01 / Battery
DMW-BCJ13PP
Panasonic rechargeable battery
The manufacturer manual specifies DMW-BCJ13PP. Match this battery family when buying a replacement.
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YOUR CAMERA’S KIT
The battery, charger, cable, memory card and reader for this exact model.
Also searchable as: DMC-LX7 · Lumix LX7 · Panasonic LX7
Open in the camera finder ↗Manufacturer references checked 2026-10-15.

THE FIVE ESSENTIALS
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01 / Battery
Panasonic rechargeable battery
The manufacturer manual specifies DMW-BCJ13PP. Match this battery family when buying a replacement.
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02 / Battery charger
External battery charger
Remove the DMW-BCJ13PP battery and charge it in the DE-A81B charger. USB does not charge this camera.
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03 / USB cable
Panasonic USB connection cable
Photo transfer only — does not charge the camera
Use a cable explicitly compatible with DMC-LX7 (K1HY08YY0025). For photo transfer only; it does not charge the battery.
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04 / Memory card
Simple choice: 4GB SDHC
Choose a full-size 4GB SDHC card. Format it in the camera after backing up photos.
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05 / Photo-transfer reader
Choose USB-C, Lightning, or USB-A
The reader needs a full-size SD slot supporting SD / SDHC / SDXC. Match its plug to your phone or computer.
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Use the DE-A81B charger for the DMW-BCJ13PP battery. The USB cable transfers photos.
Turn the camera off, remove its memory card and use the matching reader above. Choose the reader connector for your device: USB-C, Lightning or USB-A. Use Photos or Files to import. Copy your photos before deleting or formatting the card.
Standard accessories; charging the battery; supported memory cards; connecting to a computer
Compatible memory cards, p.20; connecting to a computer, pp.191–192