MEIKE MK-XT2 Pro Professional Battery Grip Equip 2.4G 100-Meter Wireless Remote Control Fit Fuji XT2

This grip is fantastic. It works flawlessly and feels great too. The materials used are very high quality and everything fits like a glove. The remote is easy to use and nice to have while getting yourself in the shot or during long exposures without having to use the remote control app from Fuji.

Bought this from Zenith digital bay and received probably a defective piece. The power doesn’t have any effect. The remote doesn’t work either.

On-off switch doesn’t work. Plan to return and get another. Fingers crossed.UPDATE: Defective On/Off switch on the replacement. It’s very annoying since I tend to shut off my camera pretty often between shots. Returning and buying the real thing.

I purchased the grip for the Fuji X-T2. I was immediately impressed by the look and feel. The grip material and overall comfort feeling is 10/10. Regarding functionality, it does everything it needs to do. With the grip my battery life has more than doubled. I regularly recharge my batteries so I'm not sure how long this could go without a charge, however, a full day of shooting would be no issue. The joystick works fine and it feels solid. Regarding the negative reviews on this grip they seem to apply to other versions of this grip because I see absolutely nothing wrong with the look, feel, and performance of this grip. Overall I'm very satisfied with this purchase and I would highly recommend. It is much cheaper than the actual Fuji grip, but at this price point it's still a little steeper than I'd like.

In terms of functionality, it matches the capability of the factory battery grip in terms of the advertised performance increases from the Fujifilm factory grip, it adds a headphone jack and separate charging capability through the grip itself, and it adds a wireless remote with a self-timer and intervalometer that the factory grip does not have.The only complaints I have are that some of the switches feel cheap and flimsy, although that is also a common complaint on the factory grip, and the gear that you turn to operate the screw that mates to the tripod mount is also a hard and cheap feeling plastic that is prone to rattle. It is perfectly operable and durable as far as I can tell, but it feels poor and flimsy.In addition, the rubberized layer on the vertical grip portion feels very luxurious and grippy and the small grip enhancement matches the texture and feel of the factory grip on the X-T2. That portion is very well executed and feels far more premium than the price tag would suggest. Finally, there is no felt on the top of the grip, and I suspect that makes the surface better at acting as a heat sink for the camera so that can only aid reliability when pushing the X-T2 hard.

This is amazing. It transformed the xt2 into a shooting monster. This camera is too small and awkward to not have a grip. Vertical shooting is now a dream. I'm able to hold the camera with confidence, whether shooting, or holding it tight while walking. Helps in dodgy places with local rip offs 😂It most likely comes from the same factory that makes the Fuji version. I have been a professional photographer for many years, and I am amazed that I can get this grip for only $50. Five years ago I would be stuck with few options, so if I wanted an accessory like this I would have spent at least four times the price. Thanks China and global trade!!

Battery life is vastly extended and the added wireless RF remote makes triggering a breeze.

does same thing as oem nice fit and finish