Are these batteries fully decoded?
1646505
No. They won't charge with the charger that comes with the camera. You must use the one that comes with them.
1646506
I don`t know what you mean by decoded? However, mine work as well as the Olympus supplied OEM battery. You can`t charge using OEMhrger. You MUST charge using the one supplied with the two battery kit Testing $20.00 is worth it. ORDER IT!
1646507
All I can tell you are these are not real olympus batteries. I bought these and one would not charge and the other one would hold a charge for about a day. Buy from olympus and get the real thing.
642464
I brought the batteries that matched all the numbers on the current battery of my cell phone to make sure that they would work.This removes any guess work. JR
1096247
It is, but I had no luck with these batteries. They didn't last an hour and then not at all.
894583
If memory serves, they are LR44. The one I received came with the batteries.
901251
Depends on vv/vw, ohm build, etc. Can tell you theyre real vtc5s so id research based on that. http://www.sun-vapers.com/how-to-spot-a-fake-sony-vtc5-battery/
218933
I received my batteries in November, and they were chipped (decoded). They show the full battery info on the E-P5. I understand older batteries were not chipped, but it appears to no longer be an issue
1280096
Yes I believe so but they came with 2 batteries bonded together. I'm sure the regular info might state this. Not sure.
872717
No, these are definitely not knock-offs. These are what the government and industry buys. They are a heavier duty battery, i.e. longer life.
1034089
These are fakes (most likely recycled laptop batteries)...one of the 8 I bought were dead, there is no circuit protection, and label contains a spelling error. If you want cheap cells, these are for you...just don't expect anything special.
549099
Do not believe so,. [There are no markings on the battery to indicate they are rechargeable]
2140771
No. They are 18650 batteries. Probably removed from a used up laptop battery.Ultrafire batteries are crap. You might get lucky, and get a good one, probably not.
1659148
Hello, Yes they are genuine. You can even call the serial number in to verify or check online.
1204762
Yes they are and I have had my battery for over 3 years. Just don't over charge as overnight.
1830000
I went in the shop and looked based on your comment and the data in the details on the web. The batteries are indeed lithium and working just as originally noted.
1963289
No. They are not. They are Vivitar brand. Pretty well known manufacturer of photographic and other types of camera equipment. However, after several months of use-they work perfectly. No troubles at all. At half the price of the OEM battery-these represent an outstanding value.
140914
I bought my 1st box of 100 a month ago and they have been working just great. I did notice that they have a Chinese marking on them but so don't the batterys that I bought from rite aid. I think they are genuine Duracell Coppertop they look and work like they are. I just bought a nother box of the AAA and AA's and they are good till 2023. So to answer your question I would say yes they are.
1229470
I don't know, but I suspect they were older batteries when I received them because they did not last very long