BatmaxEN-EL20 Battery (2-Pack) + LED Built-in USB LCD Charger for Nikon EN-EL20 EN-EL20a Nikon P1000,1 J1, 1 J2, 1 J3, 1 S1, 1 V3, Coolpix A, 1 AW1,Coolpix P950 Cameras

Love this battery charger and batteries. The charger is awesome cuz it has a built in USB and multi slots to plug it in. Many ways to charge. It has very clear bars showing the charging level. I find that these charge very quickly and seem to last pretty well. For the price this is Def the best buy!!! I am prolly guna buy another set of them to have on back up because my nikon p1000 has horrible battery life lol

These batteries work as well as, if not better than, the OEM ones. They have stood up to many recharges over the last 11 months without losing runtime.

I purchased this charger and batteries for my Nikon J1 camera, and they work great for the camera! They charge just fine, it looks like they only charge one at a time until a certain battery percentage, then it'll finish both batteries. It was hard to tell because I haven't drained them yet completely to test. This charger also charged the Nikon brand battery that came with the Nikon J1 just fine. Great battery life so far as well! I recommend this product!

Being able to charge to it once is a big plus. Having the meters for each bay is Important as it lets you know the status of each battery.

It’s nice chatting both batteries at the same time. Works great!

Happy Camper!

Just got the product, but have not cycled the batteries through my camera yet so at this time I can not rate the battery life, great lil charger is able to charge two batteries at once the charger alone was worth the cost yet along you get two batteries all for a GREAT PRICE!

I thought this charger/battery combo could be a good deal for my Nikon Coolpix P950, and for a few weeks, it was. Then, today, May 8, 2024, I had one of the EN-EL20 batteries in the camera and managed to get a single picture before the camera just shut off abruptly. I had the other EN-EL20 with me, so I tried putting that battery in; the camera still wouldn’t turn on or respond to button inputs. Then I looked at the camera manual; it turns out there's this disclaimer in the Troubleshooting section (screenshot attached.) Because I have one Nikon EN-EL20a battery, I tried it & sure enough, the camera powered up with no problem. This is all on me, as I should’ve known and double-checked the battery model. Oddly enough, the charger charges Nikon's EN-EL20a batteries without issue.