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Top rated digital camera battery grips

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  1. Best overall for Canon DSLRs

    Canon BG-E20 Battery Grip

    4.7/5 $300-$350

    Designed for Canon EOS 5D Mark IV, offers weather sealing and dual battery slots.

    • Weather-sealed
    • Ergonomic grip
    • Supports LP-E6N batteries
    • Expensive
    • Heavy
  2. Best for Nikon DSLRs

    Nikon MB-D18 Battery Grip

    4.6/5 $250-$300

    Compatible with Nikon D850, adds vertical shutter release and enhanced battery life.

    • Durable build
    • Vertical controls
    • Uses EN-EL15 batteries
    • High price
  3. Best for Sony mirrorless

    Sony VG-C4EM Vertical Grip

    4.5/5 $300-$350

    For Sony Alpha 7R IV, features dust and moisture resistance.

    • Sealed against dust/moisture
    • Uses two NP-FZ100 batteries
    • Pricey
    • Slightly bulky
  4. Best budget Canon grip

    Neewer Battery Grip for Canon EOS 5D Mark IV

    4.4/5 $40-$50

    Affordable alternative to OEM, includes wireless remote and dual battery slots.

    • Low cost
    • Includes remote
    • Compatible with LP-E6
    • Less durable
    • No weather sealing
  5. Best value for Nikon

    Vello BG-N19 Battery Grip for Nikon D850

    4.3/5 $80-$100

    Third-party grip with same functionality as OEM at lower price, ergonomic design.

    • Affordable
    • Comfortable grip
    • Supports AA batteries
    • Plastic build
    • Potential fit issues
  6. Best for Canon EOS 6D

    Canon BG-E13 Battery Grip

    4.5/5 $250-$300

    Official grip for Canon 6D, adds vertical controls and doubles battery life.

    • OEM quality
    • Weather-sealed
    • Good ergonomics
    • Expensive
    • Only compatible with 6D
  7. Best for Nikon D800/D810

    Nikon MB-D12 Battery Grip

    4.4/5 $200-$250

    Enhances handling for D800 series, supports EN-EL15 or AA batteries.

    • Solid construction
    • Vertical shutter release
    • Versatile battery options
    • Bulky
    • No longer in production

Buying advice

Consider compatibility with your camera model, build quality, weather sealing, and budget. OEM grips offer reliability and seamless integration, while third-party options provide cost savings but may have less durability. Ensure the grip supports your battery type and includes vertical controls if needed.

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