Wasabi PowerBattery (2-Pack) & Dual Charger for Fujifilm NP-W235 & Compatible with Fujifilm X-H2S, GFX 50S II, GFX 100S, Fujifilm X-T4, VG-XT4 Vertical Battery Grip

Work as described.

If you’re shooting stills, Wasabi is an awesome value. They don’t overheat and hold a charge.

So you're reading reviews wondering if these are as good as the battery that came with your Fuji camera. The answer is no, but probably 60-75% and at a pretty reasonable price esp compared tp the way overpriced fuji double charger. The fact that the XT4 does not come with a way to charge the battery outside the camera is absurd. I purchased this bundle, along with Fujis double battery charger and a 2nd Fuji Battery for my XT4 that I use professionally every day. I bought the fuji set first, and then figured for the price this was worth it to get another 2 batteries and a charger so I could have 4 batteries and 2 chargers. For the price I think they are worth it, but do not expect them to preform like the Fuji batteries. Even on the Fuji charger which shows you percentage, if you have a dead Fuji battery and a dead Wasabi in at the same time, this will hit 100% by the time the fuji hits 60%ish? I don't have any timed tests, but it's significant enough to notice a clear difference when using. I don't want to say half the time, but sometimes it feels like it. So my educated guess after working with the 4 of them over the last 2 months is probably 60-75% of Fujis power. But at way less than half the cost of 2 fuji batteries and charger, I think that makes it a good purchase. Esp if changing batteries doesn't mean much to you.

This is my third “dual” battery charger. It charges BOTH batteries simultaneously. Other chargers have dual slots but alternate charging back and forth between the two batteries so it takes twice as long to charge two batteries then a single battery.This is a superior battery and charger because it charges both batteries at the same time.

The vendor contacted me via Amazon and offered a full refund. Instead of a refund, I opted for a replacement. The replacement was shipped quickly. Excellent customer service.Previous review: The price is good for a charger and two batteries. However, the charger is questionable because the lights on it doesn't seem to work. When you insert the battery to charge, it's red which is expected. It doesn't turn green when the battery is fully charged. You have to unplug and plug the battery and the light will turn green. Sometimes, the light will just go off. The indicator light is questionable because one will not know if the charger will overcharge the batteries which is not desirable.

Great customer service! There was a shipping delay but seller personally reached out to me by phone and email just to let me know which I felt was very professional and appreciate it! Shortly I got updated tracking and item came earlier than estimated delay so that was a plus! I’ll update how the wasabi xt4 batteries are after next shoot by testing to see it still holds a charge after non-use. I had like 6 wasabi batteries before for different cameras and always had great experience with them even during non use (it will at most lose 1 bar after weeks of non-use at next gig which is great because other 3rd batteries would be almost empty after non-use). Tldr; great cx service and I’ll update here next gig if these xt4 wasabi still hold a decent charge after non-use).Only thing I wonder is if I get xt4 official battery grip would these wasabi work and charge in the grip as the oem batteries? Im afraid to test it on an expensive battery grip and risk damage to grip?

They hold a charge well. Haven’t had any issues on my XH2.

The charger is poor quality. I regret purchasing it. 35% to 50% is the only charge I could get on W235 batteries using the Wasabi charger despite the charger's green light glowing indicating they were fully charged. Eating through partially charged batteries (supposedly fully charged) is a rude shock that can easily become a disaster on any photo shoot. Buying a Fujifilm BC-W235 charger solved the problem. It works well and is money well spent.