Powerextra NP-W126S Battery Charger Compatible with Fujifilm NP-W126s and X100f X-A1 X-A2 X-A3 X-A5 X-A10 X-A20 X-E1 X-E2 X-E2S X-E3 X-Pro1 X-Pro2 X-T1 X-T2 X-T10 X-T20 X-T100 X-M1 FinePix HS30EXR

Used it for my international trip. The charger worked great! The attached cord was super handy, and let me carry one less cord. I also charged the batteries with my power bank and worked as advertised.The charger is SO light you’ll doubt quality, but I have NO complaints as of now.The attached cord is almost invisible and seems cordless, unless flipped backwards.The battery indicator is amazing, and the charger switches off power when the battery is charged. I’m not a technical person, but the battery indicator is shut off suggesting it’s safe to remove the charged battery.Love it!!

It is my travel charger, it has never failed me or damaged my batteries, highly recommended

There is no AC to DC converter in this. Therefore you must plug it into your laptop’s USB port (assuming your laptop is designed to supply enough current) or to a spare wall charger with a USB port. This latter option actually makes sense as I have accumulated more of these USB wall warts than I can use - no point in paying another $10-20 for a battery charger that goes directly into the wall. Charging time will vary by the wall wart you use - the tiny one that come with an iPhone will be slower than the one that comes with an iPad.Is this durable? Who knows? The internals are super simple so there isnt much to wear out. The most likely problem is likely to be the USB socket being loose after too many plugs and unplugs. It’s cheap so who cares?

Works as I need it to. It’s a battery charger, not much else to say

Bought this little unit as I now have two cameras that don't come with an OEM charger.Smaller than the OEM despite being a dual charger, and has a good build quality. Having both a short, storable hard wired USB as well as an external connector makes it very versatile.Would happily recommend.