ayex For EOS 6D Mark II, two LP-E6, four controls
Fifty-eight euros for the fullest vertical grip here: two LP-E6 cells and four duplicated controls on the EOS 6D Mark II, after the BG-E21.
- Bodies named
- ONE: the Canon EOS 6D Mark II, in the title and the first bullet, with the fourth naming the Canon BG-E21 as the design it follows. A single body is the narrowest compatibility on this shelf and the most certain — a grip is cut to one chassis
- Cells carried and reporting
- TWO LP-E6, published in the second bullet, which says the grip allows two cells to be used so there is no constant recharging or swapping — and the first bullet puts it as doubling the camera’s capability. Whether the body reports each cell separately is not described
- Duplicated controls
- THE FULLEST SET ON THIS SHELF, in the fifth bullet: a shutter release with TWO PRESSURE POINTS — half press for focus, full press to fire — an AF-ON button, an AE/FE lock and further functions, all placed for portrait-format use. Four controls against the one of the 38 € CELLONIC here
- Sealing claims
- None
- Tripod thread position
- The third bullet says the grip is FIXED TO THE CAMERA’S TRIPOD THREAD — which states how it mounts and, like every page on this shelf, never confirms that a replacement thread exists underneath
- Published weight
- None
- Amazon reference
- B0799NLHWZ (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
- EAN
- 4250559526827
- Four duplicated controls, including AF-ON and AE/FE lock
- Two LP-E6 cells, doubling the run time
- One body only — nothing else takes it
Best for: An EOS 6D Mark II used for portraits or weddings, where the vertical hold has to offer the same controls as the horizontal one.