What is the voltage and mAh?
2076662
Voltage is the same.. mAh rating is overstated. It doesn't last as long a genuine battery but for the price I suppose I will live with it. Probably 20% less run time. Also energy retention isn't as long.
2076663
It works ok in my Nikon camera which is a 7 volt battery. It can't be much different or it would not work. I haven't tested it with a meter, but as I say it hasn't hert my camera. I am not sure of the current capability as I haven't tested it. If it was much over 7 volts it would tear my camera up. Hope this helps some.
476929
I have no idea about voltage. But I use the regular wall socket. Nothing extra ordinary
1969640
I have the 4000 mAh version which is not pictured on the page I'm looking at right now. But according to the back of it, it's Output is 5V ~ 0.5A.
1121362
On average it looks like 2,500 maHrs. Depends on load and to some extent on temperature. At -10C you loose 50% of the maHrs. 25ma - 110Hrs - 2700maHrs100ma - 24Hrs - 2400maHrs200ma - 11Hrs - 2200maHrs500ma - 2.5Hrs - 1200maHrs
1630058
I agree with Mr. Young.. mAh is just the capacity and has nothing to do with the actual output.. it's the 2.4v that's important. In theory, this battery should last a but longer than an 800mAh, but battery manufacturer specifications of their battery capacities are not always correct. At the price, these batteries are a great deal!
1993355
I don't knowthe voltage. I'm not sure about using this outside of the US, that's where I use it. Sorry, I couldn't be more helpful.
76506
It does. The mAh stands for milli Amps per hour, which is how much electricity it can produce in an hour. Basically, the larger the number the longer the battery will last.
1908
I have to admit that I bought the batteries for a tool for size. Forgot to check capacity but it looks like at least 1800 mah. Things have happened which has kept me from using the batteries. Sorry can't be more help. Price is right though
2181705
rated for 3.2-3.4v and 20 mA. P(W) = V(V) I(A) 20mA = .02 A So 3.4v x .02A = .068 W hope that helps
1606613
I bought some of these awhile ago. The ones I got were 600 mAh. They work fine and seem to last. I have had no issues with them and have been using them for over a year now. Hope this helps.
1340436
Mine are 2400 mAh. Turn the package over and look at the upper right corner (square corner). The rating for the AA batteries is printed directly under the "AA." Also, look at the battery's green paint holding it sideways. Look for the line which starts with AA. The end of that line lists both voltage and mAh rating.
1911380
Not sure, the mah. Is much higher on the Wasabi batteries, I never tried it, the Wasabi batteries last a very. Very long time before you have to recharge, so I don't use the battery that came with the camera.
489725
I think the volts (V) is the number that needs to match but the mAh does not. In fact, if the mAh number is higher than the original battery, you should notice improved performance.
242447
Charging voltage i beleive it depends on the QI Charger you are using. As for the output, it is 640mA.Best
1984528
Hi, I think you want to know this information. 5V, 2A. Hope this helps. ABM
1045747
the mah shouldn't matter, as it is just the capacity of the battery. higher mah means longer retention time before having to recharge. The voltage is the thing you need to worry about as this is more of an indicator of how much current is flowing into the phone at once. I replaced my 500 mah with this battery and it has worked better than the original battery. I have two handsets bought about a year apart. The first battery went out at about a year and replaced it with one of these and got better performance (about 2 1/2 years ago and still going strong.) I replaced the second about a year later with one of these as well and still working better as well. the mah shouldn't matter, as it is just the capacity of the battery. higher mah means longer retention time before having to recharge. The voltage is the thing you need to worry about as this is more of an indicator of how much current is flowing into the phone at once. I replaced my 500 mah with this battery and it has worked better than the original battery. I have two handsets bought about a year apart. The first battery went out at about a year and replaced it with one of these and got better performance (about 2 1/2 years ago and still going strong.) I replaced the second about a year... » Read More the mah shouldn't matter, as it is just the capacity of the battery. higher mah means longer retention time before having to recharge. The voltage is the thing you need to worry about as this is more of an indicator of how much current is flowing into the phone at once. I replaced my 500 mah with this battery and it has worked better than the original battery. I have two handsets bought about a year apart. The first battery went out at about a year and replaced it with one of these and got better performance (about 2 1/2 years ago and still going strong.) I replaced the second about a year later with one of these as well and still working better as well. « Show Less
1975252
I have no idea of voltage or amps...I have yet to use these items.Sorry I couldn't help more