[Auto] No battery grip option for the X-T5 but his metal hand grip does help with supporting the camera with big heavy lenses like the 50/1.0, 16-55/2.8 and 50-140/2.8 Fit and finish excellent.

[ CMOS] Tortured myself on this purchase. However it fits perfectly. No edges sticking out no lose or rolling edge on grip. These are all issues on aftermarket offerings. Very solid feel and gives my pinky finger a place to rest even though I have smaller hands. It is only a tuff decision before you buy it because of how simple it is. Once it’s on it is literally a seamless part of your X-T5 protecting the base of your camera while giving you a no brainer arca mount and the grip you wished for. Camera sits a little higher on table top giving extra space before a large diameter lens will bottom out putting stress at the mount. I love my Fujifilm camera and this is just a way for me to protect it give myself comfort and features.

[Aluminum] The HDL300 exceeded our expectations.
When hosting video conference calls in our ~25'x20' room, the audio pickup was clear and noticeably exceeded the quality we got from our Polycom Trio 8800 with external mics. When using an audio bridge for dial-in, the ability to pick up voices anywhere in the room was clearly better than the Trio 8800, but the audio quality did drop to conference phone quality due to the compression done by the audio bridge codecs/telco providers.
We have a white noise generator in our office space and a moderately noisy A/C unit in the room, as well as in-ceiling speakers which we play the audio through. The unit does an exceptional job at filtering out the background noise and preventing feedback, while leaving voices audible. The audio sounds natural and not overly processed like some conference phone's noise-cancelling algorithms, which drop audio if there is a cough, for instance.
We don't use the built-in speakers, but they seemed to offer good quality sound during our initial testing.
Installation and configuration was fairly easy if you're even a little bit handy.
We paired it with the Logitech Rally camera and were very pleased with the results.
If you're struggling to be heard, and this is in your budget, I don't think you'll be disappointed.

[Aluminum] This is an essential add-on if you intend to walk around with your X-T5 in hand. Coming from a 5D, it required an adjustment to the small size of the Fuji, however, this grip adds the right minimal amount of width to really get a secure grip on the camera.

[ CMOS] Like most of us, I didn't want to spend the money they were asking for this grip. It's ridiculous. But I rely on these grips a lot, especially on long shoot days with heavy lenses. So I closed my eyes and clicked BUY.

I have to say, it's a perfect fit. And it feels just like the camera. You forget it's even on. That doesn't make it any more reasonably priced, but at least it does the job, and well.

[8x (Digital)] We put them in some conference rooms and had good results. One room that is loud with heating A.C. devices needed a little tweak up on the mic but it was easy to configure. Plugin by USB is very convenient. It is nice to set and forget a device like this.

[8x (Digital)] Solid, easy to install, improves the depth of the grip, and protects the base of the camera. Worth the small added weight.

[Bus Powered] OK, pricey, but excellent.

[Bus Powered] This webcam is very high quality indeed. Excellent image quality and video quality. It works great at 4K or 1080p resolution, your choice. It handles lighting conditions really well, too, from bright to dim. (You should always have good lighting, though, if you want to look good on video chat, so turn on a lamp or at least put a bright white or warmer color background on your computer screen to provide some light on your face.) Another outstanding feature of this webcam is its sound quality. The microphones provide very clear voice quality without much echo. Overall, this webcam is just as good as the famous Logitech Brio, and it has better sound quality! Did I mention that it's also cheaper than the Brio? For confirmation, check out the convincing review on Y*ut*be by Dave Taylor.
Another review mentioned using a tripod. The J5Create fits snugly on top of your computer screen just like every other webcam. If you want to mount it on a tripod it has the screw hole for that, too, so tripod mounting is also convenient.