I'm looking to buy some new batteries for my camcorder but the cost for manufacturers batteries are pretty high. I'm curious if anyone else has bought 3rd-party or OEM batteries and if they're good. Are there any brands that are good or certain brands to stay away from?
Thanks,
J
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I've actually had pretty good luck - and pricing - over the years from different web vendors. Just always make certain of the guarantee, read the website reviews, and try to purchase a higher specification battery than your camcorder came with.
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Well I took the risk and ordered recently thru lajal.com's ebay store. For about AU$50 I picked up TWO 4-hour batteries plus charger for my JVC camcorder. Was delivered in 2 days! I immediately charged the batteries up & tried them out, everything works fine, battery indicator says "240mins". I am very happy - considering just one JVC-brand battery would have set me back $300 or so...
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they are the same...you just pay more for "original" made in china....
use ebay, I got a canon oem for 25 and original is about 150.....and it works just fine, and it's like 18 months old already. -
Originally Posted by classfour
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