NEEWER Mini V Mount Battery with D Tap/USB C/USB A/BP/Dual DC Ports/OLED Screen, 3450mAh 50Wh 14.54V V Lock Battery Supports 45W PD Fast Charging for Camera Monitor Camcorder Video Light, PS050E

Superb Product, as described, bought it for My ZVE-10z

Con está batería puedo tener horas de filmación sin preocuparme por estar cambiando las baterías

Die NEEWER Mini V-Mount Batterie ist für mich inzwischen fester Bestandteil jedes Drehtages – kompakt, leistungsstark und vielseitig. Mit 99 Wh Kapazität versorgt sie meine Kameras, Monitore und meine Funkstrecke über Stunden hinweg zuverlässig – und das bei einem sehr handlichen Format. Das Highlight ist der bidirektionale USB-C Port mit 65 W PD: Ich kann damit nicht nur Zubehör laden, sondern die Batterie selbst bequem per USB-C aufladen. Zusätzlich stehen D-Tap, USB-A, BP-Port und zwei DC-Ausgänge zur Verfügung, sodass mehrere Geräte gleichzeitig betrieben werden können. Das OLED-Display liefert alle wichtigen Informationen auf einen Blick – Restlaufzeit, Ladezustand und Ausgangsleistung. Die Anzeige ist präzise und auch bei direkter Sonneneinstrahlung gut ablesbar. Die Verarbeitung macht einen hochwertigen Eindruck, alle Anschlüsse sind fest und sauber verbaut. Ich besitze inzwischen 6 von den NEEWER Mini V-Mount Batterien und sie laufen perfekt ohne merkliche Einbußen der Leistung. Eine durchdachte, leistungsfähige V-Mount-Lösung mit modernen Features – perfekt für mobile, modulare Rigs und professionelle Kamera-Setups

Works great able to power my camera and monitor

I don't know why it took me so long to buy it! It's amazing, don't have to worry about changing batteries anymore!

This has proven to be pretty handy. I am mainly using the USB-C PD port to power my Canon R8 and the 8/12V ports to power a field monitor. I generally have it mounted to a camera rig, but have also just set it on the floor using a long cable. It's not too heavy, but it helps balance out the lens. That said, a motorized camera slider might struggle with the extra weight, especially with a midweight lens attached. When I'm not using a rig and my camera is on a tripod, I'll set the battery on my tripod bracing or a nearby table. I've knocked it off of the middle brace of my tripod a few times, and it's held up just fine. I used this to power my camera for several extended video shoots over several hours each, and I had plenty to spare. I don't think I dropped below 50%, and my sessions were going for about 3 or 4 hours. I did run the field monitor on a separate battery for these shoots as I didn't want to risk running out- I probably would have been fine running both off of the battery. Be aware that the 8V and 12V ports have different dimensions to the plugs. The center pin on the 8V is smaller than the 12V. I happened to have plenty of cables for the 8V size, which just so happened to be the same as the cables that I use to power guitar pedals. My field monitor was able to run off of this lower voltage (by drawing a higher current), and the battery was able to power this with no problem. The display is pretty handy, and you can tell if all of the ports are functioning. It displays the active voltage going to each port, which is handy for diagnosing any quirky connections. Overall, it provides plenty of battery power, lots of connections, and is pretty well priced.