Some persons report about error message after 3-4 times chargers. Do you have experience on Nikon D5100 after 3-4 times chargers ? Is it continue compatibility with Nikon D5100? And does it fit with Nikon original charger? Some persons report about error message after 3-4 times chargers. Do you have experience on Nikon D5100 after 3-4 times chargers ? Is it continue compatibility with Nikon D5100? And does it fit... » Read More Some persons report about error message after 3-4 times chargers. Do you have experience on Nikon D5100 after 3-4 times chargers ? Is it continue compatibility with Nikon D5100? And does it fit with Nikon original charger? « Show Less
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I wish I could answer that. I took my Nikon back to the store because it was defected. I ended up buying a Canon T4i and love it.
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After about 6 months, I started getting the error message. I purchased a NEEWER® Pro Battery Grip for Nikon D5100 EN-EL14 DSLR Camera from Amazon. Now, all I have to do is put the Nikon battery in first, and I don't get the error message. I have yet to completely run down both batteries in one session. Even with over 650 RAW images shot at an air show, there was plenty of battery left. As far as fitting the charger, it has to or it wouldn't fit the camera.
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I have used my replacement EN-EL14 extra-capacity battery on my D5100 for a year and a half with no problems. The stock Nikon charger that came with the D5100 continues to charge both the original and the extra-capacity batteries properly. While I cannot speak for everyone, the extra-capacity replacement still works as good as new and outlasts the original battery and the stock D5100 charger has no issue charging either battery. I've charged both batteries at least 10 times.
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The issue I had was the camera didn't recognize the battery anymore and I can't prove it but my flash stopped working also. I wouldn't purches this item.
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See my comment to Karl in order to solve this problem it's not your camera...Steve.
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Donna hello there! Well I've only used a charger that says Nikon D5000 only! So my answer is Unless it says it's compatible i wouldn't buy it!
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Works on my Nikon D700. I've always used just one slot, the top one. Some have reported that an error happens if using both slots.
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I have 2 different after market chargers (this being one of them) and have used 4 different brands of after market batteries in them and in the Canon charger. I bought dual chargers because I use a battery grip. All of the chargers worked with all of the mixed brand batteries and when I have had an issue with charging a specific battery it has always been the battery and not the charger. Since this is for a 6D (new to the market) I'm assuming that you just purchased this battery and you're attempting to charge it for the first time. I believe your issue is a bad battery and not a quirky charger. Hope this helped. P.S Nice camera, Enjoy! I have 2 different after market chargers (this being one of them) and have used 4 different brands of after market batteries in them and in the Canon charger. I bought dual chargers because I use a battery grip. All of the chargers worked with all of the mixed brand batteries and when I have had an issue with charging a specific battery it has always been the battery and not the charger. Since this is for a 6D (new to the market) I'm assuming that you just purchased this battery and you're attempting to charge it for the first time. I believe your issue is a bad battery and not a quirky... » Read More I have 2 different after market chargers (this being one of them) and have used 4 different brands of after market batteries in them and in the Canon charger. I bought dual chargers because I use a battery grip. All of the chargers worked with all of the mixed brand batteries and when I have had an issue with charging a specific battery it has always been the battery and not the charger. Since this is for a 6D (new to the market) I'm assuming that you just purchased this battery and you're attempting to charge it for the first time. I believe your issue is a bad battery and not a quirky charger. Hope this helped. P.S Nice camera, Enjoy! « Show Less
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I used MH-25 chrger which came with D7000. I was not availble to chage this wasabi en-el15 replacement.I'm not sure how other people are satisfied. Maybe they are using other charger. From day one, I could not use this battery. I rather get original nikon en-el15.
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Yep. Been using mine for quite a while, fits/works just fine with Nikon OEM batteries, I have not tried it with non-Nikon batteries.
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Yes, it works perfectly. It can be charged with the original Nikon charger as well.
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I have a Nikon D5100 and got this but the Mini-B 5 pin is incompatible with Nikon. I had to purchase the USB A Female to Mini B Female Adapter ( Tok Tok Designs® USB A Female to Mini B Female Adapter ) and used the Nikon supplied connector (UC-E6 Micro USB cable) - Nikon 25604 UC-E6 USB Cable to attach to this adapter on the USB side.
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I don't know whether this will help or not. A recent firmware upgrade to the Nikon D3100 made non OEM batteries non functional (even if they worked fine before the upgrade) This affected several Nikon cameras but the D3100 is the only one that I am certain about. If I had to put money on it though I think that the D5100 was one of the lines affected. Unfortunately I don't think that the firmware upgrade can be rolled back.
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hi. I've found that if it says it will work with your camera in the description, it will. how ever there has been a small charging problem with the Nikon charger. when you put it on charge and it blinks fast, take it off, unplug the charger and try a again. it should have the same charging rate as your battery that came with your camera. good luck
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I hear you. I can think of several reasons to put off returning the camera. If it ain't broke... Also, as the recall picks up steam, the delay getting it back might increase. IMHO, just keep in mind the impression I get from reading the Nikon groups, and that is, it *will* fail, in fairly short order. Seems right to me, otherwise, Nikon would have dealt with this on a case-by-case basis rather than recalling *every* unit. So, my (unsolicited) advice would be (a) make sure you get this fixed before the warranty runs out; and (b) if you have a must-do situation (like professional gig or once-in-a-lifetime vacation) have a viable backup with you. I hear you. I can think of several reasons to put off returning the camera. If it ain't broke... Also, as the recall picks up steam, the delay getting it back might increase. IMHO, just keep in mind the impression I get from reading the Nikon groups, and that is, it *will* fail, in fairly short order. Seems right to me, otherwise, Nikon would have dealt with this on a case-by-case basis rather than recalling *every* unit. So, my (unsolicited) advice would be (a) make sure you get this fixed before the warranty runs out; and (b) if you have a must-do situation (like professional gig or... » Read More I hear you. I can think of several reasons to put off returning the camera. If it ain't broke... Also, as the recall picks up steam, the delay getting it back might increase. IMHO, just keep in mind the impression I get from reading the Nikon groups, and that is, it *will* fail, in fairly short order. Seems right to me, otherwise, Nikon would have dealt with this on a case-by-case basis rather than recalling *every* unit. So, my (unsolicited) advice would be (a) make sure you get this fixed before the warranty runs out; and (b) if you have a must-do situation (like professional gig or once-in-a-lifetime vacation) have a viable backup with you. « Show Less
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I purchased a D5000 in July and have been very satisfied with it. Great camera. I recently received an email from Nikon about this problem. My s# is 304**** and they say it has the problem. I haven't sent it in yet. I'm having a problem with fixing something that works fine.
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I returned this battery for the same reason. The charger's light fluttered and the battery wouldn't charge. I took it out and reseated the battery a few times until it flashed slowly showing that it was charging. It was at three bars the next morning, but the charger was fluttering again so I don't know if it was fully charged. I put it in my D5300 and it went from three bars to flashing (no power) within fifteen minutes. Returned it and got the twice the price nikon battery
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I have one of this.i use it in my Nikon D5100.its good.but its take 30 sec to re-flash.its not good .
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i bought two of the "Nextop-2 Packs Nikon EN-EL9 Brand New 1800mAh COMPATIBLE Battery for Nikon D40, D40x, D60" from here on amazon for my d40x which has a aftermarket battery grip and have been extremely happy. they outlast the standard nikon battery and i have had no compatibility issues with them whatsoever. i don't have an aftermarket charger and have been using all the batteries with the nikon charger that came with my camera.
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What I do is find the cheapest after - market on Amazon, which is typically pretty cheap. If that doesn't work I call Canon and plunk down the $70. I have 5 Canon SLRs and I'm not sure which camera I purchased this charger for. If you have the dough and want to be certain call 1-800canonusa. I believe that's the number. With these after-markets you take your chances based on reviews like I do. Pretty reliable those longer reviews.
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mine has worked great for quite some time, the other commenters may be the case for. There are certain digital only nikon lens that won't fit this, such as CX lenses and others too I believe, so that may be the case...