Jinnet
Jinnet MB-D14 Battery Grip for Nikon D600 D610
Battery grip for Nikon D600 and D610 accepts one EN-EL15 or six AA cells and adds a vertical shutter release
- TypeBattery Grip
- ChemicalLi-Ion
- Extended shooting time with EN-EL15 or six AA batteries
- Secure vertical shooting with dedicated shutter button
- AE/AF lock button enables quick focus control
- Battery cover storage slot prevents lost parts
- Tripod-socket attachment ensures firm camera connection
Compatible battery grip for Nikon D600 and D610
The Jinnet MB-D14 attaches to the Nikon D600 and D610 bodies to provide a vertical shooting position and extended power capacity. It accepts one EN-EL15 Li-ion battery or six AA cells as an additional power source. A vertical shutter release button and AE/AF lock controls are integrated into the grip for easier portrait orientation handling.
Suited for portrait and event shooters needing
Photographers who frequently shoot in portrait orientation will benefit from the duplicated shutter release and lock buttons. Users who do not require a vertical grip or who prefer the camera's original form factor without added bulk should look at standard battery options instead.
Includes grip unit and multilingual manual only
The package supplies the MB-D14 grip and a user manual in Chinese and English. No EN-EL15 battery, AA cells, or camera body are included, so buyers must source their preferred power cells separately before use.
Highlights
- Extended shooting time with EN-EL15 or six AA batteries
- Secure vertical shooting with dedicated shutter button
- AE/AF lock button enables quick focus control
- Battery cover storage slot prevents lost parts
- Tripod-socket attachment ensures firm camera connection
Specifications
| Type | Battery Grip |
|---|---|
| Chemical | Li-Ion |
Questions about this item
Which batteries do I need to power the MB-D14 grip?
The grip accepts one EN-EL15 Li-ion battery or six AA cells as an alternative power source.
Will the vertical shutter button and AE/AF lock still work when I mount the grip on my D600?
Yes, the grip provides a vertical shutter release and AE/AF lock that function with both the D600 and D610 bodies.
How can I confirm the grip is communicating with the camera after I attach it?
Check that the camera's top LCD displays the battery icon for the grip and that the vertical shutter fires the shutter normally.
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