YOUR CAMERA’S KIT
The battery, charger, cable, memory card and reader for this exact model.
Also searchable as: AX200 · FinePix AX200 · Fuji AX200
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THE FIVE ESSENTIALS
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01 / Battery
AA alkaline or rechargeable NiMH
Use two AA alkaline or NiMH batteries. Keep both batteries the same type and charge level. Do not recharge alkaline batteries.
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02 / Battery charger
For rechargeable AA batteries only
Recharge AA NiMH cells outside the camera in an AA NiMH charger. The camera does not charge AA batteries through USB.
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03 / USB cable
For photo transfer
Photo transfer only — does not charge the camera
Original model-specific supplied USB data cable; match the exact camera model before buying. Transfer photos with USB; recharge NiMH batteries outside the camera.
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04 / Memory card
Simple choice: 2 GB standard SD card
A full-size 2 GB standard SD card is a simple choice. Manufacturer-supported formats: SD / SDHC. Format in the camera after backing up photos. SDXC is not listed in the referenced manual. Use Class 4 or faster for HD movies.
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05 / Photo-transfer reader
Choose USB-C, Lightning, or USB-A
For the suggested full-size SD card, choose a compatible SD reader with the connector used by your phone or computer. If buying SDHC/SDXC media, the reader must also support that standard.
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QUICK ANSWERS
2 × AA batteries. Use two AA alkaline or NiMH batteries. Keep both batteries the same type and charge level. Do not recharge alkaline batteries.
Recharge AA NiMH cells outside the camera in an AA NiMH charger. The camera does not charge AA batteries through USB.
SD / SDHC. A full-size 2 GB standard SD card is a simple choice. Manufacturer-supported formats: SD / SDHC. Format in the camera after backing up photos. SDXC is not listed in the referenced manual. Use Class 4 or faster for HD movies.
Use a SD card reader that supports the card listed above. For the suggested full-size SD card, choose a compatible SD reader with the connector used by your phone or computer. If buying SDHC/SDXC media, the reader must also support that standard. Turn the camera off before removing the card and copy your photos before deleting or formatting it.
Read the photo-transfer steps ↗
Open Fujifilm FinePix AX200 manufacturer instruction manual ↗. Follow the instructions for your exact model, including its charging and memory-card limits.
PDF pp.15,18,19,110–113: supplied two AA cells and USB cable, allowed NiMH cells, SD/SDHC, exact AX200 series specifications.
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