Bonadget2 Pack 2000mAh EN-EL3 EN-EL3A Replacement Battery and LCD Dual Charger Compatible with Nikon D700 D90 D300S D300 D200 D80 D50 D70S D70 D100 D900 Digital Cameras

i won a camera at an auction and it didn’t come with the batteries. The batteries worked perfectly but the camera was defective so I returned the batteries because I trashed the camera.

Have not used the batteries long enough to know how long they last in the camera or overall. BUT the price was perfect & they work. Also liked that 2 batteries can be charged at once.

1 of the batterys is defective and drains as soon as its charged , the other battery is fine and my old battery charges with no issues so i still have the 2 i need for my camera grip so it was still a good deal

I recently purchased the Bonadget 2 Pack 2000mAh EN-EL3 EN-EL3A Replacement Battery and LCD Dual Charger for my Nikon D300, and I must say, it's a perfect fit. The performance is indistinguishable from the OEM batteries, and the value for the price is unbeatable. The only minor hiccup is the way the battery fits into the charger; the rectangular slots don't seem to be designed with the battery shape in mind. Despite this, I'm thoroughly satisfied with my purchase.

It’s on me that I didn’t discover until long after the 30-day return closed that this purchase was a complete waste of time and money.The charger fried the accompanying batteries. 0.000 VDC, not even a sliver of micro-voltage left. The charger’s abs-style plastic is stamped indicating it is for en-el3e batteries and it’s output is in the range of 8.4 VDC but my meter tells a different story. Just over 12 VDC output, which apparently the two accompanying batteries didn’t like.Another charger I acquired recently reads 8.4 VDC output and the two batteries passed to it (one that I’ve been using for over 5 years), are still kicking strong.

This product came exactly as advertised, and the batteries perfectly fit my camera. They're great backup batteries and I can use the charger off my speed charger in the field, since it uses a micro USB charger. Plus, in the event (please realize this hasn't happened yet, but as a contingency) the original cord breaks or I lose it, it's really easy to replace with my phone charger, tablet charger, or something I can pick up at the drugstore for about $5. It charges quickly when hooked up to one of my phone chargers or the tablet charger, too, so that's great. My laptop USB ports don't have the output for it to charge as quickly, but it's still very useful because it's so universal.

As good or better than expected.

One battery held its charge and charges up fine but the other battery got one use and now fails to charge. Be sure to test these out before your return window closes.