[3.26 lb] This got a solid metal build !! Worth for the money

[3.26 lb] I used to have two classes of battery - one I used in my studio and one that I traveled with. It was a pain because 98 Wh batteries only run my camera rig for a couple of hours. Watson have come up with a great solution of having one battery that can give me plenty of power and be broken apart for travel. Its a really clever way of getting the best of both worlds.

[I received this product in exchange for my honest review.]

[150 W, 12 A] no more gaffer's tape on tripods or light stands.

[150 W, 12 A] I have one of the older strap buddies which does the job. But the new version comes with all the improvements I asked for, ability to swivel and a captive screw so you don’t lose it when you take it off. All in all a great improvement and it does the job very well.

[96 Wh] This battery is working perfectly for me. Supports up to 15A continuous draw, which is more than enough for my needs. I'm using it predominately with my lights, and having a strong, powerful battery is very helpful and appreciated. It runs my lights a long time. It's also nice and small considering it provides 148Wh. That is fantastic. This would be perfect for a camera rig too because it will be able to run the camera and accessories for a long time. The build quality of this battery is also very good. It is made of plastic, which I like because it keeps the weight down, and appears well-made and durable. 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 and the items plugged into it. As expected, it comes with a d-tap out. This d-tap provides 12V at up to 10 amps which is good. This is helpful in powering a wide variety of accessories (servos, monitors, camera lights etc..). This battery also has a USB-A port that provides a 5V at 1 amp 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. I love having a variety of ports.  Opens many doors for additional usage and functionality.  The battery also has a 5 LED power level indicator, which is always helpful and needed. I only buy v-mount batteries that give power level indicators 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. To conclude, I am very impressed and happy with this v-mount battery. It is very well-made, powerful, compact, and versatile. It is a nice addition to my kit. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

[5 V, 1 A] The 45w usbc port and dtap powers both the Canon R5 and my Ninja V at the same time.

[3.26 lb] Loving this little, powerful battery. First, the size is fantastic. Makes it super friendly in the field. On a camera, a light, external monitor etc.. It packs a great deal of power without sacrificing portability, and ease of use. It's not bulky and heavy like other V-mounts. Love that it has a power display letting you know how much power is left, this is very helpful. And I am all about versatility and this little sucker delivers. Not only can it be used as a "regular" v-mount, but it comes with a D-Tap, USB-A and yes, even a USB-C port. I am loving the variety of ports. Opens so many doors for additional usage and functionality. I can now use with so many other devices, audio mixers, monitor/recorders, smaller cameras that don't have a v-mount, etc.. There are so many devices and situations this will come in handy. It can also be used to charge "regular" every day devices like a laptop, phone iPad etc.. For a person living in Florida this is fantastic. We lose power all the time with storms and hurricanes, so this is a great thing to have available. And all that functionality in this nice small package. Super handy and super effective. I give this 2 thumbs up! [ I received this product in exchange for my honest opinion].

[96 Wh] 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

[150 W, 12 A] I like this v-mount battery plate a lot. Fits on the stand perfectly. No dangling battery. And not as expensive as other options.

[3.26 lb] First of all, I'd like to remind you that these plates not only accepts Micro V-Mount but ALSO accepts full size V-Mount batteries! it's the same V size. These will go well on anything rod like from 19 to 22 mm.

I've tested this on an Amazon Basic stands which I use a lot for loading lighter items since those stands are so light and it will fit on the lower section tube of that stand. So. to me that's perfect.

It would be cool if Watson came up with a figure 8 on this unit, divided in 2 sector design so it would accept a wider range of diameters. The screw would be then located at the largest part of that 8 shape, which would take care of both ways you try to place that on. But if you require a larger pole to mount your battery, Watson also makes on just for that. The BH link is https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1509727-REG/watson_mi_vm_sclamp_micro_v_mount_plate_with.html

I have almost every Micro V-Mount accessory from these series and I can assure you these things are nearly unbreakable and assemble VERY fast.

Another HUGE PLUS on this, are the threads and the wingnut. It has that Mathews craft quality. A simple tap on that wingnut will cause the whole thing to unscrew in less than 1/2 second. The quality of those threads is so good, it would fly out if you don't catch it on time. Excellent craftsmanship. You won't be turning that wingnut over and over. It's a simple tap on that wingnut and it's OUT. If you want something that mounts fast and to be able to mount your battery in the weirdest places, this is it!

[I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]