Turpow EN-EL3e EN-EL3 Battery Charger Li-ion 2.0Ah Rechargeable Replacement Battery for Nikon D700 D70 D90 D50 D70s D80 D100 D200 D300 D300S SLR Camera Digital (2 x Batteries + LCD Dual USB Charger)

Replacement for original Nikon. Seems to be OK reasonable charge rate can't comment on longevity.

Great charger, I think it’s even better than the Nikon one...

I have a Nikon D200, which uses EN-EL3e batteries. The charger feels plasticky, but does seem to charge the batteries I have, albeit slowly. I'm less sure about they batteries. They charge, but they're off brand, and cheap, so I'm dubious they'll last long.Edit: I wasn't wrong about the batteries. I bought it on the 26th May. By the 31st May, one of the batteries couldn't be charged. By the end of August the second went kaput.

Very easy to use. Very good quality

Yes great

Turpow EN-EL3e EN-EL3 Battery Charger Li-ion 2.0Ah Rechargeable Replacement Battery for Nikon D700 D70 D90 D50 D70s D80 D100 D200 D300 D300S SLR Camera Digital (2 x Batteries + LCD Dual USB Charger)A couple of years ago the battery on my nikon camera stopped charging, I know they batteries were charged many times so I think that's why, I suppose they dont last forever!Anyway these are definitely a good buy considering how much the genuine nikon ones are, I've seen them 3 times this price!They are as good a quality as the genuine nikon batteries, they was fully charged up in about 3 hours and they last longer than my old ones.The charger is easy to use.Just make sure when buying that they will be compatible with your camera, all the model numbers are above in the listing.Can highly reccomend.

One of the two batteries does not charge. Otherwise, about what you’d expect for the price. Seems to be okay.

Plugged in for 5 minutes before the burning smell started. Charger was too hot to touch for 20 minutes after unplugged and LCD display fried. FIRE HAZARD. Cheap and nasty, far too dangerous to use. Now have the tedious chore of printing labels and posting back and a weeks wait fit my money back. Not to mention what damage you could do to your expensive camera. Don't bother.