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Vertical BG-R10 Battery Grip
BG-R10 Power Battery Grip for Canon Eos R5 R5c R6 R6 Mark II Cameras, Black
- For the portrait shooter who needs to shoot vertically, the landscape photographer recording lengthy time-lapse sequences and the sports photographer desiring a more balanced feel while using long lenses, the BG-R10 is the ideal accessory.
- Designed specifically for Canon Eos R5 R5c R6 R6 Mark II mirrorless cameras, the BG-R10 is a Multi-Power Battery Pack with vertical shutter button, main and sub command dials, AF-ON button, sub selector and Fn buttons.
- When using two LP-E6NH batteries, the BG-R10 provides 1.9x (CIPA standard). Increase in battery performance over an LP-E6NH battery in the camera alone. And the batteries are hot-swappable, meaning you won’t have to stop shooting or recording to swap batteries! BG-R10 Power Battery Pack
Vertical BG-R10 Battery Grip
Humanized design, convenient operation of vertical shutter release button; Ergonomic design with superior quality.
By connecting the AC adapter through the USB Type-C interface of EOS R5/R6, the LP-E6NH/LP-E6N installed in BG-R10 can be charged
Shutter button，AE lock/FE lock button，Auto-focus start button，Zoom in/out button，Multi-function control button, etc
Enables high-volume shooting using up to two battery packs (LP-E6NH),this bg-r10 battery grip effectively double your shooting time.
- The canon r5 battery grip has standard 1/4 screw holes on the bottom for easy mounting on a shooting tripod.
- There is a camera wristband/shoulder strap hole next to it for easy installation.
Randal Smith
Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2025
The feel of the plastic in the hands makes me curious what the genuine Canon one is like. But I'm not gonna pay those prices to find out, as this is not an everyday accessory for me.The base is a little warped when you set it on a table. But all the extended controls work, including the joystick.And the USB charging works. The grip is a good fit for large hands.The original battery door fits where it should for storage. Works with one or two LP-E6 batteries.(This is not a AA adapter like the old days.)
Mark Davis
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2025
I had used another battery grip on another canon and then used this one and its much lighter and more fragile. I had to push the batteries a few times to get them to clamp - unlike the other grip that clamped immediately. I guess you get what you pay for.
CJM
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2024
The BG-R10 Battery Grip has been fantastic for my Canon EOS R6. The grip provides a perfect balance, making it easier to hold the camera steady during long shoots, especially in outdoor settings. I'm impressed with its extended battery life, with the ability to hold two battery packs. This is particularly handy for those long outdoor sessions where recharging isn't an option. The ergonomic design and the conveniently placed shutter release button make switching between horizontal and vertical shots easy. Highly recommended for photographers who need that extra stability and extended shooting time. Recommended!
Reviewer
Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2024
For $100 I imagine many people would be very happy with this.First off, I'll start with installation. You need to remove the prong caps on both the main arm (that goes inside your camera) and the communications pins (stubby bit at the base of the main arm). You also then need to add one or two batteries to the battery tray, which slides out the side of the battery grip. This is a little tricky, but make sure to angle the batteries properly and align with the clips. I verified the camera works with just one battery in the tray.My Arca plate works fine on the bottom of the grip. The addition of a hand strap loop is excellent and refreshing to see.I noticed that while the rubber grip on this vertical grip is very good and generally matches Canon's feel, the plastic bits are not very good. The battery tray feels a bit flimsy. The shutter press is a "hard" press instead of a soft half-press and soft full-press on the Canon R6 Mark II. Next, the buttons are all a more crunchy/clicky feel than the camera's own buttons, which have a softer press. The thumb wheels are also a bit more clicky and inferior feeling to the camera body's own wheels.As for the actual use? It works fine. It's comfortable in the hands. It balances out heavier lenses. It's *fine*. Is it more than 28% better than the Canon version? You betcha! It's probably 80% of the way there, but for only 28% of the price. If that suits your wallet, I'd recommend it.
Oscar McIntosh
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2024
Works great on my R6 Mkll
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