Battery Grip For Canon

[1.12 lb] Great Canon Battery Grip this time with Ethernet port.

[1/4"-20 Female] This is a great battery grip. The only noticeable difference between this and the original Canon model is the buttons and dials. However, i prefer these buttons and dials over the canon ones. They are much smoother and easier to use. The build quality isn't incredible, but it is very good and i am very pleased with it. Additionally, this is lighter than the canon, and a third of the price. Overall, great buy.

[Red] I try it on both Canon R5 with battery grip, and Nikon Z9. It works just fine. I like it alot.

[0.33 lb] I like this grip so much that I have one on each of my 3 Canon cameras.

[Universal] I'm using this on a Canon 50D with an extended (Canon) battery pack and right hand grip strap. The cover installs and removes easily and offers great scratch and dent protection, (though I don't think it would help allot with a high drop accident).

[1.165 lb] I love my new Canon 5D Mk 4 and the battery grip just makes it that much better. It means doing a whole shoot having to change batteries (usually). It also makes portrait orientation shooting much easier. With two spare batteries, I can get through a whole day with only one battery change.

[Gray] This works great with my new Canon R5. I like the fact I can shoot all day and don't have to swap out my battery. The only thing that had me won dering was the ON/Off switch that is on the battery grip. Basically, you can leave your camera on, nad then use the battery grip to turn the camera on/off as needed. Works great!

[Black] I used the SmallRig camera cage on my Canon R5 for a few weeks until my battery grip arrived and now I have to decide which one I need the most for each shoot. I always keep the SmallRig in my camera bag, it is pretty easy to attach and detach from the camera and gives me more connecting points around my camera. I have a few of these for all my still and video cameras so I'm familiar with how the work and that provides me with a lot of options. The cage also allows easy access to the battery housing so swapping out batteries with the cage on doesn't pose much of a problem.

I'm using this on a Canon 50D with an extended (Canon) battery pack and right hand grip strap. The cover installs and removes easily and offers great scratch and dent protection, (though I don't think it would help allot with a high drop accident).

[0.825 lb] Can't quite put my finger on it, but I like this battery grip better than battery grips I have owned that were Canon. The battery holder makes more sense to me as does the placement of the on/off switch. I think that the ergonomics of this grip will please most anyone.