Compact and lightweight, this Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Battery from Westcott is designed for FJ80 II speedlights. A reliable backup or replacement piece, the 1500mAh, 16.65Wh battery provides 500+ full-power flashes and recharges in two hours with the included USB-C charging cable. Its durable build provides 200+ charge cycles for continued use and powerful flashes.
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Key Features
- Replacement Battery for FJ80 II
- 1500mAh 16.65Wh Lithium-Ion Battery
- Charge Time: 2 Hours
- Provides 500+ Full-Power Flashes
Compact and lightweight, this Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Battery from Westcott is designed for FJ80 II speedlights. A reliable backup or replacement piece, the 1500mAh, 16.65Wh battery provides 500+ full-power flashes and recharges in two hours with the included USB-C charging cable. Its durable build provides 200+ charge cycles for continued use and powerful flashes.
More DetailsWestcott FJ80 II Overview
UPC: 810164330963
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Westcott FJ80 II Reviews
Always have a spare
By Earl
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2026-05-07
I recently drained the original FJ80 II battery at a outdoor sports shoot. I had 3 bars when I started, but 16 girl soccer players with 10 or more poses each plus team and senior poses left me without a flash. I had a spare camera battery, spare memory cards but not a spare flash battery. Never again! Using the evening sun as a back light, the photos gave me dark faces on the girls I shot without a flash. These are cropped unedited jpgs. I used the ARWs for editing.
Awesome choices for Pro Shooters
By Chate
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2025-07-16
These batteries are invaluable!!! IF you are a serious shooter and you have hotshoe guns then this is needed. you don't want to be caught with a flash and dead batteries.
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