SmallRig X100VI / X100V Handgrip L-Shape Grip with Quick Release Plate for Arca, Lightweight Silicone Side Handle, Shutter Button and Hot Shoe Cover for FUJIFILM X100VI / X100V Cameras (Black) - 4556ClimatePartner certified

If you're on the fence about adding a grip to your X100V—just grab this one. The SmallRig L-Shape Handgrip completely transforms how the camera handles, especially if you've got medium to large hands. It feels like it should’ve come with the camera.Handling: 10/10Massive improvement. With this grip plus a thumb grip, the X100V finally feels secure and comfortable for long sessions or quick one-handed grabs. It’s perfect for street shooting and travel—makes walking around with the camera a joy instead of a juggle.Fit & Finish: 10/10Zero movement, no looseness, and no interference with any controls. The build quality is solid and precise, and the silver finish matches the X100V like a factory part. Nothing looks tacked on or aftermarket.Extras: 9.5/10The red soft shutter button is a fun touch that actually improves the feel of the shutter. Love that the tool for mounting is magnetically stashed in the grip itself—super clever and means you’ll never lose it. I didn’t need the hot shoe cover, but nice that these things were included.Overall: 10/10This grip nails everything it needs to—comfort, style, and utility. If you're mostly shooting handheld or on the move, it’s a must-have. No cons to speak of—it just works and feels right.

When I received my x100vi I discovered it was a lot heavier and larger than all the videos and photos made it out to be (bought without being able to see it first). Though it wasn't uncomfortable for my smallish hands, I decided to lean in to its unpocketability and get this grip. Which I love. Which made me think that Fuji could have and should have just added this grip to the camera, and then used their larger battery. Once the filter adapter is on (and a filter to complete weather/dust protection) it adds length to the lens, so to say it loses its compactness with a grip that could accommodate a larger battery is silly, since it really wasn't compact to begin with! So, maybe they need to make a fujifilm x200, and lean in to being smaller than a dslr but by no means being compact like sony rx100 and ricoh griii (maybe I should have just bought the x-s20!) Anyhow. I highly recommend this grip, it is well made, mine matches the silver very nicely, and it does have that little tool magnetically held underneath the grip for easy on/off. Now, I can easily see myself being able to walk around all day with this camera in my hand rather than in a pouch, sling, or even on a neck strap. I didn't use the hotshoe cover or shutter button, but they are nice additions to the whole kit.

The excellent design, fit and finish are a worthy addition to the mighty X100V. And excellent value. The X100V's built in tripod socket is offset and this frame gets the lens properly centered with the tripod axis. The center registration mark makes it easy to align with an Arca Swiss mount. Another nice touch is the strap slot on the bottom. I much prefer the wrist strap in that position. Offers good protection of the bottom plate I no longer have to search for a clean surface to set the camera on. The SmallRig logo is tastefully small and subtle.

The grip is very well made, with tight tolerances to the camera body and a solid feel. For it's purpose, it's wonderful and an excellent accessory for this camera. The silicon cover has enough tackiness to really help the grip. The centered tripod mount (and extra accessory mounts) are helpful, and there is a slot on the right side that will accept any wrist strap attachment, unlike the tiny holes in the camera lugs. Importantly, the grip, which is fairly deep, only extends to the textured portion of the body and does not interfere with the control wheel below the shutter wheel, which was an issue I had with a half-case.I decided not to use the grip with the SmallRig thumb grip, as that interfered with the controls and poked things too much. Although SmallRig made the effort to weight-relieve the base plate, the grip does add weight and bulk to the camera. If you also use a filter adaptor and filter, and then a hood, you are nearing crop sensor ICL camera territory in terms of size and weight. Definitely not close to pocketable any more, which isn't the grip's fault, but something to think about.

The media could not be loaded. This small rig L shape grip for the X100VI looks bigger in the photos than it is in hand. I was initially kind of hesitant to buy because I didn’t want to make the camera heavier and bulkier. Although, it does add some weight to the x100vi, overall the camera remains rather lightweight. The grip allows me to have a firmer and more secure grip on my camera while I’m out and about shooting photos. The grip has a rubbery / silicone type texture and feels great. The color perfectly matches the camera and looks like it is a part of it. If you’re worried about scratching the body while setting the camera down on surfaces, I feel like this plate will also protect it from surface scratches. I really like it, and plan on keeping it on at all times. It is rugged, very sturdy and makes the camera easier to hold and use. I think it is a great investment for your x100vi. I can’t say if it’ll fit older models of the X100, but the 1/4” screw can slide up or down. Probably to fit older models, but don’t take my word for it.

Super easy to install. Made it easier to hold my X100VI in one hand while doing street photography. It does make my camera a bit heavier, but stabilizes my ability to take a clear photo. It fits comfortable in my little hands and functions well. Makes the camera feel more sturdy.

The grip feels really comfortable and matches the camera in style and quality very well. The grip is just large enough to be comfortable in the hand but not so large that it adds additional bulk to the camera. The tool needed is also magnetically attached to the grip so you always have the tool needed to attach and detach the grip!

This fits well. No Pointy edges digging into my palm. It's well built and the designers actually took some time in the design. I'm keeping it