SterlingTek's POWWER Pentax DL-i78 900mAH Battery pack Equivalent

SterlingTek's POWWER Pentax DL-i78 900mAH Battery pack Equivalent

 
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We use Premium, Japanese, Grade A battery cells. Unlike Nickel-Cadmium (Ni-Cad) batteries, Lithium Ion batteries don't have a memory effect which shortens their capacity. They can be partially charged and/or discharged without worry of shortened battery life. Guaranteed to work with the following Cameras: Nikon Coolpix S550, and PENTAX Optio M50. 1 Year Warranty: We will replace this or any other item that you purchase from us for 1 year from the date your order is processed if it fails under normal wear or is defective. We always sell new high quality items and we are willing to back them up! The POWWER / SterlingTek name, images, and contents of this SterlingTek listing are protected by trademarks and copyrights. Copyright © 2008 SterlingTek. Quality Products @ Great Prices .... Guaranteed. SterlingTek!!! Serving You Since 1999.
Product Details
  • Feature:
  • Our Pentax D-Li78 battery equiv. is a high performance Lithium Ion battery with no memory effect.
  • And allows a longer run time than the Pentax original battery.
  • Sterlingtek D-Li78: 900mAh 3.7V Ultra high power capacity for powerful image taking.
  • Did You Know? The mAh rating of a battery indicates how "big the gas tank" of a battery is.
  • The higher the mAh rating is the more power that a battery will store & last longer.
  • Brand: POWWER
  • EAN: 0185894005444
  • Label: Sterling Publications
  • Manufacturer: Sterling Publications
  • MPN: D-li78 -1stk
  • PackageQuantity: 1
  • ProductGroup: CE
  • ProductTypeName: CONSUMER_ELECTRONICS
  • Publisher: Sterling Publications
  • Studio: Sterling Publications
  • UPC: 185894005444

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Powwer = Looser2008-09-17
I did my homework and I understand batteries but unfortunately this battery actually has a shorter life per charge than the original equipment battery that came with my Pentax Optio W60. I'd skip the "upgrade"

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