Kastar Battery (X2) & Slim USB Charger for Kodak KLIC-7004 K7004 NP-50 D-Li68 and EasyShare M2008 V1273 V1233 V1253 Zi8 Zi12 PlayFull Dual PlaySport PlayTouch Q7 Q10 Q-S1 Ricoh WG-M2 Camera

I found a tiny Kodak EasyShare at a thrift store, one of the later models from when their products started to improve. It takes awesome pictures now that I have these really good batteries. I have to say, then I'm a little miffed that I couldn't find a charger that simply plugs in the wall, but this actually works better. I have all kinds of cell phone chargers laying around here and this gets the job done very well. Also because of its compact design it slides right into the camera bag with the camera with no problems. Great little product and I definitely will buy it again if I need another one

Had an old camera with no charger. These worked perfectly.

I charged the battery completely full before using it. It only lasted an 8 minute use on my camera before the battery died. Highly disappointed with the usage time. Out of window for return or else I would return the product.

My first camera was a Kodak point-and-shoot that took KLIC 7004 batteries. Even after I moved on to usin a DSLR, I kept that one as a go-anywhere camera that found its place taken by a Fuji X-10 that I've had since shotly after it came out; it takes the same battery, as luck would have it. Point is, the three batteries I have have got some mileage on them -- I've been using them for a decade or longer, and while they're still useable, they don't hold as much charge as they used to.Finding these was a stroke of luck. They fit my Fuji, and because they're new, I get to shoot the way I used to. Battery life is good, even on a larger camera that's a bit of a power hog. These batteries also charge quickly in either the supplied charger, or the Fuji or Kodak chargers (if, like me, you've still got both of those). I actually like the Fuji charger the best of the three; the Kastar charger's a bit fussy, and the Kodak charger can be finicky too, probably on account of its age.Anyway, long story short, if you have a camera that takes these batteries, they're probably getting a bit long in the tooth. Treat yourself to some new ones -- these are good, and they're money well spent.

The fit of the batteries is good. The weight is similar to a genuine Fuji NP-50; each weighs 0.6oz.Runtime is not as long, you will need approx 2 to equal one of the genuine Fuji original battery. These seem to deplete faster with video than with conventional photography, so apparently they cannot handle the extra current draw very well.Overall, they do not cost much, so you get what you pay for. I wish the mAh ratings were more accurate. But, this is largely the only-game-in-town so we gotta be satisfied or pay the huge cost for a genuine factory battery.

It is a good replacement charger for Kodak KLIC-7004 batteries, which is now hard to get. It comes with 2 batteries. They don't last as long as the original Kodak batteries, but what would you expect at this price. Still, these batteries are good as replacement batteries while the original one is charging.

I recently found my old Kodak Easy share from 2008. I wanted to use it for my nephews graduation, since it had a better zoom than my phone. Sadly, I couldn’t find the charging cable for it. I’m sure it got put in some box somewhere when I moved.So this thing came to the rescue! When I saw it, I decided to give it a try. The first thing I did was try the charger with the battery that came with the camera, and it charged fine. I was able to boot up the camera and use it. Then, after charging the other batteries, tried them on the camera. And both worked well. I can’t tell how comfortable they are with the original battery, but they do work, and now I have three of them anyway. From initial impressions, I would recommend .

The batteries last less than 20 minutes at full charge. Worthless purchase!!!!