Kastar High Capacity KLIC-7004 Digital Camera Replacement Lithium-Ion Battery Compatible With Kodak KLIC-7004; Fuji NP-50 NP-50A, FinePix F300EXR, FinePix F505EXR; Pentax D-LI68; SiOnyx Aurora SX-50

Worked great. I paired it with the "Kastar Compact Battery Charger Set" here on Amazon. I used it to bring an old Kodak Play > Sport back to life. I only have used the AC charger. I have no clue how the DC charger works.

I had an old Kodak Play Sport camera I dug up in my stuff. Charged fine. Holds the charge well. Not sure how much video it will use before it runs out of power. Still, a nice battery I was happy to find.

My camera (Kodak playsport zx3) would not turn on, checked the battery and it was dead. Installed the new battery and the camera still would not turn on. Checked the battery and the voltage was 3.9+ volts which shows the battery to be good. Put the battery back in the camera and it still did not turn on, no light, nothing. Left it overnight and rechecked the new battery and it was dead. So --- the camera has a short and is shot.To save yourself from being in this situation, try to determine if the camera is working before getting a new battery.

Most people don't realize that the brand name they pay big money for is made by a contractor who also sells generic and private label versions of the same product. If the specs and make are the same as the brand name, it was probably made in the same factory and can often be had for 80% -90% or more less than the brand name. Moreover, American manufacturers do things like offer fewer milliamps for shorter battery life in an effort to sell you more batteries. This item has a longer life than the brand named battery at a fraction of the cost. So I get a better battery and keep money in my pocket. All in all a very good deal! Wise up folk. It's called capitalism and the name of the game is to get your money!

The label is different and a bit not convincing although it's written there 3.7V and 1300mAh.I have Fuji Camera that runs on a 1000mAh battery. Had tests run to compare both batteries.Here is the early results when tested to record a video at 1920x1080 @ 30fps :My old 1000mAh records at the maximum time of 75 minutes and 23 seconds.This new battery 1300mAh gives 59 minutes and 38 seconds at max.Less 20% to 21% of recording time.Keep in mind that these are just early results. This battery tested at fully charge (2nd time charged), within only less than 2 hours (as "quick charge" as referred on the box).Since there's a lot of cautions at the back of the box, I have yet to charge the battery for 8 hours like all new batteries normally would on their 1st charging.More tests and updates coming.Update:On the 3rd time charged usage, this time for 8 hours (seems just fine, no burnt smell or anything), the battery seems to supply less time of recording with just 58 minutes and 31 seconds. Much less than its previous test. Does battery life usually gets shortened this quickly? Hmmmm.The next test will determine the battery life once again at its optimum charging time to see whether this would affect the performance or not.

This is a perfect compability for Sionyx Aurora Black.

Seller listed this item with a picture of a 1300 mah battery. Instead of sending a 1300 mah battery, they sent battery rated at 1000 mah. Which means about 23% less capacity than advertised. In fairness to seller, a real Fuju NP50 battery is rated 940 mah. So this may still be a good value for money. Will post an update after using the battery.

Works just like the higher priced batteries.Very satisfied