BM 2 LI-90B, LI-92B Batteries and Charger for Olympus Tough TG Series, SP-100, SH- Series Cameras

Bought these for extra quick-swap batteries for my OM Systems TG-7 Tough camera, which came with one Li-92B battery. The batteries are a perfect fit, identical in size and shape as the OEM Olympus Li-92B battery. Fits my camera like a glove. No issues with compatibility. Charger works great. Highly recommended.

Bought first set of these in March 2022. Now it's time for another set. They have worked well with our six months of diving in SE Asia last year, about 150 dives. Very pleased and recommend considering original Olympus batteries are 6x the cost. Sad to see a lot of unhappy reviews tho.Butch

If you buy a TG-5, as just did, you need a charger, since the camera doesn't come with one. Olympus expects you to charge the battery in the camera with a USB cable, which means that you are using a capable and expensive camera to charge batteries! And the camera is out of action until there's juice in the battery. It's pretty awful to run out of power in just when things are getting good so it's always good practice to have at least one extra charged battery within reach. This set seems to be well made and it works. Apparently it will charge in a car, American wall sockets and even comes with an adapter for use in Europe. I can't speak for the quality of the batteries yet, but I will say that after market batteries have seldom let me down. This is a good deal for the price.

Simply put, this charger and the batteries that come with it leave little to complain about. They charge quickly and have adapters for differant power sources ( U>S> or Euro) this charger is easier to use than the one the camera comes with and can be plugged into any socket and will charge up your batteries in about 2 hours or less if it isn't totaly drained.. Considering the price of the batteries alone you are almost getting the charger for nothing if you buy the 2 pack. A good deal and one that works well. With this camera it is amust if you are taking lots of pictures as you will have to swap out batteries after 500+ pictures. Always nice to have back ups ready to go. I got my charger through Amazon and an associate company. Great service all around.

1st charge of the batteries worked fine. Haven't used them yet so I can't comment on how well they'll hold a charge. Will be using them on vacation shortly, will write a follow-up.

These batteries work perfectly with my Olympus tg7. So glad I have a good charger and extra batteries at such a great price. Thanks!

We bought this so we would have additional batteries for our favorite camera on our first ever Disney vacation. The battery packs arrived on time and boy did we need them. They hold a good charge and it was a must to have charging so that we could continue to capture memories and keep charging the used one without missing a thing. AND the surprise was that it even came with different ends to use (an over seas adapter) to charge it (wall, lighter, etc). The product was shipped and came within a week (we were worried since it wasn't our usual "prime" 2 day deal - but we needed it and the price was the best we had found! I recommend this to anyone who has had a battery die on them and needed spares to keep around!

After some experimentation at home, and getting decent results, decided to leave my Nikon D90 home this vacation and try just using the TG2.Sure enough 3 days into vacation - the camera starts doing weird things - starts up, no visible signs of water and seems ok but none of the buttons work.Look inside, no water, re-seat battery, memory card - same result. I even checked for a firmware problem - still buttons not working and camera can't focus or do anything but take one picture at whatever Fstop and focal lenght it started up at.On a tip from my brother, I swap in the OEM Olympus battery and presto - no more issues. Camera works fine and has worked fine for a month since.Note that all three batteries appeared to work fine for the first few days.It seems like enabling the GPS and altimeter pieces put extra load on the battery and maybe the voltage drops and cause the camera to spaz out.Not sure if this is a defective battery, bad battery design or maybe even a touchy camera, but as my brother indicated he's had it happen many times with cameras and other devices using off brand batteries . . . . . well keep it in mind I guess.