does the RX100M iii need additional batteries?
1247150
I carry an extra battery just in case but I have not had to use it. So far 221 and still showing 25% on gauge.
1247151
It depends on you. If you are just shooting a few pictures, absolutely not. If you are on a trip of a lifetime, you would be foolish not to have a few and adequate sized SD cards. In Italy, last week I easily went through a battery or two a day--several hundred pictures. Amazon sell some generic replacement batteries that have a charger and are very reasonably priced. I would rather carry an extra very small battery than a Sony paperweight.
1247152
If you are shooting a lot of video, you will definitely want more batteries and an external charger.
1247153
Yes the batteries do not last that long and it's easier to have another one charged to keep you shooting for being interrupted
1247154
It depends on how many photos you need to take between recharging. I have read that the average is 200-250 per charge, although of course this depends on flash usage. Presumably users try to avoid using flash with the fast lens anyway. I bought the inexpensive Wasabi batteries with charger on Amazon. If you have either of the earlier RX100 models (like many users, this is my third RX100), the batteries are identical.
1247155
We have seen no reason for needing another battery (so far). 200 pix in a day has not been a problem.
2177621
No, no batteries. But I have taken tons of photos, even on continuous mode, for several days now without charging the camera, and it's been fine. And when I do charge it, it's so easy because you just hook up the charger cord to the camera and plug in the other end to the wall outlet.
19550
Cynthia our cameras do come with batteries. We may have an original or after market battery depending on the listing.
2275606
no you don't have to.just buy an extra battery and keep it charged with you.it is bulky and heavy if you are not shooting professional long video and sessions.keep your money in your pocket.
2272300
An extra battery. So that's two batteries- one in the camera and one extra. Very helpful so you can always recharge one while using the other!
1112755
A separate battery charger (included with the camera) is required. You must take the battery out of the camera to charge it. Hence, you should have two (or more) batteries. I really prefer disposable batteries.
875496
No. The site suggested "additional items" includes the required batteries. These units require the 3.7V 18650 batteries that are a little bigger than a AA battery. The 18650 battery size actually comes in multiple voltage options so be careful what you order. The 3.7V is best but watch out for the lower voltage batteries. All of them should be rechargable. My batteries hold a charge for quite a while. Hope this helps.
1045380
If the battery is the one specified for use in the RX 100M/3B, it should work. However if that is not, the case. check your manual and make sure it is the one specified> I have DSC HX 400/V and the charger and batteries work well for me.BOB
322977
Yes, the SX160 takes two AA batteries. (The SX 170 is the one that comes with it's own rechargeable battery)I would recommend using lithium or rechargeable batteries. If you use regular alkaline batteries, you'll be replacing them on a daily basis.
302258
extra batteries are available. I purchased the kit which includes many additional items that are very useful.
1052550
It will not work with the RX100 as there is no hot shoe to attach it to. Works very well with the RX100 II.
374840
My SX150 IS came with two AA batteries (cheap ones...didn't last long so have some on hand) and no memory card. Most cameras don't include a memory card so this isn't unexpected. I love the camera...I use it as a "bag" camera when doing anything serious with my Canon digital SLR camera and find myself using it more and more. Kate
1070471
Yes I carry two extra batteries. These batteries last very well in this unit. I'm very happy with mine.
578117
You can buy additional batteries directly on the WORX site: https://www.worx.com/en-US/Accessories.aspx
1009292
No you must purchase the card and batteries seperate. The batteries are sized AA, and it takes four of them. Rechargeable batteries are necessary due to the current draw of this camera. Good luck
2235244
Yes, I have. I bought two of the batteries to extend the time I had taking photos and video when we went to Switzerland and Italy last September. They were great to have as spares since using the video uses up the battery quickly. I always kept 2 spares charged. The price is so much more reasonable than the Canon batteries and mine had as long of life. In my experience this was a good buy!!
536382
Yes it does come with a battery, though as with all consumer cameras the battery wont last long. I would suggest getting an extra battery, may I suggest a Vivitar SB-FV100 extended battery. You should be able to find one with 4200 mAh battery life, which should give you about a 6 hour life. Just be sure it fits your camera.