Best selling Batteries + Hand grips from Fujifilm
On this page you'll find a ranking of the best Fujifilm products in this category. To give you a quick overview, we've already ranked the most important information about the products for you.
1. Fujifilm VG-GFX1 Battery Grip for GFX50s
When attached to the camera, the user will find many controls in their usual place with the camera rotated 90 degrees. The grip can be equipped with an NP-T125 battery to power the camera over longer distances. Additionally, with the separately available AC-15V adapter, it is possible to recharge the battery in the grip in about two hours.
2. Fujifilm Mhg-Xt10
While never sacrificing the Fujifilm X-T10’s streamlined design, the metal hand grip provides a secure hold and masterful control of the camera. The tripod mounting screw socket is aligned with the optical axis. Additionally, you can access the battery compartment and memory card without removing the grip. The bottom face is equipped with rails for use with a quick release plate.
3. Fujifilm MHG-XT5
The MHG-XT5 grip allows for comfortable and secure photography with fast lenses or long telephoto focal lengths. The grip is designed for easy battery and memory card replacement without the need to remove it. The bottom of the grip also serves as an Arca-Swiss compatible quick release plate.
4. Fujifilm Metal handle XT Small
To match the quality of the X-Series cameras, the handles are milled from an aluminum block. The handle was designed to integrate perfectly into the camera. It is specially shaped so that the user can open the battery compartment. An Arca-Swiss compatible tripod plate is integrated into the handle.
5. Fujifilm VG-XH
Vertical Battery Grip VG-XH (compatible with X-H2S) The vertical battery grip is splash and dust resistant and is operational even in cold temperatures down to minus 10 degrees Celsius. It holds two high-capacity NP-W235 batteries and features multiple buttons and controls, allowing the camera to be operated as comfortably in portrait mode as in landscape mode.
