Sony NPFZ100.CE Z-serie oplaadbaar batterijpakket - zwart

Yeah Sony good, nice very good, no cheap china, no warning very good battery and battery life great product

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Is fake and dead on arrival. Doesn’t charge and the hologram is different just like the product code compared to the Sony original I bought at the Sony store.

Deze Sony NP-FZ100 batterij is de originele Sony batterij. Geen namaak. Werkt met de Sony A7IV.Geen pop-ups en berichten over de batterij tijdens het inschakelen van de camera.Gelukkig was er een actie zodat de prijs een beetje normaal is. Normaal zijn deze batterij echt super duur.Als je veel werkt met live view en dus het Lcd-scherm veel gebruikt, dan gaat de batterij wel snel leeg. Helemaal als je de beeldkwaliteit van de digitale camera zoeker en/of het Lcd-scherm op 'hoog' hebt staan.De batterij was wel helemaal leeg toen ik hem ontving, dus ik stopte hem in de nieuwe oplader: PATONA 3in1 Lader: 1 uur was hij opgeladen tot 11%Na ongeveer 2 uur -> 37%Na ongeveer 3 uur -> 63%Na ongeveer 4 uur en 15 minuten -> 100% en een groen lampje.De oplader word wel warm, maar niet te heet. Ik leg hem op zijn kant, zodat de warmte kan ontsnappen.Opladen, in de Sony A7IV body, duurt 3,5 uur. Dus deze lader is niet veel trager.Ik weet niets over de lange termijn, maar voor nu ben ik blij met deze twee!

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This is a genuine Sony NP-FZ100 battery. It's fairly expensive at £65 but probably worth it to have a good reliable battery that won't just fail prematurely, has a reliable indication of charge and is thus less likely to cause missed shots.I decided it was worth paying a full price for the genuine article, from a reliable vendor like Amazon (less risk of counterfeits). Also if you are using in a Sony a7r3 or r4 body then it avoids getting the 'nag screen' about battery being a risk etc. Much to like apart from the price.However some may prefer to pay less than 1/3 this price for 'reasonable' substitute generic cells. Some 'no-name' makes can be quite good, exhibit OK electrical characteristics and even though they likely won't work as well or last as long, still offer fair value as they can be replaced more affordably. Although low cost can offer fair value too, It's quite hard to separate reasonable quality from pure c**p cells. So unless you know a particular (usually a Chinese brand) make is good then it can be tricky business.Over many years of buying cheaper surrogate cells, for both Sony and Nikon cameras, I have never once found any that matched the OEM characteristics of Sony and Nikon branded cells. Many were OK but a few seemed to fail within 6 months and then refuse to charge, without much warning (i.e. no apparent prior trouble).Everybody has different needs and approaches to what constitutes 'fair value'. Finally I have concluded that for me, unless the OEM cells are outrageously priced, then it's probably worth stumping up the extra to buy the real thing.Worst of all situations is to try and save circa 20-40% on what seems like a good deal OEM battery and risk receiving a counterfeit cell. These will often be a lot worse than the average surrogate 'no-name brand' cells and should always be avoided. Old adage about "if it sounds to good to be true then it probably isn't" is worth bearing in mind. I have previously attempted to save a little by buying on eBay. The counterfeit cell I received was cosmetically very good and difficult to spot on appearance alone. Careful checking, weighing and in-camera diagnostics all pointed to a counterfeit so I asked for (and got) a full refund (n.b. eBay won't knowingly stand for counterfeits either, but arguably it's easier for 'dodgy' stock to find it's way to you via eBay than Amazon).Nowadays I try to only buy OEM batteries (same for memory cards too) only from a reliable UK main dealer or from Amazon (both of whom try hard to ensure their stocks are legitimate).In summary it's expensive, but once the pain of paying 'top dollar' has passed the pleasure of using reliable OEM kit persists.

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Der Akku besticht durch seine gute Laufzeit und Sony lässt sich das natürlich auch sehr gut bezahlen. Ich verwende bei meiner Alpha 7 IV sowohl original, als auch fremd - Akkus und habe dadurch eine gute Vergleichsmöglichkeit, der Preis rechtfertigt aber trotzdem noch den Fremdhersteller, zumal auch das Ladegerät beim Fremdhersteller dabei ist und man bei Sony dieses Teil auch noch extra kaufen muss;trotzdem sollte man beim Original bleiben, da im Falle eines Defekts der Kamera die Garantie sofort erlischt, sollte man mit Material eines Drittanbieters "erwischt" werden, da rechnet sich der Einsatz von nicht originalem Material dann nicht mehr..für den Sony Original Akku natürlich Kaufempfehlung, für die Sony Preispolitik im allgemeinen eher gemischte Gefühle..

The battery is an original OEM type. only issue i had is the delivery courier which take alot of times to get the delivery delivered to my location. Advised to consider using a different courier.