Powerextra 95Wh 6600mAh BP-95 V Mount V-Lock Battery Compatible with Sony Video Digital Camera Camcorder Broadcast DSLR LED Light Monitor HDCAM XDCAM and Other Camcorders

I have been building a rig for a Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4k, and needed a power source that wasn't too bulky but had plenty of juice.This battery delivers in spades!I use it with a Fotga DP500III CCUPS power distribution plate, and couldn't be happier.It powers the camera, a Zacuto Gratical Eye, Atomos Shinobi monitor, and Blackmagic HDMI/SDI converter for at least 2 hours.I've yet to run it completely down from a full charge.I recently had a shoot where it was running all the devices, while recording at 4K 24fps to an external SSD.I started the recording and walked away. 2hrs later, I come back to stop recording, and still had 2 bars left on the level indicator.Probably would have gone another 30min to an hour.Will definitely be getting another for an upcoming Israel trip.

Got this battery few weeks ago for a road trip and the battery works great until I was down to my last bar I had put it charge and noticed on the charger that it was not charging checked and saw the indicator is saying still one bar left charged again and still the same thing very disappointed and will be looking to get this dealt with as I live outside of the us.Update: Got in touch with the manufacturer and I received the greatest Customer Support from them, happy to say that I will be getting a replacement Unit in the next few days real classy Company

I had issues with the battery recharging after a few months in. They were very responsive and sent me a new unit ASAP. Very pleased with the service.

I got 6 of these batteries that seem VERY similar to the IDX 95wh Batteries.I have been using with Directors cages, 13-17" SDI monitors and even Alexa/Red/Sony.They are working great!Let see how long they last.I have some IDX I bought at Black Friday BH Sale this past year (6 months ago) so I will compare the 2 life spans as they will get intermixed.

I bought this almost 2 years ago and as I am prepping for a shoot, I go to charge it and it won't charge. The same battery charger is charging my other batteries so I know it isn't the charger. 2 years sounds like a decent time for something, but for a $100 battery I kinda expected for it to not become unusable. For the time when it worked, it worked great! Just unreliable as a battery unfortunately.

I put about 6 charges on this. After that it stopped charging. Theres to many bad reviews about this same issue which leads me to believe these are almost garmented to fail eventually.But if your looking for cheap low Watt Hour V locks to get on a plane that only needs 6-10 full charges before you have to complain to the manufacture or throw it away, then this is your battery.Sorry Powerextra. But reliability is far too important in this line of work.

UPDATE: Seller contacted me and replaced the battery. Excellent Customer service. New battery works very well! Thank you for sending a new one!Great battery for when it lasted. Will not recharge. Tried different dtap chargers but still no avail.

Had some fitment issues with a prior battery order (different provider), so ended up ordering this as a replacement (it was also a smaller Wh).I was mildly disappointed that the form-factor, packaging, and label sticker are the same as the Neewer batteries. Much like the one I returned it has a hard time seating on a standard BP style +/- connector w/V-Lock, despite its claims of being BP-L60A compatible.Having said that, this one also appears to have been shipped without having the battery life-tester QA'd. So, it fails to light up when the test button is pressed. (It did however appear to accept a full charge and will, if forced, fit on the V-Mount battery mount.Provided rating reflects the broken functionality, the difficulty seating on a standard BP/V-mount, and the fact that the battery does appear to accept the charge and work. (I may end up returning this one in favor of one with a proper/working battery tester as, having to guess the life left doesn't seem to be the safest thing to do for a video shoot.)