Gonine CP-W126 Dummy Battery and NP-W126 NP-W126S Power Adapter for Fuji X-T100 X-T200 X100F X100V X100VI X-S10 X-A5 X-A10 X-E4 X-Pro2 X-Pro3 X-T1 X-T2 X-T3 X-T10 X-T20 X-T30 II Cameras.

No issues thus far, works perfectly

This power adapter seems to be pretty reliable. I've used two of them for about 2 years, almost 24/7, and have not had them fail once. I take long-term time lapses with my X-E2 and if these adapters even hiccuped, it would mess up the time lapse videos, but that hasn't happened.They also feel pretty heavy, which can be an indicator that they bothered filling them with important components. However, I've heard of some manufacturers just putting a big block of metal or stone in their electronics to give them a more substantial feel. I am not willing to cut open one of my adapters, but based on their performance, they seem to be the real deal.

I tired using this cheap piece of junk and it just made me mad.First, it isn't large enough to sit securely in the battery hold, its loose so you have to push it in a little to make contact.Then it has a loose wire inside so that if the cord got bumped, it would lose power and my camera would turn off.Lastly it somehow shorted my Cameras internal battery and Reset ALL OF MY CAMERA SETTINGS.0/5 do not buy look elsewhere.

Did not expect much from this product, but so far it has done its job just fine.

This dummy battery is excellent when you don't mind the camera to be tethered to the wall, such as using the camera for a webcam. The battery works well, and keeps the camera running properly during normal use. I'm knocking a star off because the charger has a SUPER bright indicator light on it, which is super distracting. A little electrical tape goes a long way here, but I wish the power brick didn't have such a bright LED on it.

I guess the USB ports on my PC don't provide enough current to keep the battery and my Fuji XT3 from running down while using it as a webcam. This was just the ticket, there is a plastic port on the XT3 to allow the cord from this device to exit the battery compartment and let the door close. Fuji used to sell something like this as an accessory but now it's up to the third party market to fill that need. This unit does the job just fine and lets me video conference all day using my XT3 as a webcam. I video conference using a 65-in TV and the Fuji XT3 behind the TV with the 50 to 140mm G2.8 mounted to a tripod. :)

The connecting wires that feeds the power does not go flush with the bottom of the camera. So you won't have the camera standing on a flat surface horizontally. You will have to mount the camera onto a tripod every time you use this power source.

These types of products always seem sketchy, but in fact, it’s a use case Fuji seemingly planned for. You get a laptop style power supply and a dummy battery with a barrel connector. My camera has a rubber plug to let the wire out while still being able to close the battery hatch. It all feels very secure and official. On the display, the battery meter is gone too further cementing the fact you have UNLIMITED POWERS.I originally got this for use with the webcam software but I suspect this power adapter will have a long and useful life as a handy tool for stationary use.