Meike MK A9 Professional Vertical Battery Grip for Sony A9 A7RIII A7III Camera

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After researching the a7iii grips, and not wanting to spend a ridiculous amount for the official Sony one, I decided on this. I am very happy with it. The plastic feels the same as the a7iii body. The rubber grip material is a bit more of a matte finish than the camera, and feels more "rubbery", but I actually prefer it to the camera's. Unless you are deliberately looking for differences in the finish, you can't tell.The shutter button has a more tactile feel to it than the camera, and has a more distinct half press, which I do prefer to the a7iii (I've taken so many accidental shots while attempting a half press on the camera body). The wheel has a good feel to it. The AEL and AF-ON buttons also feel good and have a distinct click. The joystick button is the only one that has noticeably lower quality than the camera, but works well.The grip attaches tightly, and there are no gaps between it and the camera. The batteries snap into the tray nicely, and the tray inserts into the grip without any play. The last push bit of push when you insert it is a nice clean 'click', and the locking tab also snaps down cleanly. There is a space in the tray to store the camera's battery door.I have not had any issues at all with the camera recognizing and registering the batteries. The status of each battery shows up on the camera's display.Overall, I am very happy and I recommend this grip.

Grip feels amazing for the a7iii, the buttons feel cheap but its either this or the $400 Sony one haha. This only require 1 battery, I bought this just for the look and grip honestly. You can leave the grip on and it won't drain the battery *ONLY FOR A7III* the a7riii and a9 batteries will drain if you leave it on

PERFECT COMPATIBILITY, NO ISSUE, GOOD PRODUCT PERFECT GRIP & SAME BUTTON

Edit: I’ve owned this grip for quite some time now, we’ll over a year. Still works like the day I bought it and I haven’t been careful with it. Upgrading to 5 stars because this truly is an fantastic product for an unbelievable price.I’ve owned this grip for a little over a month now and I can’t imagine going back to shooting without one. As far as value goes, it can’t be beat at $60 to Sony’s $350. Sure, the build quality is not as good but the difference isn’t enough to justify an additional $290 IMO.Pros:-$290 less than Sony version.-Extra battery slot, haven’t needed to change a battery during a shoot since I got this.-Easier to shoot in portrait orientation.-Doesn’t drain batteries if you switch off the camera but leave the grip switched on.-Grip texture matches camera body.- Has a slot for your battery door so you don’t lose it.-If it breaks you can just buy another one and still save over $200 vs the Sony grip.Cons:-No wheel on the back so ISO adjustment is a bit annoying unless you have extra long thumbs and can reach the wheel on the camera without moving your hand.- Focus/shutter button has a different feel than the camera. More of a tactile click. Could be a + for some but dealbreaker for others.