DSTE® 2x NP-F750 Rechargeable Li-ion Battery for Sony CCD-SC5 CCD-TRV80PK DCR-TRV820 CCD-SC55 CCD-TRV81 DCR-TRV820K CCD-SC65 CCD-TRV815 DCR-TRV9 CCD-TR3 CCD-TRV82 DCR-TRV900 CCD-TR3000 CCD-TRV85 DCR-VX200 CCD-TR3300 CCD-TRV86PK DCR-VX2100 CCD-TR516 CCD-TRV87 DCR-VX2100E CCD-TR555 CCD-TRV88 DCR-VX700 CCD-TR67 CCD-TRV90 DSC-D700 CCD-TR716 CCD-TRV91 DSR-PD170 CCD-TR76 CCD-TRV93 HDR-FX1 CCD-TR818 CCD

Only put through a couple of cycles so far and they have worked well. I like this size as the larger version I had were a wee bit bulky on smaller lights. Time will tell if they stand up to the use I put them through

Bought to use with my Neewer light. Really lasts ages now with these bad boys. Very good value for money and seem robust enough.

Great value for money

As an industrial photographer I use a lot of NP-F batteries in studio and on location. Interestingly, these NP-F batteries are far from all the same.I recently bought some excellent, small JINBEI LED lights which use NP-F batteries: with most brands they mysteriously shut down (on battery) within just 15 seconds – even though batteries are all new and 100% charged. Presumably, this is an electronic circuit board issue which someone who knows more about these things than me would understand.Since I have the advantage of having loads of different brands, we did some tests. Baaxtar are probably my favourite but quite pricey, these work flawlessly. The DTSE ones also work and run lights @ 70-% power continuously for 60 minutes, which is fine and half the price of Baxxtar equivalent.Should you have a bit of kit that keeps faulting on NP-F batteries then do some tests before assuming that it is the hardware itself.For me, the chunky 970s are generally a good choice but these smaller 5000 mAh units are good for monitors and smaller lights where you do not want to make the units too heavy.

Have used this for a couple of years now and they are still going strong. They last about 2 hours continuous at full brightness on an Atomos Ninja 5 which is excellent. I am about 2 order a couple more for a second monitor

I bought these batteries to use on my zcam e2 s6 and unlike any other npfs I have they will only work until they reach around 40% charge, and then they arent able to output enough voltage to power the device.

What can you say about batteries lol! Fitted onto my led lights and field monitor very well.

Two years on and one of the batteries holds some charge (although not great), the other depletes within 15 seconds from full charge on a Ninja V.