Nikon EN-EL3e Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery for D200, D300, D700 and D80 Digital SLR Cameras - Retail Packaging
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Features
- Lithium-ion chemistry free from memory effect
- 1410 mAh power capacity
- 7.4 volts
- Charger not included; 30-day warranty
- Works with Nikon D50, D70, D70S, D80, D90, D100, and D200 cameras
Description
From the Manufacturer EN-EL3e Li-ion Rechargeable Battery for Nikon digital SLR cameras. Keeping a spare battery on hand ensures that you will always be ready to capture the images you want most. And, while Li-ion rechargeable batteries are less prone to recharge "memory," using the normal complete charge of one battery before recharging will better ensure optimum rechargeable battery life. A freshly charged spare battery allows this and provides uninterrupted photography. Compatible with: Nikon D50, D70, D70S, D100, D200 Digital SLR Cameras. Can be used with MB-D200 Multi Power Battery Pack.
Number of Batteries: Lithium Metal batteries required. (included)
Brand: Nikon
Battery Cell Composition: Lithium Ion
Battery Capacity: 1410 Milliamp Hours
Recommended Uses For Product: Indoor/Outdoor
Product Dimensions: 2.25 x 1.6 x 0.8 inches
Item Weight: 8 ounces
Item model number: 25334
Batteries: Lithium Metal batteries required. (included)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: October 2, 2001
Manufacturer: Nikon
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I bought a couple of "off-brand" batteries for my trip to Germany back in 2011, and was frustrated that even with overnight charging, the batteries were not lasting very long in my Nikon D90. In fact, I carried two of the off-brands and the OEM battery that came with my camera. The batteries drained very rapidly, even though I turned the camera off between shots, and didn't use any of the editing features of the camera. Imagine my embarrassment when my batteries died, and I had to borrow my friend's iPhone to take photos. I certainly didn't buy a Nikon to use an iPhone for photos!!! In a few weeks, I'll be leaving for Israel for the International Festival of Lights, and wanted to make sure I had reliable power. While the OEM batteries are almost 3 times the price of the generic, you certainly get what you pay for! I charged my Nikon battery over a year ago, and when I put it back in my camera today, it still had an 83% charge! That's something I didn't expect from any battery, and certainly not the generic. I will make sure that if I need a new or spare power source, I will stick with the Nikon battery and use the OEM charger. Why buy a camera with advanced capabilities, just to be frustrated by a battery that can't handle the demand? I guess the only way to sum this up is to use that old cliché: Pennywise and pound foolish!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2014 by Dr. B. Gubar
As good as what came with the camera
Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2024 by Jacques Bolien
I bought this battery because my previous one was dying......after almost 9 years!, and did not want to go with a copycat brand. I followed all the manufacturer recommendations for its first charge/discharge procedure, and it is working great; I have been using it aggressively, just to be sure it will not let me down on a future trip I have planned out of the country; I shot almost 500 pictures during 15 minutes to test it, checked the battery level on the camera display and it showed a full battery; then I measured its actual remaining voltage with a meter and noticed only a 0.3 voltage drop (that is almost nothing); after that, I went and shoot around 800 pictures more, on the same day, and the camera display level was only missing a single bar; at that moment I stopped , because I knew the battery was working wonderfully; also, I was running out of picture targets! I have been using the camera for a couple of weeks now, and the battery keeps working flawlessly.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2015 by Antonio Gutierrez
This decent EN-EL3e battery is well built by Nikon, works well in D700. Actually there're 3 ways to buy a EN-EL3e or equivalent battery as listed below: 1. Buy the genuine one sold by Amazon.com (or other authorized Nikon dealers). It's a little expensive (about $37 - $38 as of late 2010) and with short 30-day warranty, but it's the legitimate, genuine, real, original Nikon EN-EL3e battery that you can trust, also the only choice to keep your camera's warranty. 2. Third party off-brand cheaper equivalents, knock-offs or replacements. Some of them are really cheap, less than $10, others are more expensive, but still cheaper than the genuine Nikon one. They may or may not work with your camera, I tried several brands and then finally gave up this idea because of glitches here and there, like fast self-discharge inside camera even when camera is turned off, drop capacity from 30% suddenly to 0%, weird charging behaviors, etc. 3. The so-called "Nikon EN-EL3e" sold by vendors (like HD Camcorders & More) in Amazon MarketPlace, or other vendors somewhere else. They have the same or a little bit cheaper price than the one sold by Amazon.com or other Nikon-authorized dealers. I don't have a thorough conclusion yet, nor can I say all of them are fake, but be aware that there do are some counterfeit or fake Nikon EN-EL3e batteries on the market. The one I encountered is "Cells made in Japan, Pack assembled in China", please see my uploaded picture and notes. The worst thing is the Pic.Meter doesn't work properly, meaning the battery cannot "remember" how many pictures it takes after being fully charged. For details, please search "EN-EL3e bad memory" online and you'll see my blog: "Be aware: counterfeit or fake Nikon EN-EL3e battery". Another reviewer M.Learn mentioned similar finding on March 18, 2008. Amazon should purge these fake products sold on its MarketPlace. BTW, there is a cheap and good after-market charger: Premium EN-EL3 EN-EL3e Digital Camera Battery Rapid Charger with Car Adapter for Nikon Digital SLR D700, D300, D200, D90, D80 , it really works well with EN-EL3e battery. Giving it a 4-star because of its warranty is only 30 days.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2010 by Johnny Johnny
It's a "gimme" that the Chicoms are copying somewhat low tech items and foisting them on the American public. I ordered mine through Amazon from Cameta Camera and it is the real mccoy! It came in the original Nikon box, in a proper plastic sleeve with a Nikon printed instruction sheet, all made and printed in Japan... as well as the nameplate on the back of the battery. Never opened before. You have to keep in mind when the Chicoms build something they engineered themselves, they need their absolute finest nuclear scientists and hyperdiminsional physicists to design something of quality... and they're not going to invest that much brainpower on such a paultry item as a battery!! If you order a product, in a blister pack, without the holographic Nikon sticker on it, you will get a Chicom (Chinese Communist) knockoff. This gives me about 200-250 shots on my D700 in RAW 14-bit mode (which more than doubles the amount of power used for each shot). So, I'm happy with my genuine Nikon EN-EL3e battery.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2010 by Devout Patriot