shopping for a new camera and noticed the Kodak Z1485, thought I saw a comment mentioning that this battery is compatible for replacement to AA's?
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I have a kodak z 1012, that can use either two double a's, or this battery. The camera will eat the AA's, but this battery has good life. Used it for two days straight family vacation, never had to charge. AA's, maybe 40 pics. Hope that helps
1128734
If your camera is conpatable for the KLIC-8000 rechargeable battery, it blows AA batterys out of the water.
1128735
If camera takes 2 AA Batteries / Yes this can be used - does model have a re-charge port?
1128736
This product works great! I have enjoyed its use for over 1 and 1/2 years. The charge holds for quite a long time, it recharges fairly quickly and I have not been disappointed.
1128737
I have these battery for a few years, it is great, with the purchase got the charger with the adapters. I take long vacations and with two of these battery I have no problem. I found that the regular in cold weather they discharge and after a few pictures you need to change the regular baterries. I hope tis is helpful.
1265935
Your experience with Kodak's customer "service" is the same as mine. Worthless! Sorry, I don't know how to solve your issue. I've tossed my Kodak and wouldn't go near another.
1011424
I have the same question, but given the features and the general guidelines for batteries on Kodak's site (any lithium, rechargables, etc, just NO Alkies) I feel that the camera will be worth the risk. My local stores have 10 paks of AA lithiums for about 10 bucks; if it gets 100 insteadof the promised 220 per pair, I'll still be happy with it. Will try to come back after I play with it!
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Your welcome, I'm just now learning how to use my new Zi8. I think I'm really going to like it. I also bought an extra battery for it, from Amazon. A Kodak KLIC-7004, just like the one that came with it. I would hate to be taking videos and have my battery run out. I'm checking into buying another battery charger too.
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This camera uses four (4) AA cells, I do not think it makes any difference what brand they are. I am not familiar with Nikon batteries; but as long as they are AA they should work.
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Well, I recently bought the Z950 and bought extra batteries after doing a little searching for batteries that were highly recommended by those who purchased them. They are not Kodak OEM batteries, but I found two--2 batteries brand new that match the Kodak specs. The two extra batteries were--believe it or not--$3.99 plus shipping--total of $8 and change. I charged and tested both batteries and they work as well or better than Kodak's batteries which sell for between $25-$30 EACH! Do a little bit of shopping and you can get these perfectly fine batteries that fit exactly the same as the Kodak batteries, and are giving me as many or more pics per charge. Hope that helps! Well, I recently bought the Z950 and bought extra batteries after doing a little searching for batteries that were highly recommended by those who purchased them. They are not Kodak OEM batteries, but I found two--2 batteries brand new that match the Kodak specs. The two extra batteries were--believe it or not--$3.99 plus shipping--total of $8 and change. I charged and tested both batteries and they work as well or better than Kodak's batteries which sell for between $25-$30 EACH! Do a little bit of shopping and you can get these perfectly fine batteries that fit exactly the same as the... » Read More Well, I recently bought the Z950 and bought extra batteries after doing a little searching for batteries that were highly recommended by those who purchased them. They are not Kodak OEM batteries, but I found two--2 batteries brand new that match the Kodak specs. The two extra batteries were--believe it or not--$3.99 plus shipping--total of $8 and change. I charged and tested both batteries and they work as well or better than Kodak's batteries which sell for between $25-$30 EACH! Do a little bit of shopping and you can get these perfectly fine batteries that fit exactly the same as the Kodak batteries, and are giving me as many or more pics per charge. Hope that helps! « Show Less
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Yes - works better than Kodak-branded batteries -- holds charge better, lasts longer. All of the cheap generic batteries work better than the Kodak-branded "original equipment -- don't worry.
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I use the Sandy Eneloop rechargeable batteries in my camera and they work fine. Also last longer than standard AA batteries.
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It's a moot point because Nikon updated the camera software about a year ago and these batteries are no longer "recognized" by the camera. Sorry.
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Thanks for the info - I used the link and got a response within 15 minutes - and it's midnight here on the west coast!According to Kodak Information and Technical support, "We don't recommend the use of Ni-MH batteries with the Z812. Although these batteries will fit and work, they do not give satisfactory performance, yielding a smaller number of shots than people expect. The following are the batteries we recommend: Kodak lithium digital camera battery CRV3 Kodak Li-Ion rechargeable digital camera battery KLIC-8000"So - my conclusion from this is: Don't buy the kits shown here on Amazon as the batteries will be disappointing.And if you have questions - go to the source! Thanks for the help. Thanks for the info - I used the link and got a response within 15 minutes - and it's midnight here on the west coast!According to Kodak Information and Technical support, "We don't recommend the use of Ni-MH batteries with the Z812. Although these batteries will fit and work, they do not give satisfactory performance, yielding a smaller number of shots than people expect. The following are the batteries we recommend: Kodak lithium digital camera battery CRV3 Kodak Li-Ion rechargeable digital camera battery KLIC-8000"So - my conclusion... » Read More Thanks for the info - I used the link and got a response within 15 minutes - and it's midnight here on the west coast!According to Kodak Information and Technical support, "We don't recommend the use of Ni-MH batteries with the Z812. Although these batteries will fit and work, they do not give satisfactory performance, yielding a smaller number of shots than people expect. The following are the batteries we recommend: Kodak lithium digital camera battery CRV3 Kodak Li-Ion rechargeable digital camera battery KLIC-8000"So - my conclusion from this is: Don't buy the kits shown here on Amazon as the batteries will be disappointing.And if you have questions - go to the source! Thanks for the help. « Show Less
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Hi Lorraine. It is a rechargeable battery not AA's. I own two of these cameras......buy one.....you will LOVE it. I am a long time Canon user.
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They are close to AA size, but are actually bigger. They are 3.6v batteries, and AA batteries are 1.5v batteries. They aren't interchangeable and probably wouldn't fit. These aren't appropriate to use in your camera.If you are using regular alkaline batteries (non-rechargeable), then that would explain why your batteries die so quickly. NiMH rechargeable batteries last much longer. You should be able to find some good high-capacity ones on Amazon somewhere.
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This camera uses 2 "AA" batteries. If your Kodak charger is for anything other than recharging "AA" batteries, it probably won't work.
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I replaced the orinal battery after 8 years with a Kodak battery and not had any problems with the new one. Check the battery with a voltmeter, it should be 3+ volts
1830614
The battery that came with the Kodak camcorder loses it charge while not in use. I purchased a new once as back up and charged that to keep on hand, and that one loses it's charge also. To say the least, I am unhappy. This has been my experience with these batteries.
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You can use the Kodak regular or rechargeable batteries or it works fine with 2 AA--i am using the rechargeable AA that i had for my last digital!! The kodak battery that came with mine didn't even last 2 weeks and they are $$$--rechargeable is best.
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I sent an inquiry to Kodak and they said to buy the LB-60 battery from them, but you have to call them to place the order. I said I can't call, I'm in Ecuador and they come back and said that is the only way to get it....I think it's time to change cameras...Tom