FUJIFILM X-T3 Vertical Battery Grip VG-XT3 Includes AC Power Adapter AC-9VS

I bought due to the poor battery backup of X-T3 and it was too small to hold for me. I already have two extra wasabi power batteries. The vertical grip is very nice to hold, this also improve the horizontal grip. It comes with a AC adapter to charge the batteries in the grip.This should be bundled with camera for ₹5000. The MRP of ₹25999 is ridiculous. I bought it for a discounted price ₹15444 . At this price it should come with two batteries.A good option is to buy two additional batteries and a third party L-Bracket with grip.

Awesome stuff to have and gives great flexibility.

It was a good product as expected. I recommend it to all those who are into videography. You must buy this

This would be a nice thing if it also comes with a extra battery because ₹21000 just for a piece of plastic in not justified

OVerall this grip is good - it feel solid, strong, fits the xt3 perfectly. HOWEVER, the grip is rally shallow. The grip on the XH1 is really nice and deep, this feels far too shallow and not as stable as I'd expect, after all the xt series is created so that if you want the small form you use the camera 'as is', but if you want more stability you use the grip.The extra depth on the main grip for landscape orientation isn't as deep as the small metal handgrip one, so it's confusing as to why they only made the grip a tiny bit deeper, an extra 3mm would be perfect.The 'Q' button is in an odd position which will take some getting used to.Price wise - Compared to the xh1 grip it's 50% more expensive and doesn't feel quite so sturdy. So you can see why I awarded this 3 stars, even though I am a a mega fan of Fuji gear.

Fits the XT3 very well. I really like the buttons on the case to help when shooting vertically. Takes away the hassle of changing a battery. Feels very solid. Really useful when having a large telescopic lens on your camera

Ergonomically it really adds something especially in the studio and when using larger lenses and it's great...when it works!This is the problem. I've actually gone through three of these now. I'm in no way rough with my gear and mostly use it in the studio but the contacts on the grip are really fragile. Like a lot of people I switch between using my gear for professional work (in the studio with the handgrip) and out and about (minus the handgrip) and just by attaching and detaching the grip a few times the connections suffer, things stop working and freeze. Eventually the handgrip stops working altogether. I know it's not the camera as it's been on a couple of XT3's and to be honest the same issue kept happening with my XT2 and old Fuji Grip. For this much money it shouldn't keep breaking surely. Personally I would advise against unless you are willing to have it keep being sent off for repair.

It makes the camera so much more manageable in terms of size, given my big hands and you've got to appreciate the improved battery life.

The vertical grip is really a must for every fuji xt3 owners. It saves the day when your only battery in the camera is starting to go low. Plus, the whole camera itself is a joy to the hands. The only downside is the added weight but, overall, its really helpful. Good job Fuji. 👍💯