Neewer Professional Vertical Battery Grip Replacement for Nikon D3100/D3200/D3300/D5300 SLR Digital Camera, Works with 1 or 2 Pieces EN-EL14 Batteries

It fit perfectly, so I am not sure what others are saying about it not fitting (could be that I had a good luck or they didn't read the descriptions for which cameras it was intended for? I don't know). It was no problem at all for me to get it on. Trying again for the first time. In layman's terms So, let's break it down. It is easy to put together. Exactly what I was looking for. Having a good time is important to me. The current semester has me far more at home with work than the quarantine we are supposed to be in. I haven't been able to use my phone yet because of the work load. I would like to add a sidenote. I didn't use the shutter cable that came with it, and I won't use It's not obvious. Despite that, I'd say this is a good purchase.

Samara Ford

| Sep 22, 2020

Having been unable to find reviews about it (and the manufacturer doesn't prove it will fit the D3500), I purchased it to test on my D3500. Although the camera fits fine and works with the batteries, the cable for the additional shutter button does not have a place to plug in, so that means that feature is lost.

Zainab Martinez

| Jun 22, 2021

Ensures handling is done properly. My ring finger and pinky finger no longer hang off the bottom of the ring. It can also assist with the balance when you are using a longer, With the kit lens, I'm not sure it will make much of a difference. As the cable sticks out quite a bit, I've cut off the flap and used a rubber body cover to seal the connection (for ghetto weatherproofing). My experience is that it seems to work well, but I had to trim some rubber near the corners to ensure that the grip has a tight seal over Maybe adding just a little bit more length to the screw would have helped. Besides being very pleased with my purchase, I am also extremely happy with the service. My D3200 will remain in my possession for a little longer due to this review. Spend a little money on glass, save a lot on the body. As I save up for a d500, I will be using the d3200 until I can afford one.

Abdiel TOMLINSON

| Feb 07, 2021

With a Nikon D3300, I found it to be a perfect match. In addition to adding grip to the camera, this material feels like it will support the extra weight you're throwing at it. With the quick release mechanism and slide-out tray, you can swap batteries in and out quickly. As for the tray that carries the batteries, it is essentially made of plastic, so if there's anything to moan about with regards to build quality, it would be with regards to the tray. I have not had any problems with this battery after over a year of use. You can't install only one battery, so I highly recommend having two on hand. A set of two from RAVPower with a charger costs less than $30, and I highly recommend.

Alana Strong

| May 22, 2021

But in all honesty, you may be wondering why I didn't give it a 5 star rating. I'll make sure to rectify that as quickly as possible! The pros are I found the grip to be extremely comfortable in my hand. It is amazing how the lock mechanism for the grip prevents the grip from wrinkling or moving. When you turn the grip to lock, the connector terminal of the grip connects with the inner terminal of the camera. I have two ecoEfficiency batteries that fit perfectly in the grip. The battery door also includes a compartment for batteries. The cons are * Although I love the grip, it has some negative qualities as well. There is something irksome about connecting the short adapter from the camera to the grip in order to get the shutter button on the grip to work. According to the length of time you're going to use the adapter cable for, the door flap on the side of the camera sticks out, and it feels like the adapter cable may bend overtime or tear the outer surface over time. You can remove the battery door cover for storage in a protected place by taking it off the compartment. But the original battery door has a tiny protrusion that sticks out just a few millimeters (no effect). I think this is a great grip all in all. In my opinion there are no negatives about this other than the two cons I mentioned earlier. I think this grip is the best bang for the buck and I'm confident this grip will last me a long time. Nice job,.

Nico Rowe

| Dec 14, 2020

I tested it on my backup D3200 camera and it worked well. In my opinion, it's more appealing to me since the camera's body is longer and it doesn't feel so tiny and toylike. My D810 likes to shoot with the Nikon grip and I find the D3200 to be lightweight. A grip like this adds a little bulk to the body and gives you a more comfortable grip. In spite of my dislike for the cable that is required to operate the grip controls on the controller, I never use them.

Fatima Berry

| Nov 09, 2020

I have no problems using this grip with my D3300. The battery I use can both be OEM or after market and I have no issues with it. Despite its size, it looks phenomenal and feels very nice on my camera. As a result of its light weight and sturdy feel, it is a perfect match for my Nikon and I never have an issue using my quick release strap. I was also able to use it on both my monopod and tripod without any problems. There is no doubt that the price is generous they could charge double or triple and still make a good profit. As far as my other cameras are concerned, I will buy this product again, and I recommend it highly to anyone who is.

Madeleine O’NEILL

| Sep 03, 2020

I did have a chance to play around with it in my studio, but haven't had a chance to take it out yet. The item described below is as follows The grip on the D3100 does not have the same look and feel as the D3100, as some of the previous reviewers have noted. Even so, there is just enough of a difference for it not to really be noticeable. While the plastic is more than acceptable, it is a bit on the thin side. We arrived on time Luckily we didn't have to wait around. Upon delivery, my order was in excellent condition and arrived a day early. Among the pros Since Nikon does not make a battery grip/holder for this model, the only options you have are third-party ones. From all the reviews I could find, I did not see any reason to go with another model that was two and a half times more expensive. My battery door seems to fit securely and close tightly, even though some buyers report noise when using it. There is a short wire connector between the grip and the camera body that doesn't get in the way noticeably and seems to hold up well. Because this is a relatively small camera, the extra size adds an air of stability to it. The cons are Despite the size of the grip, it does not fit perfectly In spite of being fully snug against the body, there is a slight gap on one side. VALUE (I paid around $20 including shipping, which was hard to beat. 2) I purchased two 3rd party replacement batteries for less than one Nikon brand battery would have cost. The following would be highly recommended It would be a great gift to give.

Charles Barr

| Jul 31, 2020