I am looking at this camera to replace my Olympus fe, the screen "died" today. I have 3 batteries labeled LI-40B LI-42B. Will they work?
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Unfortunately not. The following is a quote from the manual: This camera uses one Olympus lithium ion battery(LI-70B). No other type of batteries can be used.
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Get on the website and go to Amazon.com and type in CB 511 batteries and they should have a replacement for that camera if not probably the same battery but update like mine were. mine were 10 years old battery. the mAh was greater and better on the new ones. I don't know how old your batteries are but if there five years older or more there going to have newer and better batteries form today like mine. I bought two of them and so far I've only use one. they last a long time. I love them
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your camera takes an en-el-19, not sure the difference, maybe the actual battery size, specs look the same
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They work great for me, no problems at all. Although I'm using a d3200, your cameras calls for the same battery. If you have any reservations send the seller an E-mail, as long as you're buying from somewhat of a camera accessory vendor. They would know from any backlash from other buyers.
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I was ordering the EN-EL-5 product.Was the 14 supposed to work as WELL?I did not try them as I tho't this would damage the camera, not using the correct battery.Thanksi
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I have been using Wasabi batteries fo 5 years,in Canon,now Olympus.Very happy with them,they are chipped,you can use their charger to fill your Olympus batteries,so you dont have to take along the awkward lead.
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I got the 1200mAh when I ordered it. Just wish it was really a LI-42B as advertised. They sent me two LI-40Bs. I can't really say the battery life is shorter than the Olympus battery that my camera came with though.
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Check the battery that came with the Olympus TG 860, if it matches a LI-50 it will work
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Neewer Batteries (2x) LI-42B for Olympus SP Series ($4.98) works great for me.
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Mine have worked fine. They don't last as long as the OEM batteries, but work fine. I also use the Wasabi charger to charge the Olympus batteries.
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It may work ... but the problem is the battery is a joke... runs out of charge quickly... I have purchased 2 replacements which have both been very disappointing... I can't use my camera "Fujifilm - finpix JV100" anymore because of it has made the camera wothless after taking 10 pictures and the battery runs out...
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According to the product manual for the SZ-31 the LI-50B is the correct battery for that camera: http://www.olympusamerica.com/files/oima_cckb/SZ-31MR_en%20Manual.pdf
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I am a little confused about your reference to "taking them on trips". Do they work for you at home, and only go DOA when you are away? At any rate, I have been using mine for over a year. Flawless performance, although the original Olympus battery does outlast the Wasabi. The Wasabi are still quite adequate (and affordable), and certainly don't loose the charge just by sitting in my case. If yours are not working - at home, or away - you should get a replacement. FYI, I am shooting the OMD E-M5 also.
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LI-50B. A fully charged battery will last me about 2 hours of continuous use...and we love using the multiple picture feature. I keep an extra charged battery on hand when I know I will be taking a lot of pictures in a short amount of time. FYI: Olympus brand batteries last a longer time than generic ones...I use both.
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Ni-MH do work but the number of pictures is limited. When the battery drops below a certain level your camera is dead. The lens will probably be out and won't come back in until you replace or recharge the battery. I was going to count the number of pictures but I took movies as well. I am guessing about 50 pictures before the battery went dead.
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According to the manual, pay 61, obtained online, this LI-50B is the only battery that should be used in this camera. Google it with Olympus "SP720uz manual" and you will see it.
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Well it depends on what you are running on the camera from what I can tell so far. My camera has been broken a few times so I haven't really had a chance to see the life of the battery. The battery that came with the camera was bad. It died within an hour and wouldn't hold a charge. Mind you the camera was purchased DIRECTLY from Olympus. That wasn't good to have a bad camera AND a bad battery. :( I got a replacement and it seems to work fine. But I can't give you a true time length as I haven't tested it yet past an hour or two with general use.