Sales Rank: 29373


Features:

Comes with 110-220v charger, car charger, and camera connector cables

Keep track of the battery life with integrated LED indicator

Works with most digital cameras and camcorders

The latest in Lithium Ion technology for longer lasting power

Average Rating:
Rating: - Pretty good unit, all up.
I bought the DPS 9000 for my Fuji Finepix S602. I had added an external flash to the camera which left it a little top heavy, so I thought I'd attach the DPS unit below (it screws into the tripod mount below) and get the center of gravity of my camera a little lower.

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Rating: - don't leave home without one
I purchased the DigiPower DPS 9000 originally for an Olympus C2100 Ultra Zoom camera. I recently upgraded to a Nikon Coolpix 5700 but wouldn't buy it until I knew the DPS 9000 would work with it. This is a must-have for digital photographers. It completely eliminates the need for batteries without adding a lot of weight and unlike other higher-end external packs, the cord connecting it to the camera is not attached to a waist unit, constantly getting in the way. I started with one and added a second pack. The first time I used it, it lasted as long as four sets of rechargeable batteries had on a previous ocassion. Easy to use, and in the long run easy on the wallet, with no need to ever buy another battery/battery charger. It has a "fuel gauge" on the side, letting you know how much power you have left. It includes four different connecting cables (and a chart letting you know which one matches your camera) and a car charging unit as well.

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Rating: - A Must Have
I bought this pack for use with my Olympus C3000z and almost two years later I'm on my second camera and this pack is still going great. I keep regular NiMH's in my bag just in case but have only needed them once. I love shooting fireworks and close up items and almost always have to use the LCD which eats batteries like I eat candy. Great that it comes with chargers especially the car adapter. Only problem I've had is when I screw my mono-pod to it I sometimes can't get it off without removing the camera and all but don't know of any way this could be addressed.