SONY NP-FR1 -- Replacement
SONY Cyber-shot DSC-T30S's Description
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- 1 Year Warranty.
- 30 Days Money Back.
- Volt 3.6 V
- Capacity 1220 mAh
- Weight 33.5 g
- Color grey
- Length 45.90x35.50x8.35 mm
- Type Li-ion
- Brand new, 1 year warranty
- priceUS $40.84
- sale priceUS $37.13
- our shipping rates
SONY Cyber-shot DSC-T30S's Part Numbers List
- NP-FR1
SONY Cyber-shot DSC-T30S's Fit Models List
- Cyber-shot DSC-F88
- Cyber-shot DSC-P100
- Cyber-shot DSC-P100/L
- Cyber-shot DSC-P100/LJ
- Cyber-shot DSC-P100/R
- Cyber-shot DSC-P100/S
- Cyber-shot DSC-P100PP
- Cyber-shot DSC-P120
- Cyber-shot DSC-P150
- Cyber-shot DSC-P150/B
- Cyber-shot DSC-P150/L
- Cyber-shot DSC-P150/S
- Cyber-shot DSC-P200
- Cyber-shot DSC-P200/B
- Cyber-shot DSC-P200/R
- Cyber-shot DSC-P200/S
- Cyber-shot DSC-T30
- Cyber-shot DSC-T30/B
- Cyber-shot DSC-T30S
- Cyber-shot DSC-V3
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