Ex-Pro High Power Plus+ 1260mAh Lithium Ion Replacement Battery for Fuji HS30 EXR, HS30 EXR, HS33 EXR, HS33 EXR, X-Pro1, XPro1 - Black

Way cheaper than the official battery and seems to last way longer. Have 2 of these and will use those up before reverting to the official battery as a last resort. Works well, no performance impacts that I've observed with my x-t2.

I always worry about buying batteries that are not from the original manufacturer because there are now so many cheap copies on the market that can damage your electronics or worse, cause a fire or shock. However, this is my second battery from this seller and I have to say these batteries have been fantastic. They charge well and hold their charge without issue. The performance is as good as the original and I have no hesitation in recommending this Lithium battery for your camera and at this price you can't go wrong.

I've had replacement batteries from this company before (for my previous Fuji) which worked just fine so it was a bit of a no brainer to get this one for the new camera. I've no used it much so far and I will update this when I do however so far so good. It charged up fine in the Fuji charger, it fits fine and the camera is happy it has a full battery. When I get any idea of performance I'll put it on here. However this works and is value for money.

Bought one of these EXpro batteries recently and now I'm buying another. Holds its charge well and seems to be just as good as the original battery that came with the camera. Battery comes in its own cellophane sleeve enclosed in a nice little cardboard box (as in the picture). Great product and I saved myself about £40 from the cost of a Fuji battery. Highly recommended.

Despite the fact that this costs a fraction of the Fuji branded products it does not hold its charge as well.I own 3 of these for my Fujifilm X-T1 and each one of them reads as dead in the camera when they reach 50%. They charge up fine and the battery charger always indicates that they have charge left but the camera refuses to agree.Having spare batteries for your mirrorless system is an ablsolute must and these provide an affordable alternative but they do come with their drawbacks.

The RRP of a genuine Fuji W126 atteru is £60, and discounters can go as low as £40, but even that is several times the (less than) £9 cost of this item. But price isn't everything...In terms of form factor, there is no discernible difference between this and the original; they are virtually identical in appearance (other than the printing) and the clone fits perfectly into my Fuji HS50. The quoted capacity is the same (1260mAh) as is the voltage (7.2V). As with the original, it is a lithium based battery, rather than a Ni-cad, so no memory charge problems.Whilst I have no way of verifying the specification, I equally have had no reason to doubt it, as my camera functions faultlessly for just as long (ages actually!) as on the original.I'm sure there must be a corner cut somewhere, and maybe its lifespan is not up to the original's, but any deficiency is certainly not obvious and at only 15% of the cost of the genuine manufacturer's item, it really is a no-brainer. This is a perfect spare to ensure your camer is never 'out of power'.

I received this item from Amazon Market Ex Pro and sadly in 10 months or so it failed. However My desire is not only to receive good products but also receive Good service if anything should go wrong, which will from time to time happen.I contacted Ex Pro via Amazon Market and their help was immediate, friendly and committed. I returned the item to them using the returns number Jamie provided and within 24 hours received notification that a replacement had been put in the post.I thank all those at Ex Pro especially Jamie who made a small problem disappear without any worry or fuss.

Batteries are OK, but not great. Used these with my X-T2's and have a number of other Fuji and other 3rd party batteries to compare against. The blue EXPro's are lower capacity than either the white EXPro range of other premium 3rd party batteries. Lifetime in-camera is markedly less than either Fuji original batteries, Patona high capacity or indeed EXPro white. Also quite unpredictable when running low... Normally there's a fair bit of usable power left when the camera displays a first red battery status symbol but these are then exhausted very quickly afterwards. Not going to be buying any more - retiring the blue EX Pros in favour of white ExPro or Patona Premium which are much closer in characteristic to Fuji OEM.