SmallRig NP-F Battery Adapter Mount Plate for Canon EOS R5, R5 C and BMPCC 4K, 6K, 6K Pro, with USB-C Port and Dual DC Outputs Compatible with NP-F970, NP-F550, NP-F770-3168B

This power adapter is very light and handy! It has a very capable USBC that I use for everything. This unit, and it's friends, live scattered throughout my kit for extended charging capabilities. With how small and light it is, I keep it in my kit always!

I'm using this with my Zoom F3 recorder to power the unit via the USB-C port. It is a game changer for that. I can also use dumb/simple NP batteries and charge them via USB-C with this plate. As mentioned, it would be awesome if this had multiple 1/4-20 ports on this to help with various mounting options, as screwing it into the F3 means I now have no way to mount this setup on anything else.

I have a couple of standard batteries for my Sony A7IV camera and they generally last a reasonable amount of time. During some of my travels, though, it's not convenient to wait for those batteries to recharge. I had some larger 970 batteries available from my light kits that fit perfectly in this mount plate that considerably extend my shooting time when away from other power sources. This is easy to attach to my Neewer rig and plug my dummy battery in extending the usefulness of my camera without having to purchase lots of additional standard batteries.

Un solución perfecta para el uso sin cambiar de baterías

What pushed this over the top was the low profile of this.I can charge the battery via USB-C or use the other ports to charge my camera and another item. And it sits flush with my camera cage vs. the Pergear one I have been using.For $45-55 this is the best option I’ve bought.

First off I love this plate! Build quality is fantastic and works as intended, but be aware of a few things before purchasing.1. The DC ports are different sizes: the 7.4v is a DC5521 port while the 12v is a DC5525 port. That means that the post is slightly smaller on the 7.4v. Usually a DC5525 cable will work for both, but if your cable doesn't fit the 12v it's because the cable is DC5521 and won't work.2. I'm not able to use the USB-C port to power a Feelworld f6 plus V2 monitor. Smallrig says the Type C is 5v 2a output but I get nothing when plugged in. After testing I found it's a problem with the Feelworld and not the plate, just wanted to mention it though.Overall another great product from SmallRig. I'd recommend that if the USB-C isnt that important than get the cheaper version that doesn't have it.

I have it attached to the top of my SmallRig cage by two screws.It is easy to mount and unmount the battery.When the camera is on my tripod the battery's power meter LEDs are usually above eye level and the power meter on the edge of the base would be useful. But because of cable routing to my dummy battery I had to mount the base with the meter facing forward so have to walk around to the front of the camera to see the meter. But at least I don't have to change my framing to look at the top of the battery.⭐⭐⭐Is my base rating for a product that is fully functional and delivers on its promises.

Charges batteries fine. If you film with a Sony DSLR or mirrorless, it will NOT resolve the over heating issue without a dummy battery. It charges the battery itself without it so the camera still gets hot.Great if you use 360 cams, need to charge your phone, etc. I’m unsure if better than a $30 product.