Are this batteries good for a regular camera (2xAA)? Mine&acute;s eats regular batteries like candies :(
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They should be great for it. They are really good at holding a charge for a long time while being stored and for delivering their power very quickly. The 2 major things a camera requires.
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Absolutely,Is good for your model also. These batteries have very high capacity and stable voltage ,which is perfect for inside hard-disk of your camcorder. Nobody can beat this price. So i highly recommend to buy them. Sincerely Maria Ondrisova
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I only use regular batteries, I honestly do not know about that, sorry. I guess we'll have to do some research.
300783
It has been my experience that lithium batteries are needed for cameras to avoid losing the charge too quickly, so I did not even consider a "regular" battery. With the lithium (expensive) battery, I have had no problem.
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If by regular batteries you mean non-RAM alkalines, in my experience they will charge, with reduced capacity (it seemed to get worse each charging). I personally don't find it worth recharging them in price comparison with RAM or NiMH batteries that can be charged hundred of times and still hold a good charge.To answer your questions more directly. Works as well as can be expected on non--RAM alkalines. I wouldn't charge them more than twice. You are better off with batteries designed to be recharged.
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3rd party batteries work fine. I buy Wasabi brand for all my cameras. Great deal, and I've never had an issue.
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The cameras I bought take 4 x AA batteries, I use re-chargeable NiMiH types. They work perfectly.
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It is good, I'm thinking about 300 pix. I alternate between these and the one that came with my camera keeping 3 charged at all times. We travel a lot and I take lots of pix. Just recently spent a day in Yellowstone and used one battery and part way into the 2nd. Took a bazillion pix. Took a bazillion pix at my sister's wedding reception and didn't even go through 1 battery. I have never gone through 2 whole batteries even taking pix all day long in a national park but just keep the 3rd ready just in case.
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I am a private consumer not the supplier or product expert on this product. I, like you have purchased a battery due to needing a battery for my Olympus 720SW camera. Please check with the product manufacture or supplier for product specifications. Thanks and Happy New Year.
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Yes they will work. When you need batteries for your camera the number 76 is the key not letters that signify the chemical composition. ex L for lithium or M for mercury or A for alkaline You might want to go on Duracell or eveready's web site and copy their cross reference chart.
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Yes, it will technically work fine, it's just going to look awkward and big. They're a lot bigger than the battery that came with your camera. but the payoff is great - I get about 3 hours a battery on my vg20
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Yes unfortunately. They last a while but you will have to find these at the store or order. Can't use AA or AAA that most of us have lying around. I take my batteries out when camera not in use.
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They fit my Contour +2, not sure about the camera you are asking about. I tend to run my batteries completely flat and then charge them so having three on rotation works well for me and they seem to have lasted all summer, several charges. That being said, we all know how quality control works these days...
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I use this in my olympus tough camera. Also the battery life is not good. It will last for about 20-30 min's. I would save your money and go to best buy and pay the extra 20 dollars.
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These will work in some cameras but these are 3.7 volt instead of the standard 1.5 volt. I use the Eveready Lithium 1.5 AA batteries and they do quite well. I only use Ultrifire batteries in my Cree flashlights.
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My batteries are not as bad as you are describing yours are, but they do drain much faster than the Canon battery that came with my camera. Charge percentage in after market batteries have a tendency to fluctuate at times. What you are experiencing is not uncomon. Make sure you take them off the charging as soon as they finish charging & try not to charge them until they are almost dead. That's the only way to get the most out of these batteries.
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I would accept no substitutes when it comes to Lumix batteries. Also, the Picture here, is NOT what I got, so read physical description of battery you want to order. I wanted the 10PP one, but got one that was a different, and it was wider than the one my camera uses. If they do not list full DMW-BCE-10E in description, it won't work. If full battery model number isn't in the listing, email the vendor for the full number.