[63 W, 15 A] I recently purchased the Watson Pro Universal V-Mount Battery Clamp. It works great for mounting a V-Mount battery on a tripod.

[4.185 lb] no more gaffer's tape on tripods or light stands.

[Lithium-Ion] It does exactly what it is supposed to do. Anywhere you need a V-Mount battery that you are going to d-tap anyway you can put it. A stand, half way up a crane, you name it it stays there. Bought 2 and getting 2 more. Way better than a bulky plate that costs way more.

[4.185 lb] This thing is awesome. It charges both my V Mount batteries which are two different brands. I haven’t had any issues with it. If you need a dual charger give this a try.

[4.185 lb] I use this with my nanlite Forza 60 and their D-tap cable...mount it to the light stand and voila! The clamp handle isn't great, but so far it's been holding up after a year of use

[63 W] I've successfully powered up my Aputure 300x to 100% without issue. These are considerably cheaper than the top-tier battery brands and time will tell how well they hold up, real world run times, etc. but if you're looking for an affordable alternative to power your Aputure lights, these will work.

[Lithium-Ion] This battery is working just as advertised. I've used it for a variety of applications and I'm very pleased. It has a 99Wh rating and only weighs 1.4 lbs., so it is powerful and lightweight. It has a power level indicator, which is always helpful and needed. I only buy v-mount batteries with this feature because it is very annoying not knowing the charge left on a battery, or a way of knowing that it is fully charged or needs charging. This Pawa battery comes with a d-tap in/out which provides 14.8V, 10A output, so it is good all my lights and can power cameras and a variety of accessories. It also comes with a provided D-Tap charger with a light letting you know it is charging or fully charged. I love that because sometimes I don't want to bring my big dual v-mount charger. Having this small charger is great for traveling and a nice bonus. You can never have too many chargers, right? This battery also has a USB-A port that provides a 5V, 2A output so it can be used to charge a large variety of accessories or even a phone/tablet. That is a nice addition and comes in handy all the time. The build quality of this battery is also good. It is made of plastic, which I like because it keeps the weight down, and appears durable and well-made. I also like that it has built-in intelligent control circuitry to protect against damage from current or voltage overload, overheating, or short circuits. This should extend the life of the battery. I attached this battery to my Genaray Bright Beast light, and it worked like a champ. And again, having such a lightweight battery on that light was awesome to work with, so convenient. If you want a well-made v-mount battery that works for a good price, this is a great choice. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

[Lithium-Ion] The Pawa VM-150-T V-Mount battery is a reliable workhorse, offering a ton of power for cameras, lights, and other V-mount supported gear. Its D-Tap and USB ports provide convenient charging and power options, while the battery level indicator informs you of remaining power. The built-in control circuit and V-mount connectivity ensure safe and reliable operation, even during power-hungry applications. The Pawa VM-150-T is a solid choice for keeping your gear powered up and ready to go. Thus far I've used it on my RED and a ton of lights and haven't had any issues. It's also nice that it comes with a d-tap v-mount charger. [I have received this item in exchange for my honest review]

[14.4 VDC] Didn’t expect the quality of this product to be super strong, it’s perfectly build

[4.185 lb] I can run my Luxli Timpani lights for several hours at full power with these batteries. I bought my first set over a year ago worried because they had no reviews. I needed two more for a long shoot last week and pulled the trigger immediately with no qualms. High quality, high power.