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Sony NP-FW50 Lithium-Ion Rechargeable Battery Price History
Price History for Sony NP-FW50 Lithium-Ion 1020mAh Rechargeable Battery
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$58.00
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$58.00
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October 12, 2024
Sony NP-FW50 Lithium-Ion Rechargeable Battery Description
Made in China
Long battery life
Mean output: 7.2V. Maximum charge voltage: DC 8.4 V ,Maximum charge current: 1.02 A
Minimum capacity: 7.3Wh (1020mAh). Fast recharging time and more accurate and fast remaining capacity indication
Sony NP-FW50 Lithium-Ion Rechargeable Battery Specification
Specification: Sony NP-FW50 Lithium-Ion Rechargeable Battery
Product Dimensions
3.8 x 8.7 x 1.2 inches
Item Weight (ounces)
3.2
ASIN
B003OBUJIK
Item model number
NPFW50
Batteries
1 Product Specific batteries required.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
Date First Available
July 28, 2017
Country of Origin
China
Unit Count (Count)
1.0
Voltage (Volts)
7.2
Reusability
Rechargeable
Model Name
Sony NP-FW50 Lithium-Ion 1020mAh Rechargeable Battery
Battery Weight (Grams)
57
Item dimensions L x W x H
3.8 x 8.7 x 1.2 inches
Item Weight (Pounds)
0.2
Amperage (Amps)
8.4
Battery Capacity
1080 Milliamp Hours
Global Trade Identification Number
00027242797062
UPC
027242797062
Manufacturer
Sony
Sony NP-FW50 Lithium-Ion Rechargeable Battery Reviews (13)
13 reviews for Sony NP-FW50 Lithium-Ion Rechargeable Battery
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Steve L –
This is the battery used in the Sony RX10-IV, which is the camera I have. It works well. The “InfoLithium” feature communicates the state of charge with the camera, which can then display it.
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Eric T. –
Tried the cheaper aftermarket and have to say I would pay more for OEM battery. the cheaper ones don’t last as long and you’ll end up carrying two or three aftermarket batteries while you can invest the same money for one OEM battery
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Jamie –
I have several of these as extras for my Sony camera that are generic brand & they don’t last very long at all. I bit the bullet and ordered the Sony one, since that was the case, and the Sony blows the cheap ones out of the water. Lasts WAY longer. Should’ve just gotten the name brand to start with, apparently. Sharing my lesson learned.
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Preaux Guy –
Lorsquez l’on compare la baterie d’origine Sony à des produits de sous-marque, on sait que ce produit est sensiblement plus cher mais on sait ausii pourquoi : il ne vous abandonne pas en pleine prise de vue alors que votre batterie de rechange est restée dans le sac dans la voiture ! Une bonne photo, ça n’a pas de prix !
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Ken –
Sony batteries are well made and works well in my Sony cameras. I can use one battery all day while taking pictures.
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Freitag –
Seriously, the risks with lithium-ion batteries make it unwise to buy knock-offs. Get the real brand for your device – in this case Sony branded batteries. They’re safer, and they last much longer.
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BC –
I do not like paying this kind of money for batteries, but based on multiple after market brands I have used original brand names do appear to hold charges longer, not only while being stored but during use.
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Trinh H. –
Price is a little pricey.
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Eloisa Brasil –
Ótimo
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Azphxguy –
What can I say, they’re Sony brand batteries. They work reliably and charge at a decent speed.
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Eugene C. Hayes –
I purchased the sony battery for my Sony A6000 camera. Previously I purchased “Off brand” batteries and they lost their ability to hold a charge after several uses. My original battery was the sony and that seemed to last much longer so I am back to sony. I gave 4 stars due to price. It cost 2-3 times what the other batteries cost. It is a lot of money for a single battery. So far it is hold a charge and working better, but I’ll see how it does over time.
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Videokamerad –
Aus langjähriger Erfahrung weiß ich, dass Sony original Akkus wesentlich leistungsstärker und langlebiger sind als die von Fremdanbietern. Man kann sie, um Geld zu sparen, oft auch getrost gebraucht kaufen. Der von anSanto gelieferte NP-FW50 war, wie versprochen, nahezu neuwertig. 19.90€ inklusive Versand mit Rückgaberecht (was ich selbstverständlich nicht in Anspruch genommen habe), sind ein wirklich faires Angebot, und ich bin froh, das hier auf dem amazon marketplace entdeckt zu haben. Ein Blick in die “Kleinanzeigen” verrät schnell, dass das anSanto-Angebot unschlagbar ist.
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Peyton –
There is no argument on the longevity of a Sony vs cheap battery. If I have learned anything in my years, don’t buy cheap stuff. My original Sony battery for my A6000 is still gong strong, but the LAST (#5, I write the number on them to rotate thru in usage) of the cheap batteries will no longer hold a charge. #4 is on the way out, and #2&3 are slowly catching up. Please, you spent all this money on a good camera, buy a good battery. Thanks.
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Steve L –
This is the battery used in the Sony RX10-IV, which is the camera I have. It works well. The “InfoLithium” feature communicates the state of charge with the camera, which can then display it.
Eric T. –
Tried the cheaper aftermarket and have to say I would pay more for OEM battery. the cheaper ones don’t last as long and you’ll end up carrying two or three aftermarket batteries while you can invest the same money for one OEM battery
Jamie –
I have several of these as extras for my Sony camera that are generic brand & they don’t last very long at all. I bit the bullet and ordered the Sony one, since that was the case, and the Sony blows the cheap ones out of the water. Lasts WAY longer. Should’ve just gotten the name brand to start with, apparently. Sharing my lesson learned.
Preaux Guy –
Lorsquez l’on compare la baterie d’origine Sony à des produits de sous-marque, on sait que ce produit est sensiblement plus cher mais on sait ausii pourquoi : il ne vous abandonne pas en pleine prise de vue alors que votre batterie de rechange est restée dans le sac dans la voiture ! Une bonne photo, ça n’a pas de prix !
Ken –
Sony batteries are well made and works well in my Sony cameras. I can use one battery all day while taking pictures.
Freitag –
Seriously, the risks with lithium-ion batteries make it unwise to buy knock-offs. Get the real brand for your device – in this case Sony branded batteries. They’re safer, and they last much longer.
BC –
I do not like paying this kind of money for batteries, but based on multiple
after market brands I have used original brand names do appear to hold charges longer,
not only while being stored but during use.
Trinh H. –
Price is a little pricey.
Eloisa Brasil –
Ótimo
Azphxguy –
What can I say, they’re Sony brand batteries. They work reliably and charge at a decent speed.
Eugene C. Hayes –
I purchased the sony battery for my Sony A6000 camera. Previously I purchased “Off brand” batteries and they lost their ability to hold a charge after several uses. My original battery was the sony and that seemed to last much longer so I am back to sony. I gave 4 stars due to price. It cost 2-3 times what the other batteries cost. It is a lot of money for a single battery. So far it is hold a charge and working better, but I’ll see how it does over time.
Videokamerad –
Aus langjähriger Erfahrung weiß ich, dass Sony original Akkus wesentlich leistungsstärker und langlebiger sind als die von Fremdanbietern. Man kann sie, um Geld zu sparen, oft auch getrost gebraucht kaufen. Der von anSanto gelieferte NP-FW50 war, wie versprochen, nahezu neuwertig. 19.90€ inklusive Versand mit Rückgaberecht (was ich selbstverständlich nicht in Anspruch genommen habe), sind ein wirklich faires Angebot, und ich bin froh, das hier auf dem amazon marketplace entdeckt zu haben. Ein Blick in die “Kleinanzeigen” verrät schnell, dass das anSanto-Angebot unschlagbar ist.
Peyton –
There is no argument on the longevity of a Sony vs cheap battery. If I have learned anything in my years, don’t buy cheap stuff. My original Sony battery for my A6000 is still gong strong, but the LAST (#5, I write the number on them to rotate thru in usage) of the cheap batteries will no longer hold a charge. #4 is on the way out, and #2&3 are slowly catching up.
Please, you spent all this money on a good camera, buy a good battery.
Thanks.