NIKON batteries or aftermarket?
Oct 23, 2023 14:29:18 #
I have used after market batteries for many years. (Wasabi) I finally found one with a problem. I have had it in my Nikon D7100, in my grip. It works great. But when I tried to install it in my camera, it had swelled. Not so that it was stuck, but it had swelled. So I continue to use it in my grip.
The only problem that I have encountered. I will continue to use them.
The only problem that I have encountered. I will continue to use them.
Oct 23, 2023 15:47:56 #
topcat wrote:
I have used after market batteries for many years. (Wasabi) I finally found one with a problem. I have had it in my Nikon D7100, in my grip. It works great. But when I tried to install it in my camera, it had swelled. Not so that it was stuck, but it had swelled. So I continue to use it in my grip.
The only problem that I have encountered. I will continue to use them.
The only problem that I have encountered. I will continue to use them.
I use 3rd party batteries too, including Wasabi. I think you’re as likely to have an OEM battery fail as 3rd party. In fact I have had a Nikon batttery fail. The one thing I wouldn’t do with either OEM or 3rd party is continue to use it if it swelled. That sounds like asking for trouble.
Oct 25, 2023 13:34:02 #
SuperflyTNT wrote:
I use 3rd party batteries too, including Wasabi. I think you’re as likely to have an OEM battery fail as 3rd party. In fact I have had a Nikon batttery fail. The one thing I wouldn’t do with either OEM or 3rd party is continue to use it if it swelled. That sounds like asking for trouble.
You are right. I have enough batteries that I don't need to use that one.
Oct 26, 2023 10:24:24 #
flyboy61 wrote:
Now before anyone says "DO a Google search&qu... (show quote)
I have used Watson Batteries for a number of years now and have never had a problem.
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