Wasabi Power Battery for Fujifilm NP-95 and Fuji FinePix REAL 3D W1, X100, X100S, X-S1

The batteries work fine, and I also use Wasabi Power Batteries for my GoPro, but I do have one problem. The battery description says it is compatible with the original Fuji battery charger. When I charge these batteries with Fuji BC-65N battery charger, the charger only charges the battery to 2/3 of its full charge. I've let the charge charge for 24 hours, and it never fully charges the battery. I have to top off the batteries by charging them via the camera. This probably is not a problem if you are using the Wasabi brand charger, but they really should give customers a heads up on this issue.

After one week with batteries, they seem to last as long as Fuji batteries but are slightly bigger, i bought 2 wasabi batteries and one is slightly larger than the other. One slides in and out pretty well, while the other fits very snug and requires tapping against my hand to get it out.If there are any other issues I will update this post.

works perfect with my fuji x100s, It is rated at a higher mah than the stock fuji camera. I assume I will get longer battery life out of my camera with this battery. I cant say 100% for sure since the battery life is bad on the camera as is lol. If you're looking for a spare battery for your Fuji camera, dont hesitate, these work just as well.

I was reading reviews before I bought this battery for my camera and noticed quite a few people said it is hard to install and remove. With my Finepix F-30 camera it fit just as well as the original factory battery did. No problems. Maybe with other models it is a snug fit. l'm glad I bought it. It's much cheaper than the Fuji battery and has a little more power which will make it last longer between charges.

So i decided to order this due to 2200mah. i recieved the unit yesterday. Although i ordered the unit on Dec. 30. it took them 3-4 days to process and shipped the item. i bought this cause it's $11.99 but did not realize that the office is at La Verne CA. so i got charge tax. and for a tiny package the shipping was 5 bucks. oh well too late now and now its time for review....When i open the packaging i noticed that something was off.1st was the unit itself the 1st thing i did is measured it againts the fuji original battery the WASABI was a tiny bit off maybe 2mm off.... also the weight is a lighter compare to the fuji.... overall im satisfied for a 17 bucks battery..... although i could have gotten the original for 30bucks shipped. oh well....

Purchased two of these for my Fuji X100S because of the name. And I'm totally kidding, but it is fun to say Wasabi!Everyone told me that the Fuji X100S will go through a battery pretty quick and it's a good idea to pick up a spare battery so you can shoot all day. I spent a lot of time looking at all the battery options out there and the reviews are pretty good for nearly all of them. Battery manufacturers are doing a great job these days as so much of our electronic life depends on battery power.Ultimately, the main reason I decided on the Wasabi battery was because they use Japanese power cells. These days, most electronic components coming out of Japan are high quality. That gave these an edge in my purchasing decision. Secondly, the power rating (2200 mAh) is better than the Fuji battery (1800 mAh).The design is also great for a battery, which sounds silly, but it shows an attention to detail. They have a rubberized feeling exterior, not quite sure how to explain that, but it's nice and doesn't feel like it's cheap. It fits perfectly in my Fuji X100S. I was a little concerned when one of the reviewers mentioned it fit a little too tightly. I ended up buying (2) of these batteries and both were exactly the quality I was hoping for and fit perfectly. I actually like them better than the Fuji battery.Can't beat the price and now that I have (3) batteries, I can literally shoot all day and never have to worry about running out of power.

The first battery which I received did not fit. These are poorly constructed, and the sides are just too wide; this coupled with wrinkled labels straight out of the box means these will get wedged in your camera requiring you to forcefully shake them out (exactly what I want to be doing with my expensive and very sensitive camera equipment). This was the case with both batteries that were sent to me (the second being a replacement sent directly from Wasabi). I have zero confidence that this won't get lodged in the camera should the internal cells swell in the slightest amount, and that these would fit in a X100, or X100T either...I have used a STK (Sterling Tek) NP-95 battery for the past few months now, that works just as well as an OEM battery.

I've had my Fuji X100S for 10 years now and the OG batteries were on the fritz. This was exactly what I needed. Charged right up and got me back in business.