Neewer Mini V Mount Battery 6800mAh 99Wh 14.5V, Mini V Lock Battery with 65W PD Type C/D Tap/BP/USB A/Dual DC Port/OLED Display for Video Camera Camcorder Compatible with SmallRig BMPCC 4k 6k, PS099E

without a doubt on of the best peace of equipment I have. First, the value. This battery is so well made, so many ports and the information display is so helpful. I can use one battery to power my camera, monitor and because it is PD compatible I get to Use the USB-C port to continuously charge my camera internal battery so if this mini-v mount was to run out of juice I could simply switch to another without having to stop a recording. The design really works well for me, I like the USB ports on the side because they are on the same side as my camera's ports and the D-Tap on the other side makes for a really clean setup for me. My only request is that the exterior have some textured rubber sections for better gripping. All of the ports are covered with a really secure grommet, the weight great, I am amazed so much power can fit into such a small size battery. I have ran this battery down to 30 percent a couple of time and using a 65w USB-c charger it took about 2 hours to get back to 100%.

I bought this to power my Canon R6 ii rig. I do some longer shoots that require good battery life, so getting this was sort of a no-brainerIt functions perfectly, is built sturdy, fit my small rig v-mount adapter perfectly, and has plenty of power to go around. The charges decently fast on my phone charger, and I love the design with the screen that shows you your voltage and battery level.What really blew me away was how fast it charges the phone. It has the 90 w PD charging that can fully charge a phone in less than an hour. I've been bringing this thing all around to non-camera related events just because it has that capability.Great in the car, when someone needs a charge in the back seat. Great on a hike or outing where you're at all day without any charging ports. And great on the back of a camera.

I was looking to get away from single batteries and decided to purchase the NEEWER Mini V Mount Battery + V Mount. Instructions were clear right out of the box, and it has some decent weight to it. You have a USB/USB-C Port which can be used to charge the battery or charge other things, and also a D-TAP Port which I use along with a D-TAP Splitter to power both the camera and monitor. At 100% I left my monitor and camera on to test how long I could continuously run both devices on a single battery. While charging an iPhone at the same time on the battery, this clocked in at about 3 hours on a single charge. Overall? This was worth every dollar spent.

So far, so good. The battery arrived at 50 percent charge. I topped it off, then connected it to my equipment to test how much power I could get.My setup includes a Sony A73 with an Atomos Ninja V used as the monitor. Both the camera and monitor are powered by dummy batteries connected to the Neewer PS099E V-mount battery, so it draws power from both ports. I was able to get a little over four hours (around four hours and five minutes) of continuous recording from the monitor. I connected the Atomos using a dummy battery through the 8V port, and used a SmallRig D-Tap dummy battery to power the Sony A73 from the same V-mount.I kept checking for overheating throughout the session and didn’t notice anything unusual. The wires, camera, and monitor all held up well. The monitor got a little warm, but nothing concerning, pretty standard. The room temperature was around 80 degrees the entire time. I mounted the Neewer battery plate to the Neewer cage I use with the camera, and everything worked flawlessly.Definitely recommend it. Hopefully it holds up over time.

Bought 3 of these batteries and am very happy with them. Excellent price and very versatile. I’ve been using them with a Blackmagic 6K Pro, 17” field monitor and LED lights and they provide excellent performance and battery life. The LED display is nice too. However, like most batteries of this style, they’re made with a lot of plastic so you don’t want to accidentally drop one.

The neewer V mount battery has been pretty solid.After a month of testing I can confirm overall, it gets the job done.Pros:-I power my ninja V with my Canon R5, it’s plenty of power for my set up. I typically shoot shorter form content so the battery life is solid.-It charges very fast, if you get multiples you’d easily swap em out and keep rolling.-Any general type of connection you'd need would be covered.-The small form factor is awesome, when I’m not running shoots I keep it on me to charge my phone, laptop, and headphones. It’s come in clutch for sure.-The price isn’t bad compared to the competitors.Cons:-The V mount ISN’T universally compatible (who would’ve thought?) . I find that it’ll pop off my small rig cage, and isn’t 100% secure. Not a huge deal for shooters on sticks, however any handheld movement I’d definitely worry.-The D-tap is really flimsy, my connections always pops out fairly easily. Maybe it’s just my unit? I threw on a strap to secure it when I can’t afford to lose power, easy fix but pretty tragic considering it’s a main function from these batteries. I really hope Neewer can fix it!!- The rubber flaps that protects the connections have come off multiple times. Again, not a big deal, but it would be nice if they were more secure.I totally understand that you get what you pay for, but If Neewer fixes the issues on these I’d totally buy a few more. I’m gonna try and reach out to Neewer and see what they say.I can’t say that I’ll keep it considering there’s a ton of options for vmount batteries that have been more reliable.UPDATE.Neewer offered a refund and reached out to make things right. I was able to get the vmount to lock properly with no wiggle. They also took note of suggestions to make the ports more secure. 10/10 customer service.