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<blockquote data-quote="rocketman122" data-source="post: 310929" data-attributes="member: 14443">When I bought the no name grip for the D600, the kit came with 2 no name batteries as well. they work excellent. actually I bought two battery grips and got 4 batteries. for backup spare.&nbsp;shot quite a few weddings. shot video as well with it and no issue. I also have a no name EN-EL4 (not &quot;A&quot;) battery and plan on getting another and couldnt be happier. no issue thus far and have had it for about a year now. as I see it, there is no need to buy genuine anymore. if the price was reasonable then sure, we all want to use OEM but not for those prices. it doesnt make me feel less confident that I bought aftermarket. same goes for chargers . I bought extra aftermarket chargers just in case. cheap and work very well. in fact nikon had a recall on D200 batteries and the D7000 batteries so its not like theyre bullet proof themselves.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rocketman122, post: 310929, member: 14443"] When I bought the no name grip for the D600, the kit came with 2 no name batteries as well. they work excellent. actually I bought two battery grips and got 4 batteries. for backup spare. shot quite a few weddings. shot video as well with it and no issue. I also have a no name EN-EL4 (not "A") battery and plan on getting another and couldnt be happier. no issue thus far and have had it for about a year now. as I see it, there is no need to buy genuine anymore. if the price was reasonable then sure, we all want to use OEM but not for those prices. it doesnt make me feel less confident that I bought aftermarket. same goes for chargers . I bought extra aftermarket chargers just in case. cheap and work very well. in fact nikon had a recall on D200 batteries and the D7000 batteries so its not like theyre bullet proof themselves. [/QUOTE]

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