DSTE Replacement for 2X NP-F550 Battery + DC01 Travel Charger Kit Compatible Sony CCD-RV100 SC5 SC9 TR1 Camera CN-160 CN-216 CN-304 YN 300 VL600 LED Video Light as NP-F330 NP-F530 NP-F570

These batteries really do a good job when paired with my LED light that pops on to my tripod or DSLR camera. They hold a reasonably strong charge, maybe 2-3 hours of strong light. I haven't even had to go longer than that. Use one battery while the other is charging to keep the production going longer. I haven't used the car charger but that is a great option also when your going from location to location. Great charge & not a long wait time to be fully charged, I highly recommend these batteries & charger.

Perfect Purchase. Bought these to work with my Cn-126 NEEWER LED Light. The initial charge takes about 45 mins, and registers as a full charge when I do a test. THESE BAD BOYS ARE WAY MORE EFFICIENT THEN USING STANDARD BATTERIES. Comes with a wall charger and a power adapter to use the wall charger in the car. I would recommend these batteries to anyone who is needing some quality batteries and a very fair price.

Not much to say about them. I suppose it really depends on what you buy them for. For all I know the next person to buy these may find they are junk, but for my use with LED photo light panels, they are perfect. They have a nice slim profile, charge pretty quickly, and work well with the light panel as they aren't incredibly heavy. I have no idea how long they last because I bought the light panel in order to illuminate dark scenes in order to quickly focus my camera. So, it is used irregularly.

The batteries and charger do work in that the chargers charge, the batteries hold (more later) a charge and fit various lights/monitors/etc., and therefore provide needed power for said devices. I bought 5 sets of the DSTE 2x's giving me a total of ten batteries and five chargers (funny how that works, isn't it?). Out of the five chargers only all five of them work, that is a good thing. Out of the ten batteries, only a few will hold a full charge overnight, not so good. But having written that the batteries do work and will recharge fairly quickly. Considering the price this not a bad deal, it would be better if the batteries could hold a full charge overnight but that should not be a deal killer. Other "brands" run out of steam quicker and don't bounce very well, a couple of the DSTE's have jumped out of my hand and hit carpet and concrete without much harm, they still work. They are however 7.4v not 7.2v like some even cheaper batteries, this is good because most of the smaller LED lights (Chromo/Neewer/Yongnuo -I have run an Aputure Amaran 528W with two of these for a reasonable -over an hour- amount of time) require 7.4v, if you use 7.2vs your light will not be as bright nor will it run as long.Bottom line while not exactly perfect "factory" replacements, you can buy a lot more of these for less than the cost of one OEM battery.

I purchased these batteries for use on my YONGNUO YN360 LED Video Light. It does the job and I have used it plenty of times since my purchase. The charge up time is as expected. Both charger and batteries are holding up with no issues. It does come with a car charger and it has proven to be useful.Overall, its a great alternative to the more expensive battery options that are out there.

Works fine, but some times is so difficult to achieve the charger connect very well with battery.

This package, which includes a 120/240 VAC charger, 12-volt DC vehicle adapter and two Li-ion batteries, was the ideal mate for my NEEWER 160 LED CN-160 Dimmable Ultra High Power Panel Digital Camera / Camcorder Video Light, LED Light for Canon, Nikon, Pentax, Panasonic,SONY, Samsung and Olympus Digital SLR Cameras. A 3-4 hour charge will power my light for an equivalent number of hours depending upon its brightness setting. Without using an adapter, either battery will snap directly into my light while the other is being charged from any AC outlet or 12-volt DC socket. This is, by far, the most economical and convenient way to power my video light.

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