the picture of the battery shows 1250mAh but your description says 1100mAh -- I'm confused as which is correct
1176919
I am not sure, I bought the battery for my P520 and it fits and is great to have the extra batteries on hand.
1176920
I checked and the batteries I recently purchased were 1250mAh. The original Nikon battery is an 1100mAh battery. I am not sure what effect the higher current rating will have. I have used the two replacement batteries and so far I have noted no issues, but long term???. Thanks for bringing this to my attention; I do not know how I overlooked such an obvious difference.
1176921
My Battery says 1250mAh. This is the right battery for my camera. Nikon P510. Very good battery, thus far!!!
1176922
I bought this package a few weeks ago. The batteries are 1100 mAh, direct replacements for the Nikon battery that came with my P520. I used the batteries and charger extensively during a 2 week vacation, and they worked as expected, no problems. Recommended.
1176923
HI NORRIS!I Saw last night it was 1100mAh but i am not sure if it is the original or the extra, Bottom line is :THE KIT WORKS PERFECTLY ! LASTS AS MUCH AS THE ORIGINAL. Cand quite tell the difference!. My Câmara is a Nikon P500. Goood luck , Suely.GOOD LUCK. PS: MY CAMARA IS A NIKONP500
2264240
I received a "UB1280m, 12V, 8Ah." Looks very similar to the rechargeable battery in the photo. Seems to work fine.
1139163
what matters is the voltage and that it fits . the 4400mAh and the 6 or 8 cells is just how much charge it holds. the important thing is the voltage must be the same.
441106
I didn't go look at my battery but if your battery description is EXACTLY like the Amazon picture, that is what you will get. That's what I did, and received and it is working like a charm.In other words, YES.
1699549
The battery I received here is marked 7800 milli Amp Hour, and should be the correct one I asked for. The only way to know for sure if is what is printed on the battery is a standard load test. a problem for most to perform. I usually trust what is printed unless performs poorly in the machine. my past experience is usually good to what is printed. good luck, I felt I got what I asked for.
285574
What I received are 3.7 volt and 1650mAh. The one that came with my camera is marked 3.7v, but cannot tell what mAh. It's not marked anything readable. The voltage seems to be the important part as I've been using these interchangeably in my camera without problems.
1757643
I received this item, and they are both rated 1200 mAh. So picture must be wrong.
1214683
The battery has 10.4 V 55 Wh on it. The battery shuts down unexpectedly so I do not use it.I don't know whether the problem is with this one battery or whether it is the seller.
1845353
Good question. If the battery said 1500 mah on it, how do we really know its 1500mah? Think about it. A lot of batteries are overrated anyways. I don't see how anyone can go wrong at this price point, so just buy it and enjoy =D
1913243
Not sure what is asked. As it is indicated on the battery it is the 18650 type of battery with capacity of 4000 mAh. Hope this helps.
278373
Pack I received says 4400 on it... I have not checked the actual rating of the battery against a tester...
1095006
The description is correct. It is one battery with the setup, 2200mAh.There seems to be confusion with this - from what I can tell there is a more expensive retail kit that comes with two - however mine came with one, which has been PLENTY.
1925409
It could be labeled as 2AH.Smaller batteries such as these are traditionally labeled in mAh.
1174425
It is a 1200mAh battery. I have no idea what cameras it fits other than my Canon SX260HS.
727415
specifications of the battery says:REPLACEMENT BATTERYRating: 11.1v 5200mah ====Replace.Aspire4220.4310.4520.4710.4720.4920SeriesLC.AHS00.001.AS07A31.BT.00603.036.BTP AS4520G
1223819
the AAA battery that I have are 1000mAH. looks like the product features were listed for AA battery and not AAA battery.
1516115
It is a 970mAh. I have two of the 1000mAh and was looking for a third but the 970mAh is the only thing I could find available. I don't know if they simply reclassified the 1000 to a shorter life or why it is no longer available. The output of the 970 as the is still the same as the 1000 and I really don't notice a difference in the length of operation before requiring a recharge as compared to my 1000's. What you will notice is if you uses a generic. I bought an after market for about 1/2 the price. It 1/2 the price for good reason. My Panasonic Lumix batteries that I bought when I bought the camera new are still going strong. The after market battery worked fine ... for a while ... but died a sudden and tragic death. Stick with the original mfg goods. They are worth the extra cash.