Name: Used Fujifilm Vertical Battery Grip for X-T4 Mirrorless Digital Camera undefined
Brand: Fujifilm
SKU: US1954914
Price: 86.00 USD
Availability: Discontinued
Rating: 4.9 (9 reviews)

Fujifilm Vertical Battery Grip for X-T4 Mirrorless Digital Camera

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Top Rated Gear: Used Fujifilm Vertical Battery Grip for X-T4 Mirrorless Digital Camera undefined

The X-T4 Vertical Battery Grip is a dedicated vertical grip for the X-T4 that accepts two additional NP-W235 rechargeable lithium-ion batteries to extend the operating capacity of the X-T4 from approximately 600 frames to about 1500 frames.It also incorporates a secondary shutter release button, focus lever, AE-L button, AF-ON button, front and rear command dials, and 3.5mm headphone port and maintains the same level of weather resistance as the camera body so that it can maintain its ability to function in harsh conditions.

Used Fujifilm Vertical Battery Grip for X-T4 Mirrorless Digital Camera undefined

Great quality product with good value given the recent sale price. Allows improved grip of XH-2 with heavier lenses and the extra battery life is always a plus.

Fuji XH-2 VG

Great product.  I like the knurled dial to help tighten grip. It?s must have for anyone using the X-H2s or X-H2 (which I have), even with the bulkier grip of the X-H series.  Yes, it adds bulk, but if you?re already getting the X-H2, you?re not getting the camera for the smaller size.

Still a Great Grip.

Love the grip - honestly, it's definitely not worth $399 but it is well-built, well-put together, and well-designed. I wish Fujifilm would get realistic with the pricing and make it $299 or $329 at most, but it is what it is. There is a cool spot under the battery compartment to put the plastic panel that goes on the camera body. I wish it had its own external charger like the X-T3 but if you use a USB-C PD it can charge all 3 batteries in 300 minutes.

Great grip - too expensive - but amazing?

With this battery grip, you have three batteries (including one in the camera) to power the X-T4 for a loonnng time.  It does add a good bit of weight to the camera, but if you need the extended power, you need it.  Further, the X-T4 drains power from one battery in the grip first, then the other grip battery and the battery in the camera last.  So, if you need to disconnect the grip to go lighter later in the day, then you still have a fully charged battery in the camera.

Excellent for those long endurance power hungry shooters.

Feel great when shooting portraits or anytime shooting vertical. Shutter release and controls work well. Does add a bit of heft and size to my XT4, but I will primarily use it in my small studio.

Great product from Fuji

This battery grip for the Fuji X-T4 is a necessity. It helps in a number of ways including: 1) better grip and balance for large lenses (think 50-140 or 100-400)  2) Easier portrait photography with an extra shutter button 3) Power-pack for holding two batteries (three with in camera). 

I like that you can keep the camera empty of its battery, and use the grip with one or two batteries. With the new batteries of the X-T4, you can go all day shooting without having to change out batteries. If you need to change batteries, it's easy and quick. It's a great investment and with the mirrorless camera being pretty small (coming from a pro DSLR) it adds much utility. I highly recommend this accessory X-T4 battery grip!

A Highly Recommended X-T4 Accessory!

Works just like you’d expect. No issues and has a headphone jack

Great product no surprises here

Great economics, matches with X-T4 cameras body perfectly.  Adds headphone jack to camera so you don’t need to take the dongle with you when you use this grip.

Great companion to the X-T$

Good design. Really helps with a long zoom. A bit bigger than the one on my XT2. A bit too much to my taste for a mirrorless. Batteries are installed vertically instead of flat. I wonder why?