Nikon Z 8 camera banned non-original batteries, users angrily denounced it as "ugly"

Thank you, CTOnews.com netizens. Hello, rabbit, Xiao Zhan cut, rain and snow on the way, suffering march clues delivery! CTOnews.com reported on June 2 that Nikon launched its Z 8 flagship camera on May 25 at a price of 27999 yuan. According to user feedback, the flagship camera cannot use a battery made by a third party.

Nikon cameras have previously displayed warnings when inserting third-party batteries, while the latest Nikon Z 8 goes a step further by displaying incompatible prompts for normal use when using secondary factory batteries.

The official price of the original EN-EL15 battery of ▲ source nikonrumors Nikon Z 8 is 549 yuan, and the official price of MB-N12 battery case is 2799 yuan. After inquiry, IT House knows that the battery price of the deputy factory is in the range of 250 yuan, which is roughly half the price of the original battery.

▲ Tuyuan Weibo Nikon said that "this is for the sake of safety function". It is reported that Nikon has been cracking down on the application of secondary factory batteries in its cameras, and many of its cameras no longer support the use of secondary factory batteries after firmware updates. Previously, Nikon D3100, Nikon D3200, Nikon D5100, Nikon D5200 and Nikon P7700 and other models have been unable to use sub-factory batteries. The user called "it looks ugly".