Nikon Inc
Nikon MB-N11 Battery Grip for Z 6II Z 7II
Vertical grip with duplicate controls and hot-swappable dual EN-EL15 batteries delivers up to 1.9× CIPA-rated endurance for Z 6II and Z 7II
- Vertical shooting comfort with duplicated shutter and dial controls
- 9× longer battery life using two EN-EL 15c batteries
- Hot-swap capability keeps camera powered during battery changes
- Improved balance and grip when using heavier lenses
- Full vertical control layout mirrors camera body interface
Vertical grip for Z 6II and Z 7II
The Nikon MB-N11 attaches to the Z 6II and Z 7II mirrorless bodies, adding a vertical shutter release, command dials, AF-ON button, sub selector and customisable function buttons. It is built for photographers who shoot extended sessions in portrait orientation or need extra handling stability with heavier lenses.
Battery life and hot-swap limit
Two EN-EL 15c batteries deliver up to 1.9x longer shooting endurance versus a single battery in the camera body, measured under CIPA standards. The hot-swappable design lets you replace one cell while the other keeps the camera powered, but the pack only accepts two batteries and cannot exceed that capacity.
Weather-sealed build and USB-C charging
The magnesium-alloy chassis matches the camera’s dust- and drip-resistant sealing, so the grip does not compromise environmental protection. A USB-C port on the grip charges both batteries inside the unit, removing the need for a separate charger during travel or studio work.
Highlights
- Vertical shooting comfort with duplicated shutter and dial controls
- 9× longer battery life using two EN-EL 15c batteries
- Hot-swap capability keeps camera powered during battery changes
- Improved balance and grip when using heavier lenses
- Full vertical control layout mirrors camera body interface
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How many EN-EL15 batteries does the MB-N11 accept for extended shooting?
The grip holds two EN-EL15 batteries and delivers up to 1.9x longer performance versus a single battery in the camera body.
What does the 1.9x CIPA figure mean for real-world shooting sessions?
With two EN-EL15c cells installed you can expect roughly double the number of frames per charge compared to using only the camera's internal battery.
Does the MB-N11 support hot-swapping batteries so the camera stays powered during a change?
Yes, one battery can be removed and replaced while the other continues supplying power for uninterrupted operation.
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