• Compatible with Sony Cyber-shot® “DSC-W” and “DSC-H” digital cameras
  • Rated at 3.6V, 3.4Wh/960mAh
  • Shows remaining battery power to the minute

Product Description
Stay powered up for a long time. This Sony infoLITHIUM camera battery pack NP-FG1 conveniently shows you how much time is remaining until you need to recharge.There’s no need to feel powerless again when you carry an extra Sony InfoLITHIUM battery pack NP-FG1 for your camera. Only genuine InfoLITHIUM batteries reliably show you exactly how many minutes of power are left, so you’ll never have to worry about unexpectedly running out of charge…. More >>

Sony NP-FG1 InfoLITHIUM Type G Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery Pack for Sony W & H Series Digital Cameras

5 Responses to “Sony NP-FG1 InfoLITHIUM Type G Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery Pack for Sony W & H Series Digital Cameras”

  1. Roberto R. Vargas Says:

    The product was not delivered. It was delivered to another address. A complaint was started but no reply yet.
    Rating: 1 / 5

  2. Stephen E. Kreps Says:

    type G will not fit the handycam so I sent it back have not heared back from it.
    Rating: 1 / 5

  3. Aase Vaslow Says:

    This battery loses charge (while idle) at too high a rate high rate.
    Rating: 1 / 5

  4. Omnimus Says:

    I bought a SONY NP-FG1 as a spare for my W290, but it acts strange. When I charge it with the charger that came with the camera, the charging LED would stay on for only about 6 seconds, then go off. Knowing that this battery charger is supposed to operate for about 1 hour after the LED goes off, I left it to charge overnight.

    However, I did attempt to see if the battery was charged several times in that period, but no luck, the camera would not function with this battery. However, the next day, one time this battery worked. But when I removed it from the camera,put it back in the charger and then tried it later, again it didn’t work. There must be some circuit in this battery that turns off/on the power for it. For I discovered that occasionally when it is put in the charger and removed, it may or may not provide power. By using a voltmeter, 4.2V should be across the – and + terminals after a full charge, but occasionally, it is off (0.6 v). Weird battery, maybe it is defective or maybe the CSGD charger is marginal.
    In any case, the SONY technical support rep, who I contacted, had no idea of what this problem could be, has no knowledge of the characteristics of this battery.
    Rating: 3 / 5

  5. Eugene Le Clude Says:

    This battery seems to have good life and will even take many pictures in the cold if it is completely charged before use. So far, it has lasted over a year for me. It is the same battery I use in my cell phone. Thus I have extra batteries for each depending upon the need. I have a cord charger for the phone and I have a small plug in charger for the camera (came with the camera). This enables me to charge both at the same time or have one charging in the car on trips.
    Rating: 5 / 5