V-Mount Battery, Moman Power 99 Pro Micro V Lock Battery 99Wh/6875mAh with D-TAP/USB-C/A Outputs, First OLED with Time Display for Camcorder Blackmagic BMPCC Camera LED Light, Mini-V-Mount-Battery-USB

Now this made for an interesting surprise. Mostly due to size more than anything, and then performance since we didn't expect it to do so well at such a size. Given, we expected something to cause an eyebrow to raise based on the price in general. Clearly, something had to be up, else it would be much cheaper. Thankfully, it performed quite well.We used it for a number of scenarios for some of the equipment, including a Sony video camera, but also took it for a spin in a few other scenarios. Of course we had to test the USB outputs on various accessories, including RF receivers, lights and field monitors (a few adapters needed to adapt to USB but we already had these). However, then we broke out some D-Tap to dummy battery adapters/cables for a few DSLRs, including the Canon 5D and the Panasonic GH5. Both worked fantastically, and took the place of a number of native batteries for each. Making this a great battery to go mobile with.Weight isn't bad at all, coming in at just under 11oz, so it rides well on whatever rig it is attached to. The size is nice and fits well in your hands like a fancy/large battery bank for mobile devices with a V-Mount on the back. It disappears onto the back of an LED light easily and works well to charge all of your other misc devices as well (smartphone, etc).It was our first time working with this brand and it turned out to be a success. We will definitely put it on the list for future addons.**If you have found our review helpful, please vote it as helpful below so I know. This helps me provide quality feedback in the future.

At first I really loved this battery because I had some small rig batteries and the d-tap broke on them. So I was very relieved that this battery seemed more durable. Even though this battery was in fact more durable it randomly died after only a handful times of use. The display lights up but when anything is plugged into it , it does not charge or work at all. Usb-c doesn’t work, D-tap doesnt work, nothing on it works. Basically paid $170 for a paper weight. At this point Im not sure what is a good battery to be honest. Small rig dropped the ball and now Moman as well. Just very disappointed because I thought I finally found a decent B-Mount battery. I guess I need to keep looking and I suggest others do the same as well.

I bought this because I wanted something small, but that would also last a long time on a Blackmagic Pocket 6k. I knew it would be smaller than a normal v-mount battery, but I had no idea it would be this small. As small as you think it is, its even smaller in person. It's amazing how small, but yet powerful this thing is. You can power a Blackmagic pocket 6k for about 3 hours with this on a single charge. For comparison, a canon battery lasts about 15-20 minutes for the pocket 6k. At this size and weight, it helps keep everything nice and light. You could probably even get away with having this battery and camera work on a gimbal like the ronin-s.Besides the obvious pros of the size and weight, there are a couple other things that make this battery stand out. First off, it has d-tap, USB, usb micro, and USB-C outputs. Which means you can power up pretty much any gadget with this thing. And it has an LCD screen that tells you how much battery is left, which most v-mount batteries do not have. Overall, you won't get any better than this if you want the smallest v-mount battery you can get. It might not be as powerful as a regular size v-mount, but for cutting size and weight, this is the way to go.

So, first off the share cuteness of this little low profile V-Mount battery is unmatched. And it's functional. Has a reliable display, works flawlessly and is easy to charge. It makes wielding a smaller form factor camera possible and opens up the possibilities of flying a battery with more wattage, but less weight for gimbals and other payload conscious options. This review comes from a full time filmmaker. I am currently making my hobby camera a possible A camera for my company and these batteries quite possibly may be the answer to a lot of my problems with my bigger cameras.

I bought this battery to power my a6500 rig with Anycine 4k Monitor and it seems like a good option so far. Much better than the tiny Sony batteries or even NPF Sony batteries. Best features are the size the different ways to charge and the LED Display is very easy to read. Fully charges though D-Tap in an hour and 15 mins.

This battery worked great when I first received it back in October 2023. I put 2 charges on it, I have not used the battery in a couple of months, it was put away with 3/4 charge. I pulled it from my camera bag to use it and it was dead. Now nothing happens when I try and charge it. It shouldn't drain past a breaking point on its own, something wrong with it, shouldn't allow itself to completely discharge below 0 when not in use. Guess I need to find a new battery.

I was looking for a v-mount battery to serve two purposes at the same time: power my 120d light; also potentially bmpcc4k camera.I have since adopted a different battery solution for my bmpcc4k, mainly because v-mount plates are expensive but it remains a valid solution. Here’s where it will shine.First, This thing is tiny! If you are going to operate your camera on a gimbal, this will provide a good balance between capacity and weight.Second, this thing can be used in so many different ways other than the v-mount. It has usb-c port so it can charge your MacBook. Having one of these in your bag will allow you to charge everything. However, in terms of price performance, you can get more mah for your money buying a regular power bank.The same company also makes a bunch of accessories that allow you to mount it on the belt, which is a cool concept for me. Again, for camera on gimbal situation this could be handy.