ZITAY 4-Channel Type C Fast Charging Station for Sony NP-FZ100 - Fast

In this review of the ZITAY 4-Channel Type C Fast Charging Station, the bottom line is simple: photographers who rely on Sony NP-FZ100 batteries and need to charge multiple packs quickly will appreciate the speed and monitoring this kit delivers. The reviewer found the combination of a 65W PD quick charger, a compact Type C cable, and a four-slot aluminum charger makes it easy to keep up with shooting days, and the LCD display provides helpful real-time info on each slot.

Key Features

• 4-Channel Charging: Charges up to four NP-FZ100 batteries at once so you can replenish an entire kit between shoots.
• 65W Type C Fast Charge: The included PD 65W adapter and Type C cable enable a full charge of four batteries in about 2.5 hours when conditions allow.
• Aluminum Construction: The metal body helps with heat dissipation for steadier charging during simultaneous multi-battery use.
• LCD Monitoring: The front display shows voltage, current, temperature, capacity and wattage for each slot so users can monitor progress at a glance.
• Safety Protections: Built-in safeguards prevent overcharge, overcurrent, overvoltage and short circuit, protecting batteries and camera gear.
• Portable Kit: The package includes the 4-channel station, a 65W adapter and a Type C cable for convenient travel charging from power banks or wall outlets.

Who It's For

This charger is aimed at photographers and videographers using Sony cameras that accept NP-FZ100 batteries, such as the A9, A7 III and A7R III, who need a reliable way to charge multiple batteries between sessions. Wedding photographers, event shooters and hybrid creators who swap packs frequently will benefit most from the speed and the ability to monitor each slot with the LCD display.

It is less suitable for users who only need to top up a single battery occasionally or who prefer camera-brand chargers with proprietary firmware. Also, customers who prioritize the absolute longest possible battery lifespan may want to pair this charger with occasional slow charging routines, since some buyers reported mixed charge quality experiences.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Charges four NP-FZ100 batteries simultaneously, reducing downtime for multi-battery workflows.
• Fast 65W PD charging fills all four batteries in roughly 2.5 hours under typical conditions.
• Clear LCD provides slot-level data (voltage, current, temperature, capacity, wattage) for confident monitoring.
• Aluminum body improves heat dissipation during heavy use and feels durable.

Cons

• Some customers reported occasional charging interruptions or mixed charging reliability, so close monitoring is advised.
• A few users found the LCD screen performance inconsistent over long-term use.

Specifications

Product Type	4-Channel Battery Charger Station
Compatible Battery	Sony NP-FZ100
Included Adapter	65W PD Quick Charger Adapter
Connection	Type C cable (included)
Display	LCD showing voltage, current, temperature, capacity, watt
Material	Aluminum (for heat dissipation)
Package Contents	4-Channel charger, 65W adapter, Type C cable

Our Verdict

The ZITAY 4-Channel Type C Fast Charging Station is a practical, cost-effective kit for photographers who must keep multiple NP-FZ100 batteries ready during long shoots. Its 65W PD speed, aluminum build and multi-parameter LCD display make it a strong value for pros and enthusiasts, though buyers should be aware of some mixed reports on charging consistency and monitor batteries during early use.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this charge four NP-FZ100 batteries at the same time?
The unit is designed to charge four NP-FZ100 batteries simultaneously and typically fills all four in about 2.5 hours using the supplied 65W PD adapter.

Does it include everything needed to charge from a wall outlet?
Yes, the kit ships with the 4-channel charger station, a 65W Quick Charger Adapter and a Type C cable for wall or PD power bank use.

Is the charger safe for long-term battery health?
It has built-in protections against overcharge, overcurrent, overvoltage and short circuit, but some users reported mixed charge quality so occasional monitoring and varied charging habits are recommended.