JJC Camera Battery Case Holder Box for Canon LP-E17 LP-E10 LP-E6 LP-E6N,Nikon EN-EL15a EN-EL14,Fujifilm NP-W126 NP-W126S,Sony NP-FW50 NP-FW100 and More Camera Battery Pack Below 2.36" x 1.65" x 0.94"

I have several spare batteries for my Nikon cameras and I hate throwing a spare in the bag without protecting the terminals.This small case is a perfect fit for this battery. The case interior is 1-11/16 inches wide by 2-7/16 long by 7/8 inch deep. Each case comes with six thin (1/16 inch) foam sheets that fit the interior perfectly. This lets you customize the case a little if you have batteries smaller than the case. The EN-EL15 uses two of these sheets (one top and one bottom) to hold the battery in place without sliding around. Side to side there's a little room to spare. The case has a thin silicon seal around the edge, and the case snaps tightly closed, so some protection from water intrusion is there. Although plastic, the case should provide some drop protection from a table or workbench. This is my third JJC product purchase and so far I've been happy with them all.Although not ideal, you could also store three AA batteries, one 9V battery, or up to five AAA batteries with a few more of the foam sheets.Overall a good purchase; I do wish that you could buy these in pairs, though, instead of a four-pack.

These storage boxes came with several layers of thin foam inside to customize how much you need to hold the batteries tight and protected. My EN-EL15 and EN-EL15C camera batteries fit snug with just one layer on to and one layer on the bottom. The lids snap tight and they’re safe for traveling. I packed the in my carryon camera bag for a recent trip and suffered no damage.

They fit my Fujifilm camera batteries NP-W235 and NP-W126S (I have to put a little cushion inside otherwise the battery rattles around too much). They are sturdy and easy to open.

Exactly what is needed. Opens and closes easily. By using two of the pads the box keeps the battery in place. Very satisfied. I recommend this product to anyone needing a case for their Canon EOS 90d battery.

my previous cases are waterproof from another company so im a bit disappointed these are not waterproof but the batteries w 235 fit so at least i know i wont lose the cap for each battery and they are secure in a box. materials are a bit on the flimsy side but again, its all you get what you pay for so the value for the money is there.

These are adequate battery cases. They're plastic, seem a bit brittle, and I am not convinced that the closure will have a long life. A Nikon EN-EL15a,b,or c (or a copy) fits very nicely, however there isn't room for the cap which fits over the end of the battery. The cap might be redundant when using these cases, but I would have preferred for it to remain. Overall, I'd say they're just "okay", and I would not buy them again.

Not all factory camera batteries come with cases from, well, the factory. If you shoot to any level of volume or frequency, you're going to need to carry extra batteries. Speaking at least for myself, I didn't like having the battery terminals exposed in my camera bag. I was concerned about the chance of shorts and the likelihood of the terminals becoming dirty, causing other problems with proper operation. These cases, while not tailor-fit to my batteries (Olympus), are quite close. The manufacturer includes foam wafers to make the fit snug, so the battery doesn't rattle around during transport. The plastic is heavy-duty, it comes with a metal hinge pin and a secure latch. I have no complaints about function, and little to no worries about durability. Money well spent for a need fulfilled.

Ordered this for Nikon batteries; EN-EL15. The batteries fit extremely well. No banging around and the latch device on the lid is positive. There are small foam spacers included in each case and for these Nikon batteries you should remove all but two, leaving one on each side of the case. I'm confident I can toss these in my camera pack and let them bounce around as they want without worrying about the battery getting tangled up with something else that might short it or cause damage. I've ordered these twice so I have a total of 8 boxes. Three have a strip of green tape attached, and when traveling those contain charged batteries. Two have a strip of red tape attached and when traveling, I leave with these empty. When a battery runs out of gas it comes out of the camera and goes into a box with red tape. I know when I get to a location where I can recharge exactly which batteries need recharge.