[1/4"-20 Male] I wanted to set up an Olympus camera specifically for street photography.My EM1 ii with battery grip etc just stands out too much.The EM10 iii fits the bill perfectly....except,my big hands tended to maul it without significant grip.This grip is absolutely perfect.It gives a solid gripping point,looks like it is a part of the body and the quality of build is to be commended.How did we ever get by before CNC machining! The Rosewood grip feels good with the small finger grooves doing their job.
I recommend this grip without reservation.It ticks all my boxes and looks great in doing so.

[1/4"-20 Male] This product was smaller than I expected...but it's a tiny camera. Once I put the grip on the camera - along with my vintage manual FD lenses - it transformed the consumer looking E-M10 into an awesome looking beast!

[0.245 lb] Very sturdy construction of the wood and metal parts. Perfect fit for the new Mark III model. It effectively extends the body downward just enough to support my pinky finger. It's a must if you plan to put some heavy lens on this camera (eg. regular Four-Thirds lenses.)

[Aluminum, Wood] The grip works great, fits nicely no issues with mounting. I just wish it would be another 1/2 inch taller in order to reach the top of the body so my finger can easy rest there. Otherwise great grip for the money.
Yes I recommend this product.

[1/4"-20 Male] My silver & black E-M10 IV is certainly a nifty and handsome camera,
but its svelte size and marginal grip can create some handling issues
for those of us with rather large mitts. This Fotodiox hand grip does a nice job of ameliorating that situation. The metal frame neatly
matches the contour of the camera, and the small wooden grip fits snugly against the camera's grip. While the smoothness of the rosewood is comfortable and looks good, it does provide less purchase than, say, a leatherette grip. If you walk around with camera in hand, I would strongly recommend a wrist strap for increased security. That said, the camera does feel more secure when holding it at my side, and I'm able to keep my right hand more relaxed because of it.

If you shoot primarily with dainty lenses such as the 25/1.8 and 42.5/1.7, maybe this grip spoils the slim package a bit. I mostly use my E-M10 IV with the 7-14/4 and Sigma 56/1.4 - neither of which is large for what they are, but there are probably a dozen smaller m4/3 lenses available.

My one significant quibble with the grip is I feel the edges should be machined a bit rounder. No issues for me, but I could see some folks being bothered by the almost-sharp edges.

Overall, this hand grip is a great addition to my E-M10 IV and slightly increases the pleasure of my photographic experience. Highly recommended.

[1/4"-20 Male] This grip is well made and it fits perfectly on the OMD em10 iii. The grip has a cut out for the battery compartment and the wooden handle is a nice touch. Nice product for a nice price.

[0.245 lb] The grip adds a little weight to the camera and makes it easier to hold. It's well made, goes on easily, allows access to the battery and card, and has a tripod attachment

[0.245 lb] purchased to ensure extra grip & stability is available when using larger lenses. performs stellar & provides a great deal of assurance. single piece construction with minimal parts to worry about. additional weight is not perceived. texture of the grip is nice but I added some tape as I feel the finish is a bit too slick for my preference. I do wish there were a bit of a bevel around the opening for the door as this may make accessing the memory card a bit easier but I've developed a technique that allows me to extract the card without removing the grip.

[5.6 x 4 x 2.1"] I'm a fan of how the the silver version of the em10.3 looks with this grip (and the Laowa 17mm f/1.8 lens). The combination has a 70s/80s retro analog technophile look that suits my tastes.

The grip attaches snugly and feels good in the hand, without making the whole package too large. The little extra bit to hold is nice in general, but especially useful for larger lenses.

An unexpected benefit is that I can change the battery in the camera while the tripod mount is attached. This is because the tripod mount is offset by an inch and no longer blocks the battery door. Tripod mounts vary, so it may be different for yours.

[Aluminum, Wood] Improves the handling of the m10 II and is not expensive compared to the OEM version.