LP Battery Charger Kit Compatible with DJI OSMO,3-Pack 1300mAh Replacement Battery and Intelligent 3-Channel USB Charger Kit for DJI OSMO Action Camera（NOT for Action 2/3/4）

Holds about 50 minutes each battery

I use the battery charger with a portable battery and it works pretty good on the go. I really like having the 3 batteries as backups and can shoot all day with this setup. Exact fit for the DJI Osmo Action.

Seems to charge good. Deduct one star because first shipment 2/3 batteries wouldn’t eject from camera. Had to pry out with a knife. Replacement set only one battery doesn’t eject. Not like I’m gonna break out a knife and do surgery out on the trail. Ugh.

Charge fast and last longer than the original batteries. I've gone through a lot of batteries and these are by far the best.

...I bought this item many months ago to compliment my DJI Osmo Action camera, and have been very satisfied with this product. So much so, that I just re-bought it again for my brother's birthday. I have no negative things to say about it or the seller...in fact, I would buy again from this supplier in a heartbeat!

Just posting for people trying to research what batteries to buy. YMMV, but here is my experience. I just received the batteries and charger; charged fully overnight. Today i left the camera recording on 1080p60 until each battery died, and the average recording time was ~72min. Ambient temperature of our house is about 70F. I will try to update later after I have vacationed with the batteries and camera.

Best purchase I've made for my camera good to have

My review about this product is this as a new hobby I knew that I was going to need batteries in the field so I found this product the one thing that I thought was nice was the price. The second thing I liked was the fact that it had three batteries hey three batteries mean more time taking pictures right. Nope now what I dislike about this product is, the life of the battery is very poor I may have gotten 20 minute of life out each of the batteries. Now I not sure on this part but from my experience the battery gauge on the dji Osmo Action does not seem to work well with the batteries. One minute it tells me 80% on the camera and the mimo app the next it will tell me 30% and when it hits 30% it seems like the battery life dies very fast. So this issue could circle back to the battery life it may have more life than it says on the screen, but once it gets to 5% it powers down and you have to change batteries.

perfect charger and battery pack!!

To begin with, I already had one of these batteries before getting this kit, so this is not my first experience with the brand. I have been using that battery occasionally for about a year. I am not a heavy action camera user, but it has performed well enough that I was happy to get this set. In terms of real world performance, these batteries are very close to the DJI Extreme Battery Plus. I have the original DJI 1950 mAh Extreme Battery Plus, and honestly, if I had to do it again, I would rather buy this two battery kit with the charger than pay the price of one original DJI battery. The difference in runtime is very small. In my testing at 1080p, 60 fps, continuous recording, with stabilization turned on, the original DJI Extreme Battery recorded for about 1 hour and 43 minutes nonstop, while this one recorded for about 1 hour and 40 minutes. That is only about a 3 minute difference, which is very impressive considering the price. That said, I cannot compare long term reliability to the original DJI battery with full confidence. The original may still last longer over time, and I do not yet know how these aftermarket batteries will compare after extended use. Still, they are much easier on the wallet to replace, and so far they have performed very well. They are also clearly better than the older original Osmo Action 4 battery, which has lower specifications, and they come surprisingly close to the newer DJI Extreme Battery used in the Action 5 and Action 6. As for the charger, it is a budget option, and it shows. It is useful to have, especially as a battery holder and charging station, but charging speed is slow. It takes quite a long time to charge the batteries in this charger. In my experience, charging the battery directly inside the camera is noticeably faster. Still, I do prefer slower charging in some cases because fast charging can shorten battery life over time, at least in my understanding. Overall, the charger is not the highlight here, but it is still better than nothing and a useful extra to have. The real value is in the batteries themselves, and based on my experience with one battery over about a year and another from this kit, I think they are a very good budget alternative to the original DJI batteries.

This charging kit is a practical addition for anyone using an Osmo Action camera. It comes with a three-slot charging case and two batteries, which makes it easy to keep multiple batteries ready at the same time. Each charging slot has its own indicator light, so it’s simple to check the charging status at a glance. The batteries fit well and align properly with the camera, with no issues during installation or use. In regular use, they provide sufficient power as backup batteries, which is especially useful for longer shooting sessions. The charging case adds extra convenience by keeping everything organized and allowing you to charge multiple batteries in one place. Overall, it’s a useful accessory for extending shooting time and managing power more efficiently.

For the price, this is a pretty good value for two batteries and a 3-bay charger. A single OEM battery can easily be more than the price of this entire set ($39.99 CAD at time of writing). And the OEM DJI Osmo Action Extreme Battery Plus has a capacity of only 1950mAh, whereas each of these batteries is bigger (2100 mAH), albeit slightly. That makes this a good deal. The batteries look fine, they insert into my camera with no issue, and into the charger equally well. Charging does take longer than the OEM charger. I didn't measure times but this is evident from the output specs (4.4V/700mA). Theoretically it should take 3-h to charge one of these 2100 mAH batteries; practically you can expect it to take longer. I believe the OEM charger is rated for significantly higher output. Note, while the charger in this set is powered by USB-C and it comes with a USB-C cable, the set does not come with a charger block. That's probably not a big problem for most people who probably have a surfeit of USB-C chargers. To be honest, I would appreciate not having to pay for a charger block that is just going in the trash or the drawer. They could have omitted the USB-C cable and I wouldn't complain as I certainly don't need it either. Many users of action cameras need to keep a good supply of batteries feeding these power-hungry devices for a long session. Given the high cost of OEM batteries, I think these are a great value.

These two batteries are physically identical to the original battery that came with my Osmo Action 5 Pro. The same feel when inserting and removing; the pull tab is the same. These batteries are marked with a slightly higher power capacity than the OEM. My OEM battery was down to 1% left so it was a good time to put it and these two LP brand pieces into the included charger since it has 3 bays. It took about 4 hours for all three batteries to finish up with the indicator lights changed from red to green. Interesting to me was that they finished off at widely separated times. The bay closest to the USB-C port turned to green first, then the middle bay took up to maybe another hour to turn green and finally the same interval for the last battery to turn to green. It makes me wonder if that is something in the design of the charger because I charge a lot of batteries and I haven't witnessed this before. I mean they were all down to zero. I checked them all in the action camera to see "0" before stacking them in the charger. The status lights are strong enough to be clearly seen individually from across a large room if you stand up the charger so the lights are aimed your way. Once the batteries were full I ran one down in the Action 5 Pro until it showed 40% remaining. That took 1 hour of recording at 4K/60p. To recharge the single battery back up to full from 40% took about 150 minutes. So having that third available bay means I can remove the original battery from the camera and have all three inserted in this charger so there is no mistake all of my Action 5 Pro's battery are ready to go.