The OEM battery is 1350 mah and yours is 1500, will this damage camera?
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No, mah is only capacity, nothing about power output. I use mine all the time, no damage.
451924
I have had no issue switching from these batteries back and forth to the OEM battery.
1535695
Not sure about this battery. The spare I bought was BMB9E. The one you are showing is just the BMB9. I did buy from Mike's...and they should be able to answer your question. I did find that the spare battery did not hold a charge as long as the original battery for this camera, but the spare I bought did charge and did work for me. I took it to Africa on safari...and didn't hesitate to use it. Hope this helps. Ask the seller about this particular one.
304328
Hi there , i bought this battery for the exact same camera WB150F and it works perfect . Regards !Antoan
2146210
If you're asking whether the high voltage could possibly destroy/damage your camera, why take the risk using a non-oem $9 battery in a $900+ camera, just to save $40? Is it really much of an issue? No, 0.2/0.4VDC is going to be negligible.
2133466
I couldn't honestly answer that question. I can only tell you we have not experienced any problems with ours. I would say any battery has the potential to damage your camera.
544599
I can not say if the battery will work with your camera. You may need to do the research on your own.
941425
the oem is only 1080mha and does not last as long. This new battery has already outlast any other battery that i have had for my canon camera
1921722
Mine produced unreliable results. Only worked well immediately after a full charge. Once you start draining it, camera got blocked. You have no way of knowing how much charge is left...It is not 3300 mAh, it's less than that.
1640211
No it will not. I bought one for my D5500 because the description says it is compatible. It will NOT work. It won't turn the camera on. I used both OEM batteries, and the supplied batteries...none would turn my camera on. I used the supplied cable, inserted grip first then batteries, powered on camera first, etc...many different combinations but none worked. I'm not the only one having this problem with a D5500.
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I'm glad someone brought this to attention. I also have a battery (Power2000 FOR NIKON EN-EL14 7.4V 1500mAh 11.1Wh) that doesn't work. Although it worked for the first two months after I received my kit, I noticed that the camera was not taking it after I would insert and turn on the camera, the screen would say: "! This battery cannot be used. Choose battery designated for this camera." My other battery works well but it was sure nice to have had a backup before this.
955833
This battery doesn't work with the camera it is supposed to work with. So take that as you may!
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The battery I received says [sic] "POWWER for EN-EL9 Replacement. Li-ion battery 7.4V 2000 mAh". Who knows? It charges fine in my OEM Nikon charger and holds charge now for several months. It works alone or in my battery grip with my Nikon D5000. $15 delivered, or you can can pay $35 or so for an OEM genuine Nikon.
720827
I have no idea since that isn't the camera that I have. Check your operating manual and it will list the battery you need.
1806503
I am not really sure I used it as a replacement for my camera. I don't think that it holds the same charge as my original one did.
1647947
I found that your camera according to the Sony site would be a NB-FG1 So the above battery will not work
2109270
If the question is will this battery "fit in" the ELPH 135, I have no idea. You might try going to the Canon web site and choosing that camera to see the specifications for its battery.
814662
Debi, the battery would work, but understand it is a 2600 amh battery. The original Nikon is 1500, which means it is not going to hold the charge as long as original Nikon.