USB Power Cable for Decoded NP-FW50 Dummy Battery USB Adapter for Sony A6000, A6500, A6300, A6400, A7, A7II, A7RII, A7SII, A7S, A7S2, A7R, A7R2, A55, A5100, RX10

It works great with my battery bank, and also right into the wall for long videos. Works great!!

I was worried it may not workI mean it's so cheap to buy, of course I'd be worriedBut it works FLAWLESSLY with my Powerbank and now my filming time has shot up exponentially. There's hardly a limit now, and it didn't fry my camera10/10 buy this

I like the build material of this cable. The cable length is not bad if your battery pack is kept within 20 in of the camera. I've noticed that when the camera goes to sleep, I sometimes have to unplug and re-plug the cable to the power pack in order to get the camera to power back up. It's fine on continuous drain though. The RAVPOWER battery packs I'm using are older units and I've only used them to charge my phones and tablets. However, I think they'll do for now. As for the cable, I think it's worth the purchase.

Even though it works exactly as described - the only gripe I have about it is the coiled part of the cord. If they could make it a little less springy - or resistant to stretch, or even just have it completely uncoiled, that would be sweet. Had to buy a USB extension cord to get this to work with my astrophotography setup.

As the heading says, somehow while using this, it managed to reset the clock in my camera. I had it plugged in and let the camera go to sleep. When I half-pressed the shutter a few minutes later to wake it, I was presented with the first-time setup screen. I had to set the region and clock, but thankfully none of my other settings were blanked. Very strange. I've only had this happen once, but now I'm apprehensive to use it again.The dummy battery has a channel to lay the cable in, so it meets the flap in the camera's battery door, just like on the official Sony AC-PW20 adapter. I didn't have any issues with it getting caught.As far as I can tell, this does not require any sort of fast charging support from the power supply. It simply boosts the 5V up to the 7-8V that a typical battery would output. While shooting in burst mode with a more power-hungry lens attached, I saw the power draw peak at just over 2.1A.I wish this actually did support something like Quick Charge 2.0/3.0, as stepping down would be more efficient and require less current from the power supply.Regarding the cable, the coil is very annoying. I'd much rather have a straight cable and an included velcro strap. Stretching the cable is likely to yank the USB plug out. You're basically left with a very bulky 40ish centimeter cable, not the "35-100cm" cable advertised.Overall, I don't know if I can recommend this. If it hadn't caused the clock to reset, I'd only really be able to complain about the useless coiled cable. Shame, because the cable and dummy battery actually feel like they're made quite well.

The decoded USB to Sony NP-FW50 battery adapter by Hersmay is made in PRC (china). The adapter I ordered was sold as new. I received a previously returned battery adapterunit, noted by the "LPN RR" sticker on the mylar bag instead of the missing original box (minus 1 star). The battery adapter part has a slot to run the cord to either end of the adapter, and this can get stuck on the battery keep in the camera (as it did on my RX10 each time and the A7ii) (minus 1 star). I expect to spend $20 and get a proper fitting adapter along with proper fitting electronics inside the adapter.3 stars

Es una solución a la poca duración de las baterías originales

Funktioniert bisher tadellos an einer Sony a6400 und einer Powerbank.Lässt sich wie ein normaler Akku einlegen, ich merke da keinen Unterschied.Das Spiralkabel lässt sich soweit im Rig gut verlegen.Langzeiterfahrungen fehlen noch.

Funktioniert leider nicht zuverlässig.Die Stromversorgung via Powerbank wird ständig unterbrochen. Abhilfe brachte die Nutzung des Akkudummys eines anderen Herstellers.