Battery Of Wrist Watch

A lot of features and functions that eliminate using the second hand on my wrist watch and make long exposures easier. Well priced at B&H.

Been using this for the last six months. I sometimes get wrist discomfort from using a normal mouse, and this helps! The battery lasts forever, too.

I have used all kinds of wrist straps. This is the one. It's comfortable without sacrificing function. U can easily get to the card slot but the battery area takes a little getting used to. I use this strap with a 5dm3 no battery grip and a really right stuff L bracket fitment is great.

Room for the camera with a wrist strap, and pockets for an extra battery and memory card. Well-made and very inexpensive.

This is the only grip strap that could handle both your wrist and battery grip for a DSLR. I saw some reviews on @ indicating it's not perfectly designed for X-T1, but surprisingly it fits my FinePix S5 Pro perfectly with MB-D100 battery grip. I've been using Nikon AH-4 hand strap and Vello strap, but this GB-001 is fantastic for grabbing the battery grip as well as your wrist.I tweaked it a little bit with a Peak Design plate to take advantage of the Peak Design products. The only drawback is the plate coming with the strap. It is plastic and please replace it with something tougher for your heavy DSLR.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I work from home and use my computer throughout the day. I am right-handed but usually have to awkwardly use my left hand to give my wrist a break from using the mouse too much. However, with this HP mouse design, I don't have to do that. Its design gives my wrist a more natural feel and it doesn't bother me throughout the day. It took about a day to get used to using the mouse, but now I find it very simple to use. The setup was very easy. It is wireless, and it comes with a rechargeable battery, but the battery life is very good.

It's a good fit for the Sony RX100 M7 with a wrist strap and one extra battery in the outside pocket. I took a photo of it next to the RX100M7 and a LowePro Z5 (which is too small for the camera). The Sony soft case is perfect for going ultra-light.

Big, but not too heavy. Bright! Extra battery!! Con: wrist strap is elastic, thin.

Have Olympus DSLRs with battery pack and wrist grip strap. Hand can slip out of grip when jumping or during violent movement. This strap secures around your wrist with snaps and wont let go.Attaches to camera with tripod mount screw on bottom and uses common shoulder strap attachment on top. The adjustable strap between them is encased in the foam material by snaps and goes around the back of your hand. This can be adjusted to loosely grip camera or pull it tight into your palm, either way its still securely fastened around your wrist by the snap cuff.Works great with larger cameras with or without optional battery packs. I'm using it on my DSLR's but I actually bought it for my new Lumix DMC-LX3. First fast (2.0) wide angle point and shoot I could afford. Bought on specs alone - never held one. My hands - fingers are too big to securely hold it. With a 3 LCD theres no room for fingers on the back. Cannot hold it one handed.Got eGrip tape for few surfaces I could grip it with my finger tips, bought a 3 rubber grip screwing in the tripod mount but that means 2 hands, finally I tried this. Yes the OP-Tech grip securely attaches to my wrist. Yes the straps and tripod screw securely hold the camera but it flops around. When I tighten the straps to pull the camera into the cup of my hand I no longer can reach the shutter button. It's too close. This won't work on too small of a camera but you'll never slip or drop your camera whatever the size. Suggestion to Op-Tech is to add a second longer metal tripod attachment bar for those with bigger cameras.

This light is small and is easy to story within my bags. It is bright and only use one battery. It is when shooting at night and has a wrist strap for easy assess.