llano 2-Pack NP-W235 Batteries and 18W Fast Charger Set for Fujifilm GFX100RF, X-T5, X-T4, VG-XT4, X-S20, GFX100S, GFX50S II, X-H2S, X-H2, 2400mAh High Capacity, 2-Slot, Smart Digital Display

As a wedding photographer I need to recharge my camera batteries at various times throughout the day. I have left numerous batteries & chargers at venues over the years, charging from some out of the way, hidden plug socket & completely forgotten about them until I got home. With this I can use a powerbank so I can charge on the go or I can keep close to my bag so I don't leave it behind!

Excellant product. Well made and works very efficiently. It’s a shame that Fuji don’t include a proper battery charger when purchasing their cameras? The only company I’ve purchased a camera from that doesn’t.

No surprises here - just as ordered - works well

Having extra batteries during long photography sessions has been critical for me. I've found these really useful as they hold dependable power levels comparable to Fujifilm’s originals. The added capacity of 2400mAh versus the standard 2200mAh provides a slight but noticeable boost in shooting longevity, however only time will tell if the capacity degrades over time. The 18W dual charger is thoughtfully designed. It charges two batteries simultaneously and provides clear percentage-based progress on the LCD display. At three hours to fully charge both, the most likely charging scenario is overnight. The SD card storage slot built into the charger is very interesting. It’s not something I needed, but given this is a secure case with a lid, it has come in quite handy for securely carrying spare cards. Actually quite impresses me they added this in. The package includes a fabric pouch, which feels unnecessary to me, but it’s nice that it’s included. The batteries perform well, with no noticeable differences in functionality compared to OEM ones, and I haven’t encountered any compatibility issues. I really hope he higher charging speeds don't impact long-term battery lifespan. For now, I find the tradeoff worthwhile, though. At its price point, considering Fujifilm’s original batteries are significantly more expensive, I'd have no problem recommending.

Was pleasantly surprised by the quality of these considering the price. Has become an essential for my backpack when travelling with my Fujifilm camera. The 2400 mAh batteries are great quality and in my opinion just as good as OEM ones. The charger has a cool LCD display on the front to let you know that charge status of each battery. Charges quickly as advertised with the 18W charging speed. The mysterious SD slot doesn't do anything fancy - it's only there for storing a spare card with the batteries. Overall, very impressed with set and think it is great value at the current price of £55.99! (with 20% discount voucher applied) Highly recommended! ;)

In our household we have a number of brands of camera and the Fujufilm X-T5 is one of them. M is the main user of that camera. This kit contains two spare batteries in a portable charging case. The charging case does not contain it's own power source (it's not like an Airpod charging case) but it can be connected to external power for charging on the go. She says that this is a really useful kit. Previously she only had the one OEM battery and had to travel with a charger and pause photography while recharging. Now, with this kit, she is liberated - even without access to mains power she can take 3x the photographs without running out of power, and if she has somewhere to plug in the charging case she has essentially unlimited shooting power. The batteries work well - seemingly as good as the OEM originals - and they charge at the same kind of speed. Altogether we are VERY happy with this battery set.

[For the sake of transparency, I received this item for free through the Amazon Vine programme on condition that I leave an honest review. I give this review honestly and the fact that I did not pay for this item has not influenced my rating] As far as non-OEM batteries go, these genuinely aren't bad. The charging case is rather smart looking and the magnetic snap lid is quite nifty. While the USB-C charging port is exposed, you probably should make use of the drawstring pouch. The batteries were partially pre-charged at just under 60% and charging them both to full took 93 minutes to complete. With 2,400mAh of juice per battery, I ought to get about good day's use out of both together. As the promotional images indicate, the case doesn't have an internal battery itself; it can still be charged via a power bank if you're on the move. Some may find the case bulky but I think it's a reasonable sacrifice for the sake of its utility, especially if you normally carry a power bank with you. I have found in recent years that some non-OEM batteries are as good as, if not, better than those the devices comes with. I'd certainly say they're on a part and the charging case is a useful novelty. I'm happy to recommend thise product.

Very unhappy. Not a cheap charger but does not accurately charge batteries , often displaying very inaccurate displays. Photos attached show a camera display of 92% charge, and the battery charger displaying 100% with the exact same battery seconds after. Two batteries both displayed 100% charge in the charger, but the camera only showed 28% and 56%. Very disappointed.