DB-110 Rechargeable Battery
Never run out of juice again! Have an extra DB-110 Rechargeable Battery on you so you can double the battery life of your GR III. Just switch and keep on going. This spare battery is perfect for carrying around while traveling.
Our Review
Ricoh DB-110 Rechargeable Battery — The Essential Spare for Your Travel GR Camera
The gist: The official OEM spare battery for the Ricoh GR III and GR IIIx — a non-negotiable addition for travel photographers who rely on these compact street cameras and don't want a low-battery warning cutting short a golden hour.
- 1350 mAh Li-Ion, matched to the GR III: The factory-original battery guarantees compatibility with the GR III and GR IIIx (plus Theta X, WG-6, and G900 series), with no voltage mismatch or charger-incompatibility risk from third-party alternatives.
- No memory effect: Can be charged at any state of depletion without degrading long-term capacity — practical for travelers who top off batteries in transit rather than running them to zero.
- Dual charging options: Charges in-camera via the Ricoh D-AC116 AC adapter, or in a separate BJ-11 charger — useful when shooting with one battery while the other charges in the hotel room.
- Doubles your shooting capacity: The GR III's modest per-charge shot count makes a spare essential for full-day street photography or travel itineraries where charging access is limited.
B&H Photo's listing confirms the DB-110 at 3.6V / 1350 mAh with OEM compatibility for the GR III and GR IIIx — the spec details that matter most when evaluating a spare battery purchase.
Best for: Ricoh GR III and GR IIIx owners who shoot long travel days and don't want to carry a charging cable everywhere to keep shooting. Skip it if: You already own a spare DB-110 and your typical shoot days are short enough to manage on a single charge. Runs ~$30 — check the current price before buying.
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