STK's Fuji NP-95 Battery - 2000 mAH for Fujifilm Finepix X100S, X100, F30, X-S1, F31fd, Real 3D W1, NP-95, BC-65

I bought 3 of these for my X100s and took them to the Marshall Islands last week. High heat and 99% humidity. I actually expected my camera to fry from condensation because the Marshallese love them some A.C. It held up. So did these batteries. I guess a better test will be how they do in the cold. Anyway, each has been thoroughly used (to the point of complete discharge) and charged at least 1 time and at 2000 mAH they actually last a hair longer than the one that came with the camera (it's 1800mAH). SterlingTek sent me an email before the items ever arrived thanking me for the purchase which I thought was really nice. I paid less for 3 of these batteries than for 1 Fuji brand one. I'm a big believer in, "you get what you pay for" because true bargains in the photography world are rare. I don't own any off-brand batteries for my wedding kit. But these? Just buy them. The ONLY thing I didn't like is that for some reason this comes via Ontrac for Prime accounts (at least for my area.) Ontrac has never been on time for us but that's no reflection on the product itself. I dig it, saved me a small fortune and if one does go out? They're only $10.

Not long after purchasing my beloved Fujifilm X100, I did something stupid: I forgot to turn it off, and something pressed on a button while it was in my camera bag. As you can guess, the battery was dead a couple of hours later, when I went to use the camera.Immediately thereafter, I decided to pick up a couple of extra batteries, first to ensure that I'd never be caught without a usable camera again, and also because the X100 doesn't take many shots on charge.So I bought two of the STK NP-95 batteries. Why not the OEM Fuji? A couple of reasons: First, are were half the price of the genuine Fuji batteries -- only $10 each! What's more, STK claims that these are 2000 mAh batteries, and the OEM Fuji is only 1800.I keep all three batteries in circulation: One in the camera, and the other two in my camera bag. The spares are in individual ziploc baggies to keep them clean and to stop something from touching the contacts. (That would be bad.) When I'm shooting, I often put one of the spares into my pocket.Can't say that I've noticed a difference in the longevity in the STK batteries compared to the Fuji.In any case, I have had no problems with these batteries at all. I heartily endorse buying 2x of these instead of 1x of the Fuji NP-95 OEM battery.

The battery holds a charge longer than the stock Fuji battery and is inexpensive but of good quality. The seller is all about customer service and addressed one battery which I had to return because it would not come out of the camera easily but they sent me two replacements and a battery charger. The other two batteries I bought are flawless and work so well. Shooting over 100 shots and the battery still shows a full charge This will be great for my audio show photo shoots for my reports. overall for 10.00 each an great dealer and excellent customer serve. I highly recommend them. I have 4 fully charged batteries when I plan to shoot for a few days. I carry three on me and one stays in my charger for easy use if i should ever get to the 4th battery.Frank Iacone

I would like to return this battery, which I've only used a few times, however I'm 5 days past the return window. I see no way to contact the seller to complain about the awful smell and heat after my latest use today.I used it for about half an hour to do some test shooting in prep for what I want to do later today. When I saw it was drained slightly, I decided to switch it out for my fully charged OEM. That's when I noticed an awful, hot, electronic smell emitting from the camera body and the battery itself.It's always been a tight fit, but that wasn't a red flag for me until now. If the seller is reading this, please contact me. This battery is trouble.

Very stable and reliable power source. Equal to quality of Fuji OEM cells. I prefer to use OEM batteries while cameras are under warranty so as not to risk void the warranty if a third party battery damages my cameras. As emergency backup power and for out of warranty cameras I am careful about what batteries I choose. Many third party batteries lack the internal under/over charge and discharge protection found in OEM batteries. The SterlingTek batteries have worked exceedingly well for my in a variety of cameras brands including the Fuji X100s these are now powering.

X100T eats batteries and have had several different brandsAll okay, but over time they all lost power & could not be recharged to where they used to beSo far, this one is holding a charge well (bought 2) and lasting much longer than even the OEM batteryOnly time will tell, but so far am impressed

The battery works just fine in the X100S -- The size and shape are the same as the Fuji battery so no problem with the fit, either into the charger or the camera. Charges without problems and powers the camera without any problems. Only had it for a short time, so cannot comment on the longevity, but at the lower price, seems like a good alternative.

My Fuji X100S chews through batteries quickly, so it's good to carry a few spares. I bought three of these STK batteries for less than the price of one Fuji original. I'm pleased with my purchase.Fit and finish on the STK's seem every bit as good as the Fuji. The only difference I can tell is the Fuji battery is off-white and the STK batteries are black. Blindfolded I couldn't tell them apart.AT 2000 mAH, the advertised capacity of the STK is 200 mAH more than the Fuji original. I have no way of measuring this objectively. I can only confirm that this battery runs my X100S at least as long as the Fuji battery. If there is a capacity difference, it's not noticeable to me amid the more important variations in LCD use, etc.Delivery was prompt and well-packaged.Overall, a great value -- much cheaper than the Fuji original and seems to be just as good in all regards.