Camera batteries and chargers

Camera batteries and chargers: over 200 models for cameras, action cameras and camcorders. Our range includes rechargeable batteries, mains and USB chargers and power accessories from DURACELL, ANSMANN, HAMA, NEEWER, CANON and others.

It suits anyone who needs a spare battery for a longer shoot, a replacement for a worn-out pack or an extra charger.

How to choose a camera battery and charger

Compatibility with your model. The exact battery code matters most, for example LP-E6 or NP-FZ100. You will find it printed on the old battery or in the camera manual. Batteries of similar shape can be incompatible across different camera series, so always compare the code with the product description.

Voltage and capacity. Voltage must match the original battery. Our range includes 7.4 V, 7.2 V, 3.7 V, 3.8 V, 3.6 V and 5 V options: 7.4 V and 7.2 V packs are common in interchangeable-lens cameras, while 3.7 V or 3.8 V batteries are used in smaller cameras. Capacity (mAh) indicates how many shots or how much filming time to expect, though a higher-capacity battery is often a larger one.

Original or third-party battery. An original battery usually reports its charge level accurately on the camera screen. Third-party batteries are often used as spares, but in some cases the camera may show an inaccurate level or reject the battery after a firmware update. Check that your exact model is listed in the description before buying.

Charger type. A single-slot charger is enough if you carry one spare battery. A dual-slot model charges two batteries at once, which helps on trips lasting several days. Some chargers connect over USB, so they can be powered from a power bank or a car.

Brands in our range

• DURACELL: a well-known maker of cells and batteries, and the brand with the most products in this category.
• ANSMANN: a German manufacturer specialising in rechargeable batteries and smart chargers.
• HAMA: a German maker of photo and electronics accessories, offering batteries and chargers for a variety of cameras.
• NEEWER: a photo and video accessory maker known for lighting equipment and batteries made for other manufacturers' cameras.
• CANON, SONY, PANASONIC: camera manufacturers whose original batteries are made for their EOS, Alpha and Lumix lines.
• SMALLRIG: known for camera cages and filmmaking accessories, with power accessories aimed at video creators.
• GOPRO, DJI: action camera makers whose batteries are designed for their own cameras.

Also in our range: EASYPIX and LENOVO.

Frequently asked questions about camera batteries and chargers

How do I find out which battery fits my camera?

Look at the code on your current battery or in the manual and search for the same one. If you cannot find it, go by the camera model and the list of compatible models in the product description. The voltage must match the original.

Can I use a non-original camera battery?

Yes, provided it is listed as compatible with your model and has the same voltage. Such a battery may show an inaccurate charge level, so read the description carefully. As a spare, it is often perfectly adequate.

How many spare batteries do I need for a shoot or a trip?

One spare battery is usually enough for a day of photography. Mirrorless cameras use more power because of the screen and electronic viewfinder, and filming drains a battery faster, so two spares make sense in those cases.

Can I charge a camera battery over USB?

Only if the camera or the charger supports it. Some cameras charge the battery through a USB port, while others require you to remove it and use a separate charger. A USB-powered charger lets you charge batteries from a power bank or a computer.