McoplusBG-EOS R5 R6 Vertical Multi-funtion Battery Grip Power Pack as Replacement BG-R10 for Canon EOS R5 R6 R5C R6 MARK II Camera (Not for RP/R), Use LP-E6NH Battery(Battery not Include)

The McoPlus BG-R10 grip is sold for less than a third of the Canon's one. It arrived in a simple box with the grip wrapped in a small bubble bag. This is the first I have heard of this brand; however, my first positive impression is the lack of branding on the grip. The button layout is identical to the Canon grip which I wish wasn't the case. I find the original layout kind of awkward. The star (*) button is far from the AF-ON button. It will take some time to get used to but it would be better if it is the same as on the body.The color of this grip is a little different than the EOS R5, but you have to pay close attention to spot it. The dials have a different texture and feel compared to the original grip but it is still very well-built. Overall, they fit the camera really well.As the same with the official product, the grip side fits the camera nicely (not perfectly). But on the port side, it's kind of ugly. It would be much better if they deviate from the original one.It doesn't matter how close it is to the official grip if it doesn't work, it is a deal breaker. Surprisingly it works really great. I can use all the buttons as I customized them on the main body. The shutter button is snappy. The half-press is a bit more resistant but it's up to personal preference.The camera can read the batteries in the grip and report the battery info. I can also charge the batteries using a USB-C cable. There is a charging light on the grip.

I was surprised by the quality and durability of this grip. Worth the money & cheaper than Canon Brand . It does everything the same as Canon .Everything functions well buttons & All.

This purports to be compatible with my R5C. Could some bright person please explain to me how this configuration is supposed to work? Study the three photos carefully. Notice that the contacts on the battery carriage of the grip appear to be in the wrong position. Notice where the contacts are on the battery and how it is to be properly loaded (and even if you improperly load it, it really doesn't matter) it appears to there is no way the contacts on the battery and the carriage could ever line up and make a connection to convey any power to this camera. Is there something I am missing here?

This grip feels great in the hands, it balances out the camera well the only problem I have is a multi function button is very laggy.

works perfectly.. we will wait. time will tell if it breaks down on me.. ill let you all know..