Battery (2-Pack) and Dual Charger for Nikon EN-EL18, EN-EL18a, EN-EL18b, EN-EL18c and Nikon D4, D4S, D5, D6, D850 (with adapters/Grips)

I bought a used D850 and decided to spring for the aftermarket grip and these batteries. The charger comes with some extra plates. You don't need them for the el-18s though. Once I figured that out it was smooth sailing. Initially I assumed the extra plates must be for the batteries it came with lol. No siree. Not sure what they are for but I'll probably look it up eventually. However the batteries do last a really long time. Two of them are almost too much except the price is so good. I'd guesstimate that shooting stills you might be able to do say 1,500 to 2,000 images. It might depend on condition etc. Personally I think it's great. I might rather have OEM but the price differential is so great I decided to try it. I'm not disappointed. They are physically large batteries so if that's an issue keep it in mind.

Works greats, holding charge just as good as oem Nikon batteries, fit is perfect. Plastic housing does not seem to as good as Nikon but over all a good product at a better price.

I purchased this Wasabi battery set and charger on 1/6/24 and received it on 1/8/24. Good packaging. I was using them instead of Nikon EN-EL 18C’s in my MB-D18 grip for the D-850. BIG MISTAKE! I used a Nikon BL-5 battery door (no off-brand). Batteries charged, loaded up, and showed full charge and information on the D-850 menu. I started using them. Noticed they didn’t last that long. Then it got cold outside and the problems started. I’m shooting a Nikon 200mm f/2. Heavy lens, I load the camera and lens into a ThinkTank waist mounted bag for protection. When the camera was off, noticed the camera’s green light started coming on when putting the rig in the bag (battery indicator). When I took it out, display showed discharged battery even though it was fully charged. Camera didn’t roll over to internal battery. Turned camera off, removed, reinserted. Battery showed fully charged and worked. Didn’t think that much about it. Then it started happening DAILY. Each time I used the batteries, both of them. Fed up, I ordered a Nikon EN-EL 18C. Big difference. Nikon battery feels TWICE as heavy as the Wasabi (that should tell you something). Took the camera out today and shot most of the morning with the Nikon battery. ZERO problems. In my opinion, the Wasabi batteries have a size tolerance problem. It might be small, but it’s clear they lose contact points in the MB-D18 grip. This happened many times when I used them. On the bright side, the charger works great on my replacement Nikon batteries. DON’T RECOMMEND THESE BATTERIES for the MB-D18 grip.

Perfect function at ⅓ the cost of Nikons charger and batteries. On my D 850 battery grip provides 9fps and zero issues with being recognized by the camera. The dual charger functions perfectly and can perform calibration by discharging and recharging the batteries. It’s basically identical to the ridiculously expensive Nikon charger.

Fits well, it will take time to see how well it works compared to the OEM battery.

I've tested both batteries in my Nikon D850's MB-D18 grip and each one worked as well as my Nikon branded batteries. Did a shoot lasting about 6 hours with roughly 2400 shots and the Wasabi battery in the grip was down to about 24% and the Nikon EL-EN15 in the camera body was still 100%. They charge perfectly well in the Wasabi and also the Nikon charger. Great value, imo.

I get a verified 9fps. Batteries last long enough for my needs. And time to fully charge is reasonable. I felt comfortable enough with these batteries that on a recent trip to O'ahu I had an EN-EL 15b in my D850, a Wasabi EN-EL 18 in the grip and one spare each: EN-EL 18, EN-EL 15b in the bag. No other batteries and no charger made the trip. Only had one battery change, the EN-EL18.

Item works as advertised