📷 Enhance Your Photography Experience with the Newmowa EOS RP Vertical Battery Grip for Canon EOS RP Camera Review

There is a switch, but it's no use. Insert two fully charged Canon batteries, leave it for 4 days and your batteries will be dead. It is better to take some spare batteries with you.

Not suitable for the photographer. First, it is very difficult to remove the batteries from the device. And to take out your tip card you have to remove the whole piece and then you have to remove the batteries before you can put it back in.

Taken by camera for eating batteries while just sitting! This "looks" good, but doesn't work. Gave away $60. Edit: I bought different batteries (not Canon - too expensive) and they work fine now. I like that the battery compartment is tucked away in the handle. The appearance of this handle = excellent. Complete revision of my first review!

Perfect fit! Increases the EOS RP's battery shutter speed from a meager 250 to 500. Keep in mind that Canon's RP was never designed to house the battery pack, so there are two minor inconveniences: To remove the memory card, you have to manipulate it. 2. Again, the RP was not designed for a battery grip, so you need to connect a small cable (about 3 inches) from the grip to the camera's remote port in order to use the vertical trigger on the grip. Despite these two minor inconveniences, this…

POSITIVE1. It works. Remove the battery cover, insert the artificial battery into the handle slot and tighten. Insert two batteries (press firmly) and turn on the camera as usual. ideal.2. It has a working trigger when you connect the included trigger cable. This makes it more convenient to shoot in portrait mode.3. Improves the overall feel and usability of the camera. We know that RP is too low for most hands. negative1. An external gate cable is required. never mind I'm so glad I got mine…

Perfect fit! Increases the shutter count of the EOS RP battery from a meager 250 to 500. Keep in mind that Canon's RP was never designed to accommodate a battery grip, so there are two minor inconveniences: 1/ The camera's SD card holder resides inside the battery compartment, so you must remove the handle once to access the memory card. 2. Again, the RP was not designed for a battery grip, so you need to connect a small cable (about 3 inches) from the grip to the camera's remote port to use…

This is a great buy for the money. I was afraid it wouldn't match the look of the RP. I was relieved when I assembled them, they fit very well. We all already know that batteries are small and don't last long, so having two charged batteries is very helpful. I know a lot of people complain about how small the RP is, but honestly I wear a medium sized glove because it's not that bad, but the grip definitely gives you more room to hold on. It feels high-quality and feels good in the hand. If you…