DSTEReplacement for 2X NP-F750 Battery + DC01 Travel and Car Charger Adapter Compatible Sony CCD-TRV215 CCD-TR917 TR315 HDR-FX1000 HDR-FX7 HVR-V1U HVR-Z7U HVR-Z5U Camera as NP-F730 NP-F770

These are good batteries. The size and weight meet my needs (F970 300g, F750 200g).There are many bad comments about the charger, and here is my take: This is the same charge for many much smaller batteries, such as GX85, A6000. As these batteries are high capacities, they need more time to charge. In fact, it is not a bad thing, if you are not in the hurry, because it can extend the battery life. Somewhat like slow cooking for better taste.

I picked these up for some LED video lights that I got for making YouTube videos. Most people use the NP-F550, but anything worth doing is worth overdoing, so I bought the larger NP-F750. These have a longer charge duration than the 550, which is really why I got them. I didn't want to run out of juice in the middle of a video. They're a bit heavy, though. This brand was recommended to me by another YouTuber, so I figured I'd give them a shot. I've used them now for almost a year and have had absolutely no issues with them.

Name brand versions of these batteries are insanely priced. These are priced well and work perfectly. DSTE are the only brand of off brand batteries I buy. I use them (the brand) with both of my LUMIX G85s and my LUMIX GX85 as well.

I bought these batteries to run the lights in my photobooth. I am running NEEWER CN-160 lights and at full power, I have gone 5hrs 30 minutes and no drop in power. I have turned them off at the 5.5 hr mark because i'll never run an event longer than that. I've read a few stories about short life expectancy...but at this price just buy another set! I'll update when these batteries finally die...i'm hoping they last a long time!I do have one minor complaint....the charger it comes with does not seem to do a very good job of charging. It seems it will not give a full charge using it. I put the battery on it...and 5 minutes later the green light comes on indicating its fully charged. From 1/2 dead to full charge in 5 minutes? I really doubt that. However when I use my battery charger (old charger i picked up years ago at bestbuy) it gets the full charge and I am good to go. So that just tells me the circuitry in the charger they give you is either faulty or just not capable. Before you blame the batteries....try a different charger. #justsayinOverall...great buy!

The most reliable aftermarket batteries we've used. Better than the originals in our Ninja Flame and Ninja 2 recorders. The fast charger that comes with the Ninja Flame charges these SO FAST! Not a problem so far. Also used in Yongnuo YN360 and YN300 Air and other LED lights. Our kit is slowly moving towards using these for all power needs using a V-Mount adapter.We are now using DSTE cells in nearly all of our gear. Sony A7s, NEX 5r, a5100, a6300, Lights, Cameras, monitors... all DSTE. They've been that reliable thus far.

Saw this from a couple you tuber recommending this brand, and I am satisfied. I got the NP-F750, for its capacity and size. It works great, the only con I would say is the recharge time, it takes time....

Batteries work well so far, It takes pretty much 8-9 hours to fully charge them. With that said, Depending on your use I recommend buying the Batteries alone and then purchasing the Dual Battery Charger by DSTE instead of buying the dual battery/single charger. DSTE seems to be highly recommended by a lot of the working professionals out there as a Sony replacement. I had an issue with the single charger that I had received but the DSTE quickly made right and sent me a replacement. ( I would recommend to a friend)

Gave battery life 3 stars only because if you keep the light constant after about 30-40 mins it dies. I’ve used them enough to know now. It’s ok though because I bought a few pairs of these so it’s no problem switching them out. They are super affordable and convenient that you can charge both at the same time. Do make sure to charge them ahead of time because they take about 2 full hours to fully charge. Other than that I have no issues I would def buy again.