Don't get caught using the wrong battery, get this Lithium-Ion Battery Pack. Use it with your Sony camcorder or digital camera for up to 3 hours. The built-in microprocessor will accurately calculate the remaining battery life (measured in minutes) so you'll know when to shoot and when you need another battery.
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Don't risk missing those once-in-a-lifetime shots.
You will always know how many minutes of battery life you have left thanks to Sony's AccuPower display.
Plus because they resist memory effect, these genuine Sony batteries will not prematurely reduce your recording time.
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Sony NP-FM50 InfoLithium Camera Battery
Review Date: June 15, 2010
Reviewer: Calissa Shanahan, TEXAS
It was much cheaper than buying one from Sony. It was not a generic battery, which I was worried about. I bought a battery, from someone else, that was supposed to be an original, but it was a fake and once I got it in the camera, I had to pry it out. This one seems to be working fine. I haven't had it that long so I don't know about the battery life, yet.
Good quality for the money
Review Date: March 30, 2010
Reviewer: R. Gosebruch, Germering
The battery purchased with the camcorder 5 years ago slowed down a little and got upon recharge only 90 min. of recording time.
This new Sony NP-FM50 InfoLithium battery I purchased now came fully charged with recording time of 140 min.Price was absolutely OK. That's very good. So far I'm fully satisfied. And - delivery was fast!
Thanks
This is a Non-Sony battery pack
Review Date: March 11, 2010
Reviewer: GK, Minneapolis, MN USA
The title of this item says it is Sony NP-FM50 InfoLithium Battery, but what you are going to receive is a no name equivalent battery pack. The battery is not from Sony and does not have the same power ratings as that of the original battery that came with my camcorder. No where on the battery or on the box I find the name 'Sony'. The battery pack that I received is SN-NP-FM50/55H and was shipped to me by Eforcity. This very same no name battery pack is sold by this seller on amazon for $6.15 and I paid $17.82 + S&H.
So anyone planning to buy this item, beware, you are NOT going to get a Sony battery.
I tried charging this battery, it stopped charging at 155 mins and would not say the charge is full like the original did. I unplugged the power cord and plugged it back again after couple of mins. without using any battery power, the battery started charging again from 125 mins.
When contacted seller, I got an email asking if I would like a refund or replacement, but would not say if the replacement is going to be a original battery.
This is not a SONY battery
Review Date: February 26, 2010
Reviewer: Gregoire Arranz, Stony Brook, NY United States
The battery I received is NOT a SONY battery, but a "for SN-NP-FM50/55H" battery. I still have not been able to figure out the chinese manufacturer behind this copy. Who is responsible if this thing blows up in my hand?
Did not check the performance yet, but feel cheated by the product description. Would welcome comments from vendor.
This is NOT a Sony battery!
Review Date: February 25, 2010
Reviewer: Karl Cepull,
BEWARE! Even though the title of this item is "Sony NPFM50 InfoLithium Battery", it is NOT a Sony battery. It is a no-name knock-off. This company is lying to its customers and trying to sell you a cheaper battery under the guise of a the Sony brand name. I'm not sure how to report this to both Amazon and Sony, but this is "bait-and-switch" at its best. The battery arrived in an un-marked box, and "Sony" was not on the box nor the battery. I have a real Sony battery (that came with my camcorder), and this is NOT it!
When pushed to ship me what I had ordered (a true Sony battery), all the company would do is refund my money.
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Sony NP-FM50 InfoLithium Camera Battery
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