BM Premium 2 LI-90B, LI-92B Batteries and Charger for Olympus Tough TG-5, TG-Tracker, SH-1, SH-2, SP-100 IHS, Tough TG-1 iHS, Tough TG-2 iHS, Tough TG-3, Tough TG-4, SH50 iHS, SH60, XZ-2 iHS Camera

Worker great with my Olympus camera.

In A Nutshell I bought this because my Olympus SP-100EE did not come with a battery charger - you have to use a cable to charge the batteries in-camera, which is inconvenient and super annoying. The Good Parts * Lets you charge batteries separate from the camera * Has a plug adapter and car charger cable * 2 batteries -- I did not do any scientific tests, but the batteries seem to have an acceptable life * Easy to use - plug and play Not So Good * Nothing I can think of

Works great with my Olympus TG-6. Took on a trip so I'd never run out of power and used as my main batteries and charger. Held enough power to get me through 2 one hour snorkel sessions with 300+ photos, twice a day for 2 weeks. I do wish there were less bulky chargers available, but it packs well inside a snorkel fin.

Product arrived promptly and was exactly as described. We own several Olympus TG cameras, and the this charger worked with all previous batteries (even brought one old battery back to life). The separate plug for Europe is handy as we love to travel. Still testing the new batteries with cameras but so far so good.

BLUF: This is a great deal. It is much more economical than the OEM solution of approximately $90 for a spare battery and charger. The charger may look big in the pictures, but does have a surprising small form factor (3.75" L x 1.75"W x 1.5" T). Purchased this not knowing what to expect -- you get what you pay for type of thing. I was pleasantly surprised to find that the product was better than described. The capacity of the batteries was 2100-mAh, but were listed as 1500-mAh. This means more camera time/pictures...approximately 56% more than the OEM battery of 1350-mAh. If you trust the CIPA rating, which the Olympus TG-3 is rated at 330 pictures with the OEM battery, then the number of pictures taken with this higher capacity battery would be around 514. So, whatever the operating time is under your "standard conditions", these batteries would increase it by roughly 50%. For those of you unfamiliar with the physics of batteries: equate battery voltage to water pressure; capacity to the size of the water reservoir. More water is better, but if comes out at too high a pressure it can rupture the plumbing (electronic circuits in this case). Keeping within the manufacturers voltage rating (3.6V in this case) is definitely recommended, especially for sensitive electronics. I didn't buy this product because it included a screen protector. It's not bad, but for the long term, there are better options (e.g. Zagg). If you need one, it comes with a universal screen protector that must be cut-to-size. This product has two anomalies associated with it: 1) the battery label/markings are incorrect; 2) the charger will not charge the batteries unless you insert the battery first and then plug it in to an outlet. The first simply requires paying attention to the terminals on the end of the battery to ensure they're oriented correctly when inserting into the camera. For the camera, the orientation of the terminals are correct (+/- location), just not the "arrow" on the battery compared to that of the OEM -- the markings correspond to the charger, not the camera. The second is odd, but if you plug the charger in first, and then insert the battery, it gives a green light -- meaning it's not charging...in lieu of amber indicating it is charging.