Green Extreme Battery
Green Extreme BGE16 Battery Grip for Canon 7D Mark II
Holds one or two LP-E6 packs or six AA cells, doubles battery life and adds full vertical controls with a 1/4-20 tripod socket
- Doubles battery capacity with dual LP-E6 chamber
- Accepts six AA batteries via included magazine
- Full vertical controls with independent on/off switch
- Non-slip rubberised grip for balanced handling
- Standard 1/4-20 tripod socket on base
Essential Power Accessory for 7D Mark II
The Green Extreme BGE16 battery grip is designed specifically for the Canon EOS 7D Mark II DSLR camera. It provides excellent ergonomics with a non-slip rubberized grip that matches the camera body. The accessory doubles the reserve power using a twin cell chamber for one or two LP-E6 batteries. It is ideal for photographers needing extended shooting time.
Vertical Controls and Flexible Power Options
The grip attaches to the camera base and features full vertical shooting controls including a shutter button, Main Dial, and multi-controller. These controls can be independently turned on or off to suit handling preferences. A standard 1/4-20 tripod socket is integrated into the base. An included battery magazine also allows operation using six AA batteries for backup power.
Sustained Power for Demanding Modes
The twin battery chamber supports prolonged use during Movie Mode or Live View Mode, which consume more power than standard shooting. Loading two LP-E6 packs provides a larger energy reserve for continuous operation. The AA battery magazine offers an alternative power source when rechargeable packs are depleted. This ensures the camera remains functional during long sessions.
Highlights
- Doubles battery capacity with dual LP-E6 chamber
- Accepts six AA batteries via included magazine
- Full vertical controls with independent on/off switch
- Non-slip rubberised grip for balanced handling
- Standard 1/4-20 tripod socket on base
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How long can I shoot continuously with both LP-E6 batteries before the grip runs out?
The twin cell chamber holds one or two LP-E6 packs, doubling the reserve power compared to a single battery, so sustained shooting time scales directly with the capacity of the cells you install.
Does the grip become noticeably warm or noisy during all-day vertical shooting sessions?
The grip contains no motor or fan; it simply passes power and control signals, so it adds no audible noise and generates no measurable heat of its own during extended use.
Which specific batteries or magazines must I already own to use this grip?
You need either one or two Canon LP-E6 type packs, or the included AA battery magazine loaded with six AA cells, to power the camera through the grip.
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