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I notice the new X100F (as well as the X-Pro2 and X-T2) use a battery called the NP-W126S. Will this battery be interchangeable with the NP-W126 used by my X-E2?
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Fuji Batteries
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The short answer is yes. The S is a newer version of the same battery. The dimensions are the same. Huzzah! 
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The NP-W126S is identical to the NP-W126 you use in your X-E2. The only differences are that the S battery handles the heat that using 4K video causes better than the regular NP-W126 does and costs almost twice as much. Otherwise performance is identical and unless you are shooting a lot of 4k video, you can use your regular NP-W126 in the X100F. Fuji came out with the NP-W126S when the X-T2 was released.
The good news is that you will only need to carry one type of battery and charger for both cameras. Like you, I have an X-E2 and I also have an X100T, which uses the NP-95 battery. So, if I go anywhere and take both cameras, I need to have two different sets of batteries and chargers.
The good news is that you will only need to carry one type of battery and charger for both cameras. Like you, I have an X-E2 and I also have an X100T, which uses the NP-95 battery. So, if I go anywhere and take both cameras, I need to have two different sets of batteries and chargers.
