[250 W] Anton Bauer batteries and accessories have not failed me yet, but there's a fairly steep up-front cost to pay. This plate is plastic. It's decent plastic, but for the price, I was a little surprised that it wasn't something a little more robust. In any case, it works well attached to my Zacuto Zwiss plate v.2 and powers my rig through an entire production day without issue with the Digital 150 AB battery.

[Gold Mount] Own both Gold to V, and V to Gold mount converters. These have saved me multiple times when we’ve needed to switch out batteries with the other mount on a shoot. Small/light weight and a solid build

[1] Favorite battery system I own. Looks great on my RED and perfectly designed to work together

[250 W] Solid construction. Perfect weight.

[1.575 lb] Absolutely love these batteries. I have one in black and one in white. So nice to have 140wh in such a small package. One thing to note is that it does not have any USB ports, but it does have 2x P-Taps. If it weren't for the price I'd already have a few more. Stop debating and buy it people!

[250 W] Used as a backup in case one of our plates breaks (very unlikely) or we need to rig one with some additional connections or something. Works like it should.

[Gold Mount] I purchases this AB Gold Mount Plate to attached to the AB matrix Plate with 15mm rode receivers. It bolted together in minutes. It is solid solution for powering your camera and accessories.

[1] I used these power D-Tap mounts on many occasions, on my camera, steadicam even my Jimmy Jib. Very reliable and love the D-tap outlet. Nothing negative to say about it!

[1] Works exactly as shown.

[Gold Mount] Ha ha. My headlines sounds like Dwight Schrute, Jackhammer. Merciless. I've had the v-mount versions for years, but finally started using the gold mount version as well. I wish they made gold mount in white like they do the v-mount (I like them b/c I don't know anyone with white batteries, so I can easily quickly distinguish mine from others). Minor quibble, b/c everything else is great. For a 140wh batt to be about 2 lbs is amazing. My old IDX Endura Elites were 3 lbs...these things are stronger too and last longer. I really like the p-tap plugs. It rains a lot in Seattle, and I never worry about rain getting in them. They offer 12v continues draw, so heavier load items that are also running off the camera battery are less likely to fail---like a Preston on a lot of 93wh batts...you can't fly with more than 2 of these b/c they're over 100wh, unless they are attached to devices...so I throw on a battery plate or adapter plate...etc...I keep one on the camera itself which counts as a device. Occasionally on travel jobs I've handed off a couple to producers flying with us so I can travel with as many as I want. This particular one is my 6th. (6 more to go! I want 12x for steadi---4 on the charger, 4 on the rig, and 4 in the AKS bag or on the cart ready to go.)