YOUR CAMERA’S KIT
The battery, charger, cable, memory card and reader for this exact model.
Also searchable as: HX99 · DSC-HX99 · Cyber-shot HX99 · Cybershot DSC-HX99
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THE FIVE ESSENTIALS
Match the part code.
01 / Battery
Rechargeable camera battery
Match the exact battery code when buying a replacement.
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02 / Charging adapter
USB AC adapter
Charges the battery inside the camera through the matching USB cable. Use the camera’s charging connection.
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03 / USB cable
Standard USB Micro-B
Supports photo transfer and USB charging with the correct charging adapter.
Transfers photos and charges the battery in the camera. Use a data-capable Micro-B cable.
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04 / Memory card
64 GB microSDXC · U3 recommended
This camera takes micro-size cards directly; full-size SD cards do not fit. A U3 card supports 100 Mbps XAVC S video. Sony’s still-image table includes 64 GB. Memory Stick Micro (Mark2) is an alternative for stills and AVCHD.
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05 / Photo-transfer reader
USB-A or USB-C connection
Choose a reader that supports microSDXC and exFAT for the 64 GB card. Match its USB plug to your computer or phone.
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QUICK ANSWERS
NP-BX1. Match the exact battery code when buying a replacement.
Charge the installed NP-BX1 through the camera’s Micro-USB port and the listed Sony AC adapter. The same data cable transfers photos.
microSD / microSDHC / microSDXC. This camera takes micro-size cards directly; full-size SD cards do not fit. A U3 card supports 100 Mbps XAVC S video. Sony’s still-image table includes 64 GB. Memory Stick Micro (Mark2) is an alternative for stills and AVCHD.
Use a microSD card reader that supports the card listed above. Choose a reader that supports microSDXC and exFAT for the 64 GB card. Match its USB plug to your computer or phone. Turn the camera off before removing the card and copy your photos before deleting or formatting it.
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Battery system, supplied accessories, USB charging row, exact connector, recording media, and body dimensions
microSD/microSDHC/microSDXC; Class 4 or U1 for AVCHD; U3 for 100 Mbps XAVC S; Memory Stick Micro Mark2
Number of recordable images table explicitly tests 8, 32, 64 and 128 GB memory cards
THROUGH ITS LITTLE LENS
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