The Neewer BG-R10 Battery Grip for Canon R5/R6 Remote Kitfrom Neewer BG-R10 Battery Grip for Canon R5/R6 Remote Kitis specifically designed for use with the Canon R5, R5 C, R6, and R6 Mark II mirrorless cameras. The grip accepts up to two optional LP-E6/LP-E6N/LP-E6NH batteries to extend the camera's shooting time. The BG-R10 features essential function buttons for easy access to the camera's settings, including shutter release, main dial, autofocus, and more. The grip's shutter release allows for a more comfortable vertical shooting experience. This kit also includes a convenient 2.4 GHz remote that works from up 131' away. A built-in LCD screen displays your active settings. The remote requires two separately available AAA batteries.

Grip with 2.4 GHz Remote Control    For Canon R5, R5 C, R6 & R6 Mark II    Accepts Two Optional Batteries    Extends Shooting Time    Comfortable Vertical Shooting    Easy Operation with Local Buttons    Stable Grip    Coated in Synthetic Leather    1/4"-20 Mounting

Connect the BG-R10 battery grip to a wall socket via an optional DR-E6 DC coupler for continuous power.

• Coated in smooth synthetic leather
• Comfortable yet firm handheld grip
• 1/4"-20 threaded screw hole for mounting

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I have a Manfrotto tripod/head. I noticed they don't have an L plate for the R5 with or without battery grip. If you look at the review on this same page titled "Fits perfect" by Brian, you'll notice he has this RRS L bracket and using it with a Manfrotto tripod/head in the photos he submitted. How can this be achieved?

A: On top of the Manfrotto quick release plate you can screw on this arca compatible clamp and then on top of the clamp you can place the RRS L bracket, since the RRS L bracket is also arca compatible. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1026970-REG/sunwayfoto_mac_14_arca_manfrotto_compatible.html

Q: 2. Anyone have any issues using 3rd Party Batteries on BG-R10 Grip?

A: As long as the batteries are compatible with the R5, R5C or R6, they will work with this battery grip.

Q: 3. How long will the battery grip last on the R5 C when filming at 4k 30fps?

A: This has a lot of variables. It depends on the codec/bitrate of 4K that you select. Other factors include, the screen brightness, the electronic viewfinder and if you're using it or not. But a rough estimation should be about 1-4 hours depending on the said variables.

Q: 4. can use with R5C with battery grip ???

A: Yes, the Really Right Stuff L bracket is designed for the EOS R5 and R6 to be used with the BG-R10 Vertical Battery Grip.

Q: 5. Will this fit the BG-R10 grip (non-wifi model)? The wifi version is slightly taller than the non-wifi version.

A: According to their website, it's supposed to fit both battery grips.

Q: 6. Is there a USB C port on the grip to charge the batteries or do you have to use the port on the camera body?

A: Unfortunately, this grip lacks a USB-C connection.

Q: 7. Does this drain one battery first, then switch to the second battery so that you can pull the drained battery out and charge it while still shooting with the second battery? or do they both drain in parallel?

A: The batteries are drained in parallel.

Q: 8. Is there a RRS baseplate for the BGR10-L - not a L bracket?

A: There is only the Really Right Stuff Base Plate for Canon EOS R5 and R6 Mirrorless Camera, BH # REBPCER56. https://bhpho.to/2XnTeuA

Q: 9. Is this bracket really modular with a removable side piece as stated in the description? From what I've read on the RRS website and elsewhere, this is a one piece unit that allows the L side piece to slide away from the camera but not be completely removed. Apparently, this was a RRS design decision that has caused some consternation among RRS fans.

A: The description has been corrected to reflect that the bracket is a single piece, not modular.

Q: 10. Will screen still be fully articulated and tilting?

A: Yes the LCD screen on the EOS R5 and R6 will have full articulation when using this L-bracket.