compared to the go pro battery how long does this last on a full charge ?
466248
Same or a few longer, they are awesome batteries and the charger is convenient, about an hour to charge, Well worth it!
466249
like 1/4th. But it was minus 20 celcius and now im experiencing much better battery time. Almoast the same, around 6/8th maybe.Now its around -5 Celcius
466250
Mine are lasting for over 1.5h and they outrun oem GoPro batteries by just few minutes. The real test comes after several charges but I don't have any complains so far. Good luck with your shooting;)
1132979
I got 2 Wasabi batteries with an AC charger and have had the charger and 1 battery for some time. The other battery show charged and run the GoPro 2 in HD for about 4 minutes max. After it cost me some footage I will be many years in the opportunity to get again, it is in the recycle bin at a BestBuy , so charge and test the Wasabi batteries before you depend on them.
912197
The charge stays a long time though different factors will affect it just like the OEM battery. I shoot an average of 20 to 50 shots daily, most with an AF-S Nikkor 55-300 ED lens using autofocus about 75% of the time. I get 3 to 4 weeks of charge out of either this battery or the Nikon-branded one; I can determine no difference between them. The LED view or shooting video will decrease the use time between recharges for either one. Recharge time is also the same as the OEM battery. I suspect that they are the identical unit, and I wouldn't hesitate to buy another if I needed it or to encourage anyone else to do so; it works perfectly with the D3200 for me every day. The charge stays a long time though different factors will affect it just like the OEM battery. I shoot an average of 20 to 50 shots daily, most with an AF-S Nikkor 55-300 ED lens using autofocus about 75% of the time. I get 3 to 4 weeks of charge out of either this battery or the Nikon-branded one; I can determine no difference between them. The LED view or shooting video will decrease the use time between recharges for either one. Recharge time is also the same as the OEM battery. I suspect that they are the identical unit, and I wouldn't hesitate to buy another if I needed it or to... » Read More The charge stays a long time though different factors will affect it just like the OEM battery. I shoot an average of 20 to 50 shots daily, most with an AF-S Nikkor 55-300 ED lens using autofocus about 75% of the time. I get 3 to 4 weeks of charge out of either this battery or the Nikon-branded one; I can determine no difference between them. The LED view or shooting video will decrease the use time between recharges for either one. Recharge time is also the same as the OEM battery. I suspect that they are the identical unit, and I wouldn't hesitate to buy another if I needed it or to encourage anyone else to do so; it works perfectly with the D3200 for me every day. « Show Less
760713
As you know, the answer depends on what exactly you're using it for. If you're just taking snap shots without all the art features, or just a bit of video here and there, then for me the battery lasts for weeks. However, if you're out doing HD 1080 filming, which I do often, then I'll go through a battery every two to four days with over an hour worth of clips to show for it (with image stabilizer off & not using the zoom). However, when I do use the built in image stabilizer for video and pic taking as well as zoom, I only get about 30 min worth of video. When my battery is finally drained, it takes about three to four hours to recharge. As you know, the answer depends on what exactly you're using it for. If you're just taking snap shots without all the art features, or just a bit of video here and there, then for me the battery lasts for weeks. However, if you're out doing HD 1080 filming, which I do often, then I'll go through a battery every two to four days with over an hour worth of clips to show for it (with image stabilizer off & not using the zoom). However, when I do use the built in image stabilizer for video and pic taking as well as zoom, I only get about 30 min worth of video. When my battery is finally... » Read More As you know, the answer depends on what exactly you're using it for. If you're just taking snap shots without all the art features, or just a bit of video here and there, then for me the battery lasts for weeks. However, if you're out doing HD 1080 filming, which I do often, then I'll go through a battery every two to four days with over an hour worth of clips to show for it (with image stabilizer off & not using the zoom). However, when I do use the built in image stabilizer for video and pic taking as well as zoom, I only get about 30 min worth of video. When my battery is finally drained, it takes about three to four hours to recharge. « Show Less
988320
initially it took about 2+ hours, since that initial charge it has been recharging to a full charge in about 1 to 1 1/2 hours. They are great batteries and have a very good runtime. I can use mine for almost 4 hours straight before the low battery warning light comes on in the camcorder. Great product.
2227834
Long term I cannot answer your question, because I just recently bought it. But the one I have has kept a full charge for over two weeks when not being used. Hope this helps.
1608652
With a full battery charge, you can film up to three hours (180 minutes) using the battery that comes with the camera. I have recorded well over 2 hours of footage at one time, and still had battery charge left. If you're not going to use the camera for awhile, charge the battery and then take it out of the camera for storage - this will reduce the amount of time you will have to recharge the next time you use it. I've never bought replacement batteries, since I've never needed more than 3 hours of battery life. The last time I looked at them, there were two options - a lower capacity battery (60 minutes, I think) that was about $20, and a 180 minute battery that was about $45-50. I would suggest buying the Samsung brand batteries, as I've heard that other brands do not work with this camera. Supposedly Samsung has something in the firmware that will recognize an off-brand battery and refuse to use it. I have not tested this, so I don't know if it's true.
491070
I did one while driving shooting every 30 sec and it lasted 3 hrs on full charge. On the way back I set it for 1 min. intervals and the die time was identical. So I'm not really sure how much more battery capturing an image takes over just idling.
2109790
Usually around 6-8 hours. I've never had the battery die on a full days use.
294450
I should add to my previous response that the battery life on a full charge is at least 8 hours.
1408116
1:52 on a full charge but it automatically goes into battery-saving mode when not recording or if LCD screen is closed and not turned off. Mine has lasted for a whole day touring Europe but I carry a back-up just in case.
434008
The battery takes 2 hours to charge on the initial charge, less later if some charge is left. A full charge lasts 25 hours. From the moment the light starts flashing, the battery is in a low-charge state and has 4 hours left. Great battery life!
1105411
Lasts very little. In my 8Gb card I believe I should be able to fit about 74min of HD movie in MP4, but the battery won`t last anywhere near that. I still have to do some further testings, but my guess is that it lasts about 25~35 minutes. Since I haven`t done any tests with the camera only shooting movies, I am not sure about these values, it`s just a rough guess. Anyway, I find that the biggest problem is that it only warns you that the battery is about to end when it is already over, so you don`t get any extra seconds once the battery sign starts blinking (missed some great shots because of that). I carry two batteries with me and I am buying a third one, simply because this camera deserves it (video quality is superb and photo quality is good), I am overall happy with the camera. You just have to adapt yourself to change the batteries more frequently.
1678304
I have found that a full charge will last for 1/2 to 3/4 of an hour if used constantly for the whole time. Also depends on how fast you run it.
1677787
Assuming you have gopro hero which has a 1050 mAh battery and a go pro uses a jab charger then yes it would give it about 60% more power however it's a slow charger made more for leaving connected while using
2024137
New I'm not sure of the length of time, estimating 3-4 hours with a full charge. This is for our older camcorder & thought we would never find a battery replacement anywhere & there was a tape still inside the camera, but thanks to Amazon we now have the missing tape, a camcorder which was my husband's first and after all this time works just like the day it was bought
2177876
It has a proprietary battery charged via USB with wall charger included. The battery will last for a full day of shooting. The movie mode will drain the battery quicker, but I was still able to take tons of underwater pics and about an hour of video of kiddos snorkeling on a single charge!