BM Premium Pack of 2 EN-EL15 Batteries and USB Dual Battery Charger Kit for Nikon D7500, 1 V1, D500, D600, D610, D750, D800, D810, D810A, D850, D7000, D7100, D7200 Digital SLR Cameras

The media could not be loaded. I bought this as an addition to my Nikon 750 charger and batteries. I rarely run out of battery when I take pictures (a battery runs 1,000+ pics), but just in case. I also started doing video with my Nikon 750, and that eats the battery a lot faster than pics. Also, if you use the dual slots (RAW+ JPG) I noticed the battery drains faster.Four things I like about the charger and batteries, and one that I do not:1. The light indicators for the charging. While not having a percentage, or gradual charging indicator, it clearly shows that the batteries are charged or not. Not all charges have that.2. The price. Hard to beat the price for the charger AND the two batteries. Nikon original batteries are $60, and their charger is 30, so you basically get a $150 product for $30, a 80% discount. Take your friend to a ice dinner, and enjoy the difference.3. The replacement batteries shot the same 1,000+ pics that I get from the original ones. I frankly don't take enough pictures to do a good comparison, but I shot 600+ pics with a replacement battery in one evening, and I was still over 50% full on my Nikon 750.4. No issues on compatibility and size, both Nikon original and the replacement get into the charger with a clear click, that tells you the lock is on, and the charger will work.What did not like:One thing that I did not like : how expensive is to include a butt charger? Don't know too much about the electronics on that but will be nice to include that.I ma including a few pictures and also a video.I hope you found my review helpful. If you did, hit the helpful button.

There's nothing worse than finding out that your camera battery is uncharged when your grandbaby (and grandpuppy) are at their cutest. Granted, two extra batteries might be overkill, but I never again want to be unable to snap away. It's also nice to have a second charger in the house since there are so many little black boxes around that I sometimes couldn't find my Nikon charger. Now I'm covered.These batteries work as well and as fast as the original Nikon batteries that came with my D7200 and the dual-battery charger couldn't be easier to use.

I have been hesitant about using third-party batteries in my cameras. When I saw that the Nikon brand battery for my D-850 was 58 bucks, I was a little hesitant to pull the trigger. Then I saw the BM Premium two pack with a dual charger for less than 30 bucks and I had to investigate. They charge quickly and sill had 70% of the charge remaining after 300 shots. I've only used them for a month, so I can't speak to their durability. If you're looking for a quality, economical alternative for your camera, you can't go wrong with these.

Great price, great product. I like that the charger adapters fit the other ones I use for other gear. Now I take the one double-sided charger in my travel kit, but with the other bay swapped to charge a different battery for a 2nd camera. The batteries in this package are basically indistinguishable from the original Nikon battery. Good stuff.

Two surprises. The first involves my failure to study the description carefully -- USB power interface works very well. I've noticed zero functional difference between OEM batteries and single-battery charger compared to this product.The second surprise could not have been anticipated. Each battery snaps into a detachable housing that slightly complicates the process of inserting and separating the cells from the dual charger. This process is a little awkward, but I got over it, and to the best of my knowledge, both battery types (OEM and BM replacements) charge perfectly-correctly every time I use them -- and the D500 sucks batteries dry fast.

Work well with the camera. Hold a charge well. Good product for the price.

These batteries probably work fine in other cameras, but even though they've been decoded for the D500, the capacity is only about 1/6 what the Nikon battery is. The D500 seems to be viciously tough on batteries. I tried a newly refreshed set of Amazon Ni-MH AAs in my battery grip and as soon as I do anything, they show as dead. I can turn the camera off and back on, and they go back to showing full, but as soon as I take a couple photos or use live view for only a few seconds, they show as dead again. Eneloop AAs work like champs, though. I got a pair of these Big Mike EN-EL15 batteries and ran them through at least 5 charge/discharge cycles, and they still had no capacity in the D500. I did a controlled test, shooting identical videos three times. Once each with these batteries and once with the Nikon battery. The Nikon showed a 7% drop in power and these showed 38% and 40%. D500 owners just need to pony up for the Nikon batteries, or Eneloops for your battery grip.

Great batter at a good price.