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Camera batteries, battery grips and chargers

Camera batteries, battery grips and chargers include Newell replacement batteries listed for Canon, Nikon, Sony and Panasonic Lumix cameras, alongside battery grips and chargers. Products from Extra Digital, Power Plant, Llc, Neewer and Linogy also appear in this category. It suits anyone looking for a spare power source or charger; the first thing to check is the camera model and battery code.


Camera batteries, battery grips and chargers cover several ways to find power accessories for photo and video equipment. The category includes replacement camera batteries, a separate battery grip subcategory, and chargers for batteries and rechargeable cells. Newell battery listings include codes such as LP-E6, NP-FW50, EN-EL14 and CGA-S006E. Products from Extra Digital, Power Plant, Llc, Neewer and Linogy are also represented. The subcategories separate camera batteries, battery grips and chargers so you can focus on the type of item you need rather than treating every power accessory as interchangeable.

How to choose camera batteries and chargers

Check the camera model and the code printed on the battery you are replacing, then compare both with the product listing. LP-E8 and LP-E10, for example, are distinct codes even though both appear in listings for Canon EOS cameras. NP-FW50 is listed for Sony cameras, while CGA-S006E is listed for Panasonic Lumix. For a charger, check the type of battery or cell it is intended to charge: one listed dual charger is for 18650 cells. Capacity figures in mAh are useful when comparing batteries with the required code, but capacity alone does not establish compatibility.

  • Replacement batteries. Newell LP-E6, EN-EL14 and BP-511 are examples of different battery codes. Match the code to the camera's requirements.
  • Camera battery codes. Some product names list several codes, including Li-40B, Li-42B and EN-EL10. Check the relevant code rather than relying on a similar-looking name.
  • Battery chargers. Select a charger by the battery or cell type stated in its listing. A charger described for 18650 cells should not be assumed to fit every camera battery.
  • Battery grips. Battery grips have their own subcategory, separate from individual batteries. Check the intended camera model when considering a grip.
  • Battery capacity. Listed examples include an LP-E6 replacement marked 2000 mAh and an NP-FW50 replacement marked 1080 mAh. Confirm the battery code before comparing these figures.

For a spare battery, start in Camera Batteries with the code from your existing battery. Battery Grip and Chargers are separate paths for those accessory types; in each case, use the stated model or cell type to narrow the choice.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find a battery for my camera?

Match the camera model and the code on your current battery to the replacement battery listing. Matching capacity alone does not confirm compatibility.

Are LP-E8 and LP-E10 the same camera battery?

LP-E8 and LP-E10 are different battery codes found in listings for Canon EOS cameras. Check which code is specified for your camera.

Will an 18650 charger charge any camera battery?

An 18650 charger is listed for 18650 cells. Check a camera battery's code against the charger's stated supported type before selecting it.

Is a battery grip the same as a spare battery?

A battery grip and a spare battery are different product types in this category. Check the camera model specified for either item.