Battery Charger for NP-FZ100
Charge sony NP-FZ100 batteries with this BC-QZ1 Battery Charger. Able to work worldwide with its 100-240 VAC compatible power adapter, this charger will charge a battery completely in 150 minutes. It also features an LED indicator for checking charge status and has a slim design with a detachable AC cable.
Note: Only available in the US.
Our Review
Sony BC-QZ1 NP-FZ100 Charger — Fast, Worldwide Charging for Sony Alpha Travelers
The gist: Sony’s dedicated wall charger for the NP-FZ100 battery fully charges in 150 minutes at any voltage from 100–240V — a practical must-have for Sony Alpha users who shoot across multiple countries.
- 150-minute full charge: Approximately 40% faster than USB in-camera charging — meaningful when you have one hour between locations to top up before the next shoot.
- 100–240V worldwide: Works on any power outlet globally without a voltage converter — plug in and charge in Europe, Asia, or the Americas.
- LED charge indicator: A simple status light shows charge progress at a glance — no need to check the camera or a companion app.
- Detachable AC cable: The slim body pairs with a removable cable, reducing bulk in a travel bag compared to a fixed-cable charger.
B&H Photo lists the official specs: 100–240V 50/60Hz input, 150-minute charge time, compatible with the NP-FZ100 batteries found in the Sony Alpha 7, Alpha 9, Alpha 6700, FX30, and ZV-E1 series.
Best for: Sony Alpha photographers who need reliable, fast battery turnaround between destinations and shoots. Skip it if: You only carry one battery and your USB in-camera charging keeps pace with your shooting schedule. Runs ~$69 — check the current price before buying.
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