Wasabi Power Battery (2-Pack) and USB-C Dual Charger for Ricoh DB-110 and Ricoh GR III, GR IIIx, Theta X, WG-6, G900, G900 II, G900SE II

I bought this battery and charger set for my Ricoh camera, and it works well so far. The extra batteries are useful when I go out and do not want to worry about running out of power. The USB-C charger is convenient and easy to carry. Overall, it is a practical backup set for the price.

No problems, charges and fits the camera. Perhaps not holding a charge as long as the original battery but for the price I can live with that.

Does not fit a leica camera, it is too thick

I've used Wasabi batteries and chargers for years with other cameras. So when I needed some backup batteries and an external charger for my Olympus TG-5, I also turned to them. I already knew that the DB-110 batteries mentioned in the listing are a slightly longer-lasting version of the LI-92B and have a much higher capacity than the LI-90B batteries that are more commonly offered with other chargers. What caught me off guard was that the charger supports both USB type C and Mini USB inputs. The listing mentions this subtly, and I was expecting to have to carry a Mini USB cable for it when I traveled. With the world moving to type C and many people still not there, this is a great compromise. I also like that with this charger, the batteries snap in and are held flat and secure. That's opposed to some of the "more stylish" options that line the batteries up, resting vertically. I prefer this flat and secure option because I can connect an external battery to the charger and toss it in my backpack to charge batteries reliably while I'm on the move.

When I saw a fellow Ricoh Theta X owner give this charger and battery pack kit a glowing review, I knew I couldn't pass up giving it try, especially for the price. It's great value. But I mostly purchased it because it claimed to charge via USB-C. Now, as I'm sure many of you know, just because a product has that port doesn't necessarily mean it will play nicely with the USB Power Delivery (PD) spec. I'm happy to report that this one absolutely does. Whether or not doing so will cause longer term harm to the batteries as opposed to using their included A-to-C cable is another question. An additional one might be if the charger might harm the original OEM battery. I will pose both these questions to Wasabi Power and alter this review when I receive word. In the meantime, I look forward to being able to charge multiple spare batteries on-the-go without having to be tethered to a wall. This is the USB-C future we've all been promised! P.S. According to my ChargerLAB USB protocol analyzer, this charger uses the Apple 2.4A protocol and negotiated DCP 1.5A when both batteries were installed. Just food for thought for you power geeks out there 😁

Using with a gr3x and so far so good. The charger is nice and compact and these batteries are much cheaper than OEM. Used them on a 3 week trip and was able to take pictures all day. It’s also convenient that 2 batteries can be charged at once.

My favorite purchase for my GRIII, works without problems and is totally compatible with the camera. Feels just like the stock battery! 0 problems over the 8 months I've had it!

well, despite high reviews, i seem to have gotten a defective item. i plugged it in to charge. it worked fine at first, but after 20-30 min or so a sudden, strong chemical smell caught my attention. the charger was extremely hot, and no longer seemed to recognize one of the channels. i immediately unplugged it. the dock itself remained extremely hot for at least another 30 minutes, and actually began melting the casing! it seems to be a faulty usb-c port? that’s my educated guess anyway based on location. thankfully amazons chat customer service was extremely helpful with taking care of the faulty product issue. i think i will just save up for a name brand charger now, and avoid using the “cheap” option for my camera in the future.

Very good for my Ricoh GR III

Worked for a year and died. Inside was just a printed circuit board with microchips, not repairable. A waste of money.

If you own a Ricoh GR iii you need these for sure. Excellent 3rd party batteries that don't cost $70 each.