As usual with Bundle Star / Amazon Prime delivery came quickly and correctly.
The charging station is properly processed, the charger is clipped. I meantime several identical chargers have (see above), it is enough -. Eg for the holidays - a charger and several chargers take, which saves space and weight. A big advantage is the universal applicability also to USB ports or at 12V in the car.
The specified charging current is (presumably because of the USB compatibility?) Less than the original (300 mA instead of 650 mA) - the charging time longer. Disturbing this is not but if you for example like me, invites overnight. And for the battery, it is also not harmful. (I just do not understand why the different Bundle Star subshells have different output powers :-)
The two batteries are also processed very neat, they fit properly, terminals or not wobble. Be recognized by my LUMIX DMC-G6 without problems - also from the genuine Panasonic battery charger.
The capacity is nominally about 20% lower than the original battery (950 mAh instead 1200 mAh) - Experience shows that reach the Patonas but the specified power (if I review for, as soon as sufficient experience available).
Conclusion:
When you consider that a single genuine Panasonic battery is already more than double costs as this bundle, so you quickly to the realization that you can do little wrong ... Even if the shelf life should be shorter (which I doubt due to my experience with other Patona bundles) - an additional external battery charger, you can always use good, especially if it is available in your car. Similar batteries already cost almost half of the bundle, so that one (in this costing variant) the charger gets quasi paid ;-)
So do not think twice - Buy and always have ample redundancy!
Funny thing on the edge: The carton (cardboard box) has been completely blended by the friendly Chinese people - the safety tab engages in the same direction as the cover one (ie not across it), so do not lock ... but that does not, for keeping it is also so still good.
