Jinnet
Jinnet VG-C4EM Vertical Battery Grip for Sony A9II A7RIV A7MIV
A vertical battery grip for Sony A9II, A7RIV and A7IV cameras that holds one or two NP-FZ100 batteries and adds a vertical shutter button.
- TypeBattery Grip
- ChemicalLi-Ion
- Extends shooting time with one or two NP-FZ100 batteries
- Full vertical controls including shutter, dials and AF-ON button
- Ergonomic grip design improves stability for portrait orientation
- Tripod-ready 1/4-inch thread on base for secure mounting
- Operates reliably in temperatures from 0 to 40 degrees Celsius
Compatible Camera Models
The Jinnet VG-C4EM vertical battery grip fits Sony A9II, A7RIV and A7MIV bodies. It accepts one or two NP-FZ100 lithium cells to extend shooting time. A 1/4-inch tripod socket at the base lets you mount the grip directly on a tripod without removing it.
Operating Range and Build
The grip is rated for use between 0 and 40 degrees Celsius. Its body combines metal and rubber weighing 227 grams and measuring 127 by 70 by 117 millimetres. No internal fan or active cooling is present, so heat dissipation relies on the materials and ambient airflow.
Included Accessories
The box contains the grip itself and a user instruction manual. Batteries and the camera are not supplied. The manual explains how to insert cells and operate the vertical shutter release, front and rear control dials, AF-ON button, AE-L button and multi-selector for comfortable portrait-orientation shooting.
Highlights
- Extends shooting time with one or two NP-FZ100 batteries
- Full vertical controls including shutter, dials and AF-ON button
- Ergonomic grip design improves stability for portrait orientation
- Tripod-ready 1/4-inch thread on base for secure mounting
- Operates reliably in temperatures from 0 to 40 degrees Celsius
Specifications
| Type | Battery Grip |
|---|---|
| Chemical | Li-Ion |
Questions about this item
How do I attach the grip to my Sony A7RIV and what step is often missed?
Align the 1/4-inch screw hole with the camera base, tighten the mounting screw fully, then insert one or two NP-FZ100 batteries into the compartment; the step people skip is securing the screw before loading batteries.
What maintenance will the Jinnet VG-C4EM need over time?
Clean the metal and rubber surfaces regularly, check the shutter release button and control dials for debris, and replace NP-FZ100 cells when they no longer hold sufficient charge for extended vertical shooting.
What is the first limit I will hit during long sessions with two NP-FZ100 batteries installed?
The grip is rated for a working temperature up to 40°C; sustained high-rate shooting in warm conditions will reach that thermal limit before the batteries are depleted.
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