Battery (2-Pack) for Nikon EN-EL14, EN-EL14a and Nikon Coolpix P7000, P7100, P7700, P7800, D3100, D3200, D3300, D5100, D5200, D5300, Df

Finally was able to put these to the test. I don’t like using non branded items in my Nikon. Yet I also don’t like spending double or more for said items if I can find a quality product to replace them. Well I have with Wasabi power. These batteries worked great. I have used them for shoots of 2000 plus pictures and I have not run them down below half. I bought two so I would have back up and never needed to use the other one. Battery went all day and handled what I put it thru. I would put it on the charger at night and back at it again the next day. I had no issue with my camera not recognizing the battery just put it in and was done. And they worked in my Nikon charger also. All around great product well worth the money I spent on them and will never pay for the “brand” label again.

The main question I had was whether or not these batteries would fit in the original, OEM Nikon charger. They DO. I haven’t had them long enough to attest to their longevity, but I have heard good things about this brand. It’s great you get two in a package. They work, they turn on my camera. They took about 45-50 minutes to charge the first time. I love the plastic caps that come on the end. They probably don’t matter or do much, but I like the thought of keeping dust and micro debris out of the charging contacts.

Worked great with my Nikon P7000. The fit was a teeny bit tight but can still be removed pretty easily. Most important - my camera was able to power up with them. Haven't fully charged them yet so don't know how long a charge lasts. Per the specs on the batteries - seem to have a slightly higher capacity than my Nikon EL-14s but the voltage rating is the same. Anyway - these new batteries will surely last longer on a charge than my very old (>5yrs) Nikon EL-14s.

I bought a 2-pack of the ENEL14 for my Nikon D5600 back in February of 2019, and they still work. I use my camera for hours long photoshoots multiple times every month, and routinely drain the batteries in the process. They've put on a lot of mileage, but they still hold a charge, have very little battery "battery inflation" from regular use, and most importantly, the camera reads them as the correct battery. If you had a concern about these things working in your Nikon, for the most part they should, as long as your camera says it uses the same battery form factor (ENEL14), compatibility shouldn't be a problem. Since I've had these for almost 3 years, with routine and regular use, I haven't had actual service issues with them at all. They're about 1000 days old now, and while their capacity has diminished over time (all Lithium based cells deteriorate over time), they still typically last for about 2 hours of shooting with my flash unit attached and the viewfinder display running, if that helps anyone. Are these worth it? Absolutely. If the batteries had a bit more capacity than the factory Nikon battery, operationally, then that'd be even better (they do not, they're about the exact same as far as I've noticed).

Life isnt quite as long as OEM battery but for the price the two of these are perfectly adequate. No complaints with my D5500

They work fine with my Nikon D5500; However, I don't think they last quite as long on a charge as the OEM battery - perhaps 25% less. But for the price paid, you can get 3 of these for the price of one OEM so it is not much of a tradeoff. If you look as the reviews for the OEM battery, folks will blame the non OEM battery for all sorts of problems: Don't let that stop you. It is a battery and as long as it is the right physical size and the same volts/amps, it will work fine and will not destroy your camera. About the only thing you could worry about is if it starts leaking battery acid - yeah, that could destroy your camera. But that could happen to any battery so it is always wise to not store the camera with any battery installed - not even for a few days. These will even work in my Nikon intelligent charger.

I got this for my Nikon D5500 DSLR camera and knowing that Wasabi Power is a well known third party battery company. It's been good to me for over 6 months and I havent had a serious issue with it. I rarely got the error for "wrong power source or battery" from my Nikon camera. PROs: - Battery can last me all day if I don't record videos. - Comes with a charging station - YOU GET 2 SPARES! CONs: - It's rare on the Nikon D5500 but, I get the error sometimes for when my camera thinks its power source is incorrect. SUMING UP: This has given me flexibility to not care how much I shoot per day if I were on an ALL DAY adventure and forget to turn off the camera. I can pretty much shoot all day with one battery and if I want to, I can put this on a battery grip!

Unable to install. Apparently the product doesn't have clear instructions

Giving better battery backup compared to Nikon's own EN-EL14 batteries.