Batteries Reviews

My wife and I bought this for our Optura 2000MC to go on our honeymoon and found this to be very useful for day long excursions. We hardly needed to look at the power bar the whole time. Also the size was helpful because it helped balance the camera for a steadier shot. Definitley worth getting.

What can I say about a battery? It worked and gave about 1 3/4 hours on the camcorder.

This item is a must have if you have purchased any of the Canon Powershot cameras. If you use the regular AA batteries, you will spend a fortune on batteries. These save a TON of money. When they get low, just pop 'em in while you are asleep and in the morning, they are ready to go! A great buy for the Canon Powershot cameras.

This kit is worth well over 99$, it's very heavy duty and comes with a nice canon 58mm UV filter, which makes it an ideal companion for the digital rebel + EF-S lens (58mm also). The blower/brush of the cleaning kit is a piece of junk, throw it away or give it to your pet as a toy, the rest of the cleaning kit is fine and very useful.

I own a Casio Exilim Z4 and I bought one of these batteries as a backup to the one that came with the camera. I also own a 256 MB card. I have yet to run out of power when filling this huge card. I recharge and download photos whenever I fill up the card. I use the LCD monitor 100% of the time.

My recommendation is that if you own a 256 MB (or less) card, don't get an additional battery, as the first battery may never run out. If you get a bigger memory card, you will need an additional battery.

The battery is super tiny and lasts an amazing amount of time through many many flashes.

Celestron's GT scopes are notorious for eating AA batteries. An external power source is mandatory for lengthy viewing sessions.

The car battery adapter is inexpensive, works well, and the 25-foot cable allows ample movement of the scope (and helps prevent the dreaded "cord wrap" when the scope slews more than 360 degrees during your viewing!).

If you have a Celestron GT scope, this is a "must have" accessory.

First off, I bought the 900AVR model, but it doesn't appear to be sold at Amazon at the time of this writing, and this is the closest model I found. I bought it over two years ago, and it's still going strong, having kept my computer going through a power outage many times, and I've had no problems related to power spikes and the like. When I'm not there to gracefully close out Windows, the bundled software will automatically put it through a shutdown sequence after a configurable timeout. The software I have does have a bit of an amateur presentation, but it works fine, and it very well may have been updated in the past two years. When I bought it, it was with some trepidation, as Cyber Power was not one of the major name brands in the field, but I decided the significantly lower price was worth the gamble, and I'm glad I took it. Of the four UPS's I've owned, all different brands, I've had the best experience with this one.

After I bought my DeWalt 24-volt 6-1/2" circular saw I decided I also needed a AC power source. So I bought the DeWalt DW0247 24 Volt AC/DC Converter. I didn't make a wrong choice with this. The converter supplies the same power as the 24-volt battery but keeps on going. It has a built in fan to keep it cool. I liked how it was the same size as the battery but weighed a lot less. So if you have the saw you have to have the converter.

I have these for my Palm Pilot and couldn't be happier. They last longer than the cheap-o batteries I used to get, even when I'm playing games all day. I don't have to worry about my batteries dying and losing all of the info on my Palm.

OK, they're just batteries, but it was nice to have them attached to my purchase, and the price is in line with the rest of the world. When you're buying something online that uses batteries, it's nice to be able to buy the batteries too.