VG-GFX100 II Vertical Battery Grip - Open Box
The VG-GFX100 II Vertical Battery Grip is the ultimate companion for GFX100 II users. This weather-resistant battery grip not only enhances the handling of your large-format camera but also significantly extends the time between battery charges (can house up to two additional NP-W235 rechargeable batteries). Attach this grip to your camera and it seamlessly mirrors the function buttons/command dial layout in both portrait and landscape orientations, providing an ergonomic experience like no other.
The ease of connecting the grip to your VG-GFX100 II is facilitated by the locating pins, guaranteeing perfect alignment and maintaining the camera's ideal balance at all times.
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Fujifilm VG-GFX100 II Vertical Battery Grip — Extend Your GFX 100 II Through a Full Shooting Day
The gist: A weather-resistant vertical grip that adds two NP-W235 batteries to the GFX 100 II — nearly tripling effective shooting time while adding mirrored controls that make portrait-orientation shooting noticeably more comfortable.
- Two additional NP-W235 batteries: Dramatically extends time between charges on full-day location shoots — a meaningful benefit for GFX 100 II users covering events, landscapes, or multi-hour sessions.
- Mirrored function buttons and command dials: All key controls replicate in portrait orientation, so switching from landscape to portrait shooting doesn't mean hunting for controls in unfamiliar positions.
- Weather-resistant construction: Matches the GFX 100 II's own weather sealing — the system stays fully protected in light rain and dusty environments with or without the grip attached.
- Precision locating pins: Ensures perfect mechanical alignment between grip and camera — no flex, no alignment issues, consistent balance for tripod and handheld work.
B&H Photo describes the VG-GFX100 II as a "precision engineered, weather-resistant battery grip" that "dramatically extends time between battery charges" while maintaining the ergonomic layout GFX 100 II shooters rely on in both orientations.
Best for: GFX 100 II owners who shoot extended sessions — weddings, landscape expeditions, or long location assignments — and need battery endurance and portrait-mode ergonomics. Skip it if: You own any other GFX body (this grip is compatible ONLY with the GFX 100 II, not the GFX 100S or other variants). Runs ~$350 (open box) — check the current price before buying.
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