Is this a sony manufactured battery
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it is. we purchased one about a yer ago for our sony vaio. Works like a charm
1319044
Yes..so far as I know, it is Sony-manufactured and it has worked perfectly since purchased.
2097277
The one I ordered and received from MLC Distribution, Inc. was a genuine Sony battery, and the only steps involved were powering down the computer, removing the old one, popping the new one into place, and powering back up. It's the off-brand ones that require the BIOS patches, if I understand correctly. It seems as though some sellers are claiming to sell the genuine Sony product, but are shipping out third-party batteries of dubious quality. As I said, the one I ordered from MLC Distribution, Inc. was genuine and was identical to the battery my computer originally shipped with. However, check the back of the battery when it arrives. If you don't see it say SONY somewhere on it, I would advise sending it back and getting a full refund.
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Yes. Mine came with the sony battery in the box and an additional off-brand 1800mAh battery. I recieved for christmas but still have not opened the "spare". The camera can charge through a typical android phone charger so I have never really needed the spare.
758767
The battery is removable and is a Sony Lithium Ion N type. The battery model number is NP-BN and I believe the part number is 20140119WAA. I hope this helps.
1128538
Yes I have a sony that takes that battery also and I use it on those batteries .DOES A GOOD QUICK CHARGE.
886569
The brand name of this battery is "Sony" and the way it package will look like one in store. Front hard plastic sealed with paper back, packaged for individual sale. I hope this help.
1382896
They do make an 18650 battery. Here is their data sheet: http://www.sony.com.cn/products/ed/battery/download.pdf
1749864
Yes, I believe it is! I had the same question myself after an experience with one that was not genuine ... This battery has charged, held a charge, and functioned in my Sony camera in the exact manner as the original.
141869
It's my understanding that the battery is proprietary to Sony, but once it is purchased from them, it is easy to install. No problem whatsoever.
737144
I don't know the exact answer to your question, but when I purchased these on Amazon in Dec. 2012 (from "Best Deal Supply"), the listing said "use by 2021." However, the batteries that were delivered were all stamped "use by 2022" and appear to be genuine Sony batteries. I will have used them up long before 2021, so I don't know if Sony is being unrealistic in their date.
329892
I'm not sure but I'd stay away from this battery. It shorted my camera and I had to send my Sony pj-710 out for repair..
262363
It certainly is a genuine battery for Sony A6000. I am using it and it works well.
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In theory, yes. However, the generic battery has to be of the same type (Li-ion) and capacity as the original Sony battery. Many Li-ion batteries include a little microchip in them to determine the "health" and charge state of the battery. A generic manufacture may not include this which will cause problems and possibly damage to itself, the charger or the camera. So you have to be sure the generic meets the original manufacture's specification. When in doubt use original batteries only.
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I ordered it for myself but it was the wrong product. I have a Sony camera, but this one is for Sony camcorder. It's an original Sony battery not refurbished. It came in an original package, but it had been opened. It looks "brand new" or at least "like new" to me. I don't remember the name of the seller. Hope my answer is helpful.
812872
It means non Original Equipment. In other words, you will not see Sony on the battery itself. That said, mine works great... charges, hold charge, good discharge rate. Most often ( if not always), brand name batteries are actually made by third-party manufacturers, acquired by the computer brand (e.g. Sony), then affixes the Sony label on them, then sells them as OEM. Marketing stuff...
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Danniel M, I'm hoping you realize that Sony has some if not all of its batteries made in China. I bought my Sony Vaio straight off the Sony website and the original battery looks just like this one (the photo anyway) and says "made in China". I have not purchased from this seller yet, but I know the original battery was at least made in China, so no reason for that to be an issue.
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Robert, I don't think so and here's why, there are two settings for battery types. The one you might be interested in shows a large N followed by small D T R K. That's all I can tell you as my paper work is long gone. But... I's think Sony could tell you for sure.