ENEGON NP-W126/W126S USB C Direct Charging Replacement
ENEGON NP-W126/W126S USB C Direct Charging Replacement Batteries 1500mAh (2-Pack) with 2 in 1 USB-C Charging Cable for Fujifilm NP-W126 FinePix HS30EXR HS35EXR HS50EXR X-A1/E1/E2/E3/M1/Pro1/T1/T3
Enegon W126 Battery: High-Capacity & Universally Compatible with Canon Cameras
Power Bank Freedom
With a power bank, the Enegon Battery charges anywhere, letting you shoot longer without missing a beat.
When I saw this I thought “what a great idea” USBc to charge, no need for bulky extra kit to carry, forgot or lose.
Moving over to USBC to charge phones and laptops not only makes sense, it’s convenient and saves the issue of wrong cables.
Performance as a battery is also good, however I cannot comment on the longevity- I’ve experienced third party battery swell before
This is the 2nd time I’ve purchased these batteries, because my initial experience has been very positive. So far their charge reserve has been good in terms of equivalence to the fuji branded batteries, and for the price they appear to be excellent value for money. Have not heard any horror stories of battery cases swelling, and the twin usb cable makes recharging very simple indeed.
I like these because you can connect them to a power bank and stick them in a pocket to recharge while walking around, so it’s ready when you need it.
High capacity and much better value for money than the Fuji ones.
It is great to be able to charge these directly. Very nice idea. Tested with my Fuji camera, and seemed to work fine. Obviously no idea how long they will last maintaining battery health but, yes, a good item.
I’m always a bit wary of third-party batteries — will they really hold up? Well, these surprised me. As a travel photographer, I love being able to charge directly with a USB C cable. Makes things a lot easier on the road. And the battery life is just as good, if not better, than the originals.
Being able to charge these batteries directly in my camera bag with a USB-C cable is an absolute lifesaver. Before, finding a compatible charger was a struggle, especially on trips. These have been reliable, and the cable charges two at once — brilliant.
I’m seriously glad I found these. Having batteries that charge via USB-C is much more convenient than hunting down my dedicated camera charger, especially when travelling. I’ve been using these for a week, and the battery life seems comparable to the original. The included 2-in-1 cable is a bonus, letting me top up both batteries and my phone at the same time. No more fumbling with multiple cables.
Charging on the go has always been a bit of a hassle, especially when it comes to camera gear. Having stumbled across a solution that allows for charging two batteries with a single USB-C cable, it’s been a revelation. No more carrying around extra chargers or worrying about finding the right plug. It’s been particularly handy during long photo shoots outdoors or while travelling. The ability to charge from a laptop or power bank without additional equipment is genuinely convenient.
This battery pack includes a two-in-one USB-C charging cable that charges them directly.
They are widely compatible: the well-made batteries can be used to replace most digital cameras, and the cable can charge these batteries in a fast phase along with compatibility to charge a variety of devices with Type-C ports.
Since the batteries can be charged directly, they eliminate the need for separate chargers for simpler charging process and reducing the number of accessories required for travel or daily use.
Furthermore, the 1500mAh capacity of each battery provides enough juice when taking pictures and short clips. I am also confident that my camera and devices are safe to operate due to the built-in protection that the manufacturer claimed.
However, I am dissatisfied with the 1500mAh capacity, which is insufficient to meet high power demands such as continuous video recording or extended use.
Overall, this is a good product but they lack a large battery capacity.
I’m not sure how this happened but when I ordered this item it listed compatibility with various Nikon models. When I received the batteries they are, as now correctly advertised, compatible with various Fuji cameras. All very strange, as I had double checked the compatibility before ordering. Perhaps a feature of page refreshing?
With that said the batteries appear to be fine, carrying all the relevant certification for sale within the EU. Using the supplied cable both batteries charged in around two hours, with the individual indicator light going from red to green.. This is a very handy split cable going to two USB C from a single USB so both batteries are charged from one socket.
Apologies I cannot verify compatibility with Fuji cameras but I have no reason to doubt it.
The ‘ENEGON NP-W126_W126S USB C Direct Charging Replacement Batteries 1500mAh (2-Pack) with 2 in 1 USB-C Charging Cable’ arrived in a branded box that also included instructions and a USB A to dual USB C charging lead.
When I ordered these the title was for an NP-W126 though the pictures were for an EN-EL15, they have since been corrected, but I was prepared to take a gamble, as I have a Nikon that takes the EN-EL15 and a Fujifilm that takes the NP-W126, so either way they were useful.
The battery looks well constructed and fits my HS30EXR without issue, though as that is the camera taking the review pictures it is harder to photograph the fit.
After bring the charge of the batteries to full, I am still on the first battery and have so far taken 662 pictures without the use of flash and there seems plenty of charge left in the battery.
I am pleased with these batteries as it does mean I no longer have to take a charger with me, just a cable.
I have included pictures of the Enegon battery alongside an original Fujifilm version.
Ordered to supplement my existing X-Pro 1 batteries.
Having recently ordered USB C rechargeable batteries for my Canon 5D I was so impressed I have decided to order similar for all my cameras and lighting equipment, no more lugging around multiple chargers and leads when one lead can rule them all, sans charger.
I did use to avoid 3rd party batteries after a set fried a Canon 400D many years ago, but technology has moved on and these to all intents and purposes are identical in performance to the OEM supplied ones.
I have now ordered several different types of rechargeable battery for different parts of my kit so in the main my review of each has been pretty much the same across the board, this technology is what I have been waiting for..
I can’t really think of any negatives.