2X NP-45 Replacement Battery (NP-45 / NP-45A / NP-45B / NP-45S) for Fujifilm cameras and Instax Mini 90
Product description
If you’re using a Fujifilm compact, action camera, or the Instax Mini 90, a tired battery can ruin an otherwise good day out. This 2-pack of replacement NP-45 batteries is built around the NP-45 format, aiming to keep your camera ready without having to juggle charging every couple of hours.
That said, replacement batteries aren’t all the same—runtime can vary by usage, temperature, and how the camera manages charging. So it’s worth looking at the stated cell type and safety features as a quick reality check before you commit.
The essentials
This pack comes with two NP-45 replacement batteries (rated at 3.6V, 1200mAh, 4.3Wh). On paper, that’s the sort of capacity you want when you’re trying to extend shooting sessions—whether that’s travel days, family events, or simply working through a queue of photos at the weekend.
The manufacturer also describes the cells as premium Li-ion and mentions there’s no memory effect, which generally matters if you tend to top up rather than running the battery fully down each time. It’s also positioned as “exactly like the original”, which is the usual phrasing for compatibility-focused replacements.
Key features that matter in practice
Where this battery pack is trying to earn its place is on three fronts: compatibility, charging behaviour, and protection.
First, it’s described as fully compatible with devices that use the NP-45 battery family, including Fujifilm Instax Mini 90 and several FinePix XP models, as well as a list of other compatible Fujifilm models (XP140/XP130/XP120/XP90/XP80/XP70/XP60/XP50/XP30/XP20 and T560/T550/T510/T500/T400/T360). If your device accepts NP-45 batteries, this is the kind of replacement you’d typically buy to keep spares on hand.
Second, it mentions smart charger power for the Fujifilm-compatible charging set-up. In everyday terms, that’s aimed at smoother charging rather than improvising with the wrong charger.
Third, the safety wording is fairly specific for a listing: built-in multiple circuit protection for over-charging, short-circuit, high-temperature, and surge protection, plus fire-resistant construction. That doesn’t guarantee identical performance to the original battery, but it does suggest they’ve taken the usual safety checklist seriously.
Would you notice the difference day to day? Mostly in reliability—less stress when you’re charging on a busy evening and you just want it to behave.
What’s in the box
You’re not only getting the two batteries. The pack is described as including: - 2 × batteries - 1 × charger - 1 × Micro-USB cable
That bundle can be handy if you’re currently missing a charger or you’d rather keep a charging setup at home while travelling. Still, do check whether your camera charges with this exact kit or whether you already have a compatible charger—having duplicates is convenient, but it’s not always necessary.
Where it stands out (and where it might not)
It makes sense if you want an NP-45 replacement you can use as a spare, and you care about having both batteries ready so you can swap mid-session instead of hunting for a socket.
However, it might not suit you if runtime is your top priority and you’re the sort of user who expects maximum endurance above everything else. The listing gives capacity and watt-hours, but it doesn’t promise a specific runtime, and no replacement battery can be assumed to match every original battery’s real-world longevity.
Also, compatibility is only as good as your device’s battery requirement. If your camera doesn’t take NP-45 (or a direct NP-45 family equivalent), this won’t be the right route.
Battery buying checks before you order
It’s easy to get excited by “compatible” wording, but there are a few practical checks worth doing:
- Confirm your camera’s battery model. The listing suggests NP-45 family compatibility, so your device should align with that.
- Make sure you’re comfortable charging via the included kit (charger + Micro-USB cable). If you already have a specific Fujifilm charging method, compare what you need rather than assuming.
- Think about how you shoot. If you do bursts (events, holidays), a two-battery pack can be a neat everyday fix.
- Note the stated electrical figures (3.6V and 1200mAh). They’re useful, but they don’t tell the full story of runtime in every scenario.
Should you buy it?
This 2-pack is a reasonable buy if you need NP-45 replacement batteries for Fujifilm devices listed as compatible, and you like the idea of having a spare ready along with a matching charger set. It’s particularly sensible for people who want fewer interruptions—charging in advance and swapping batteries on demand.
It’s not the best choice if your camera is sensitive to battery variations and you’re aiming to squeeze the absolute longest runtime possible, or if you can’t confirm your device takes NP-45 batteries in the first place.
When it makes sense, it’s the kind of purchase that simply removes hassle: keep one battery in the camera, keep the other ready, and charge without overthinking.
Quick FAQ
Will this battery be suitable for my Fujifilm camera?
The listing states compatibility with several Fujifilm Instax Mini 90 and FinePix / T-series models that use the NP-45 family. You should still confirm your device’s battery model matches NP-45 (or NP-45A/B/S family as stated).
What capacity does it have?
It’s rated at 3.6V and 1200mAh (4.3Wh) per battery.
Does the pack include a charger?
Yes. The description says the box includes 2 × batteries, 1 × charger, and 1 × Micro-USB cable.
Is there any safety protection included?
The listing mentions multiple protections including over-charging, short-circuit, high-temperature, and surge protection, plus fire-resistant construction.
Can I use it as a replacement if my current battery is old?
On paper, yes—this is designed as an NP-45 replacement battery for compatible Fujifilm devices, which is exactly what you’d do when your existing battery no longer holds charge well.