Wasabi PowerBattery (4-Pack) for Fujifilm NP-W126 & FinePix HS33EXR, HS50EXR, X-T100, X-T200, X100F, X100V, X-A10, X-E2S, X-E3, X-E4, X-Pro2, X-Pro3, X-T1, X-T2, X-T3, X-T10, X-T20, X-T30, X-T30 II

These batteries are rated slightly higher than the OEM batteries supplied by Fuji. They charge fast and hold a charge well, the only thing might be their longevity, but they lasted about as long as my Fuji OEM batteries before no longer accepting a charge. Draining them completely will shorten opr end their lifespan, so try and get them charged back up before they are 100% dead - take them out of your camera and periodically charge them if you don't shoot at least once a week.

I have over 6 Fuji cameras and these are great for the price.So far, they last as long as my OEM batteries and these costsuch less.

It is a very good pack, they are not expensive and the batteries last almost as long as the original ones .Let's wait to see how they behave after a year.

I've stocked up on these since I have two Fujifilm cameras that take the same battery. I can't say that I have any complaints.I recently shot my X-H1 with three of these (1 body/2 grip) at an air show. I took just shy of 2000 images over the course of about 4 hours and only went through two batteries completely. I was shocked that it lasted that long but I never had to change batteries. Now I do practice good battery discipline and the body is off if I'm not shooting, but that's a lot of images.

I got these as extras to have for a video shoot. Shocking, they lasted longer than the actual Fuji batteries did. Over time I’m expecting a quicker life fall of, but for the price these are fantastic.

These batteries are obviously marketed as an economical alternative to the OEM batteries, and Wasabi Power seemed to be popular, so I thought I'd give them a try.After a couple of charge-discharge cycles with a power-monitoring charger, they're showing as having about 880 mAh rather than the 1400 mAh marked on the batteries. Camera battery life is noticeably shorter with these batteries.The mislabeled capacity, whether by accident or design, also raises doubts about the quality of components and workmanship used, and I'm not willing to risk fire or equipment damage for a couple of cheaper batteries.

Cycled through these on a long trip and they did the job

Tough review given the fact that the Fuji brand batteries are so expensive and have just as pathetic battery "life." But this review is about the build quality, the battery life is a problem of Fujifilm.These batteries are so cheap that 1 out of 4 failing is ok. Which is a shame.