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Replacement for JVC BN-VF733 BN-VF733U BATTERY GR-D250 D275 D295 DF550

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Replacement for JVC BN-VF733 BN-VF733U BATTERY GR-D250 D275 D295 DF550
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Model: BN-VF733
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  • BEST Replacement for JVC BN-VF733/BN-VF733U Battery
  • 100% brand new high quality Li-Ion battery in blister package
  • Capacity: 3300mAh; Voltage: 7.4V;



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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - * Buyer Beware ...
The battery Lasted only 2 months. Worked great while it lasted. The merchant I purchased it through had a 30 day return policy and would not help me in anyway with a replacement or reimbursement.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - Replacement battery for the JVC camcorder
This battery works great. The communication between the camcorder and the battery showed 260 minutes of recording time after fully charging it. I used it in my recent trip to Asia with no problem. Charged it several times during the trip and each time it reached 260 minutes max charge. I never had to worry about running out of battery power during a tour. For a fraction of the JVC battery price, this is a bargain!

Note that it is somewhat bulky - about 2" long - so it looks funny when attached to the camcorder. However, the 260 minutes of recording time make this a non-issue for me.

** Updated 11/10/08 **
Well, unfortunately the battery stopped recharging last month (October). It worked well while lasted, but a mere 3 months of product life is not good at all. If I could change the rating, I will certainly downgrade it to 2 stars due to the reliability problem. Luckily it is not expensive and I certainly had shot lots of video during this period.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Long Lasting Battery ...
Great Battery replacement for JVC. It works great and you can use it for several hours. My camcorder looks weird with this battery but works great.


Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - great item
i got this item very quickly i didn't have to wait very long it works wonderfully


Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - * Initial battery delivered did not work properly; still waiting for a replacement. ...
Battery will charge, work initially but after removing the battery from the camera and then placing it back on, the camera will not power up. The Factory JVC battery does not behave in this manner so its not the camera.

I received a confirmation email from the company that they received my bad battery but I have yet to receive a replacement.

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