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Charges Sony NP-FW50 batteries for Alpha, NEX and SLT cameras and includes a USB cable
- Charges NP-FW50 batteries via USB cable
- Works with Alpha a3000, ILCE-5000 and NEX series
- Supports SLT-A33, A37 and A55 models
- Compatible with A7, RX10 and QX1 cameras
- Includes charger and USB cable in box
Charger for Sony NP-FW50 cameras
This charger powers Sony NP-FW50 batteries used in Alpha a3000, a5000, a6000, ILCE-5000 and NEX series cameras. It suits photographers who need a compact way to recharge spare cells away from a wall outlet. The unit is new and ships with a USB cable for flexible power sourcing.
USB-powered charging via standard cable
The single specification that decides fit is USB input, letting you run the charger from any USB port, power bank or USB mains adapter. No dedicated AC plug is included, so buyers who want a direct mains charger without a separate adapter should look elsewhere.
USB cable adds portable power options
The bundled USB cable connects the charger to laptops, power banks or USB wall adapters, turning any USB source into a battery charger. Without the cable you would need to supply your own lead, so the inclusion removes that extra step for travel or studio use.
Highlights
- Charges NP-FW50 batteries via USB cable
- Works with Alpha a3000, ILCE-5000 and NEX series
- Supports SLT-A33, A37 and A55 models
- Compatible with A7, RX10 and QX1 cameras
- Includes charger and USB cable in box
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How long does the charger take to bring an NP-FW50 battery from empty to full?
Charge time depends on the USB power source; a 5 V 1 A adapter typically fills an NP-FW50 in about two to three hours.
What USB standard does the included cable use and what current can it deliver?
The cable is a standard USB-A to micro-USB lead rated for 5 V at up to 1 A, so it works with any USB charger or computer port.
Does the charger need a special bracket or can it sit on a desk?
It is a compact desktop unit with no mounting holes; it simply rests on a flat surface while the battery slides into the top slot.
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