rare times when it does occur, such as on long hikes or full days on the boat. One of the bonuses with these batteries compared to the OEM battery is more power. They're all 7.4V but the OEM battery features an output of 1030mAh at 7.7Wh of power, while the new spares have a capacity of 1500mAh with11.1Wh. Of course these are manufacturers numbers so who knows how accurate they are? Another bonus with the charger itself, is that it not only charges 2 batteries at once, but also has micro-USB and USB-C connectors (see pics). I'm going to honest and say I don't remember if it came with cables (I don't see any in the pics or description on the product page), but hey, you KNOW you've got a drawer in the kitchen or garage that's overflowing with cables!

I'm old enough that I used film and developer, lol. I went digital when cameras went digital but there weren't too many accessories that were available at the time. I've always been okay with the level of tech I have. But lately, I've been frustrated with my battery charging situation. My current chargers don't give me any idea how much charge is on the battery when I put it on. I found this system and ordered it immediately. First, it has a digital readout of battery power percentage - which I love. I can test each of my batteries and know what levels of power they have. Didn't have that ability before now. Then there is the way this is powered: using a C cable. I mean, to be able to charge batteries in my car using my phone's charging cable??? Oh, yes please. YES. So, it arrived this morning and I unpacked it. The battery charger fired right up for me. I put the batteries in and then they started charging. I loved seeing a digital readout of how much charge they have. Each battery in this set came almost fully charged. Thank you. So, I put a couple of my older batteries on, ones I know are dead. The showed the batteries had 1 percent charge, lol. In an hour they were full charged - and I watched as they gained power. These batteries are about six years old. The charger is compact, about the size of a deck of cards. It's a great set for such a great price. Two batteries, a charger and a charging cable - for $25?? It's a great deal. Batteries alone are about $12-15 each.

These look and feel high quality and are a great value. Ive been using the battery that came with the Nikon D3400 and it has gotten pretty tired. I forgot how long a good battery will last in a Nikon DSLR so I was pleasantly surprised when these got 2 or 3 times as many shots as my original battery. I dont know how these would stack up against a new OEM battery but I would be willing to wager they last just as long. Of course they fit perfectly and charge quickly in the provided charger. I like that the charger uses a USB C plug for charging so you can plug it in pretty much anywhere. Excellent performance from a budget friendly product!

I'm so happy I ordered this Eeyrnduy 2 pack of spare EN-EL14 batteries for my old Nikon. They arrived in good condition and not only were they in an overall box, they were then packaged individually in small boxes, then each battery had its own ESD bag, plus a hard plastic cover for the leads on each battery that plug into the camera. On many occasions, I've run out of battery and couldn't take any more photos because I had no spare batteries. With this set, I now have 2 batteries for emergency spares. I plugged each of them into my camera and both showed a full charge. I don't know if they are truly full, because I also tested them with my original charger and it charged the batteries quickly without issue. Only time will tell if these batteries will last as long as my original battery, but I look forward to taking lots of photos to fully test them. I did not do extensive testing, merely plugged them in to make sure they worked as an emergency spare battery. For this purpose, I think they will do just fine.

I've had my Nikon D3200 for some time and only had the one battery that came with the original kit. Although I've never had the battery run out of juice during my use of the camera, there's always been the thought in the back of my mind that it could happen at a most inopportune time. I was happy to get this Eeyrnduy batteries + charger combo. I like the charger in that (unlike my Nikon charger) it accommodates two batteries and shows you charging progress instead of just indicating charging or fully charged. I checked to make sure the new batteries will charge in the OEM charger and that the OEM battery will charge in the new charger. Although I've become cynical when it comes to mAh ratings, these new batteries have a greater claimed capacity than my original (1500 vs. 1030). I also like the plastic caps that go over the working end of the batteries. I will use these for storing unused batteries in my camera bag. I can now go photo shooting with every confidence I will not be juiced out when the perfect shot presents itself.