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I bought this one for my camera two years ago. It is still working now. However, it is not like a 1850mAh batteries. I have two sony 1400mAh, has same if no better proformance.
With a digital camera, rechargeable batteries are a must for those who take a lot of picture. These batteries didn't take as long to charge or recharge as other brands I have tested, and lasted almost twice as long on one charge as the expensive "Max-Powered" throw-away alkaline batteries I've bought as back ups. I am very happy with this Kodak product and recommend these rechargeable batteries to anyone with a digital camera or other high-drain electronics.
Not impressed.I used these for my digital camera (Casio QV-R40). With flash and LCD on I got an average of 24 pics before the battery ran out (once it was 27 - but that was only once).With the Sanyo batteries that came with the camera I was getting over 50 per charge (sometimes more)(also with the flash and lcd on)They are cheap though - and if you don't mind the inconvenience of re-charging they are a good "deal".
Lets see. Remember that most batteries in this class share the same characteristics, that of a nice even performance followed by a sudden drop off. Having said that these are powerful batteries that power my Fuji digital camera through at least 200 shots a charge, including review of pictures, and plenty of messing around "in camera" to get the perfect shots.I have 2 sets and am buying another 2 because I know that I have already saved a bundle on these batteries. Go through an average 8 batteries a week.thats $6 for Duracell or Energizer. These rechargeables pay for themselves really quickly.
I don't know how well this kind of battery should work. I use them in my Olympus D-360 camera. They seem to work well.
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