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product_id: 1714033
title: "Used Canon BG-E7 Battery Grip for EOS 7D"
brand: "canon"
price: "€ 201.65"
currency: EUR
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 7
url: https://www.desertcart.sk/products/1714033-used-canon-bg-e7-battery-grip-for-eos-7d
store_origin: SK
region: Slovakia
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# Double shooting time Vertical shutter release Holds 2x LP-E6 Used Canon BG-E7 Battery Grip for EOS 7D

**Brand:** canon
**Price:** € 201.65
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

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## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Used Canon BG-E7 Battery Grip for EOS 7D by canon
- **How much does it cost?** € 201.65 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sk](https://www.desertcart.sk/products/1714033-used-canon-bg-e7-battery-grip-for-eos-7d)

## Best For

- canon enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted canon brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Built for the EOS 7D:** Tailored specifically for your Canon EOS 7D, ensuring perfect compatibility.
- • **Ergonomic Vertical Shooting:** Experience seamless vertical shooting with dedicated controls for comfort and ease.
- • **Maximize Your Shooting Time:** Double your battery life with dual LP-E6 packs or six AA batteries for emergencies.
- • **Professional Quality in Every Shot:** Elevate your photography game with this essential accessory for serious photographers.
- • **Enhanced Control at Your Fingertips:** Access shutter release, main dial, and AF point selection without missing a beat.

## Overview

The Used Canon BG-E7 Battery Grip is an essential accessory for Canon EOS 7D users, allowing for extended shooting time with dual battery support and enhanced vertical shooting functionality.

## Description

Used Canon BG-E7 Battery Grip for EOS 7D

## Features

- The Canon Battery Grip BG-E7 is an optional battery grip designed specifically for the Canon EOS 7D.
- Holds up to two LP-E6 battery packs to double shooting time or six AA Batteries (for emergency use)
- Following functions are available in the vertical shooting position- Shutter-Release, Main Dial, AF Point Selection, AF/FE Lock, Index,and more
- The vertical shutter release makes shooting with the camera in a vertical position just as comfortable as shooting horizontally.

## Product Details

- **Number of Batteries:** 1 Lithium Ion batteries required.
- **Brand:** Canon
- **Battery Cell Composition:** Lithium Ion
- **Compatible Phone Models:** Canon
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Camera

## Images

![Used Canon BG-E7 Battery Grip for EOS 7D - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/715A4ZNrpbL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: This is grib can be working with Canon D500**
A: This battery grip is designed spcifically for the Canon 7D digital camera.  It will not fit the D500.

**Q: Just curious....where does the camera's battery cover go when using this battery grip? Do you remove it?**
A: Yes, you do remove the camera battery door and it stores on the side of the battery grip. The part of the grip that inserts into the battery area of the camera has an area to store the battery door cover snugly and conveniently without worry of losing the door.  It stores inside of the camera while the battery grip is on the camera.

**Q: If i buy this i also need to buy to extra batteries?**
A: You actually have three options regarding the battery requirements for this grip. You can use a single Canon LP-E6 installed in either of the compartments or two LP-E6, now giving the benefit of extended battery life...and as JF mentioned below, you hopefully have two batteries already. The third option being the six (6) AA mounted in the included cradle...the instuctions do mention that the 6 AA setup does somewhat compromise the high-speed shooting capability. Do buy the grip.... you won't regret it!

**Q: Does it have a tripod mount on the bottom of it?**
A: The grip has the same mounting provision as the camera.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    So you want to know why to get this...
  

*by E***K on Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2010*

Everyone has been ranting (for the most part) about this grip.  As it compliments an already outstanding product, it's hard for Canon to mess this one up.  They didn't, either.  In order to break things down, I'm going to talk about the grip on two different aspects, ergonomics and functionality:1.  Ergonomics. 3 stars. Not the grips fault, however, more my hands' fault.  I'm no grizzly bear, so my paws don't quite make it all the way around the grip.  However, if you find yourself palming boulders, this will probably be your favorite new toy.  When shooting vertically, my pinky finger sits right in the corner that my 7d and grip create, and it is quite the comfortable home for this finger.  However, when I switch to vertical, I find that the grip is a bit too wide, and a bit too rectangular. If you look closely at the side of a 7d (the right side of it) you will see that it tapers slightly, getting thinner towards the bottom of the camera body.  The grip does NOT follow this tapering line, it is much more square.  After using the grip for a while though, if you have small hands like mine, you get used to this, so it's not a terrible problem.  All that said, the grip itself feels just like the camera does (texture wise) and is sturdy just like the camera body.  It's not just textured plastic, but an inlaid rubber grippy material just like the 7d.  Plus, there's a little bar on the bottom of the grip to add either a hand strap or any other add-ons you please.2.  Functionality. 4.9 stars.  Shutter button, scroll wheel, on/off switch (which simply disables the grip's buttons, but still provides power for the camera when in the OFF selection), zoom buttons, and AF-On button, all work perfectly with the camera.  The camera records the battery levels and battery information in the menu just like when the battery was inside the camera, and does this for BOTH batteries (pretty cool).  6-AA's are usable, but will drain in about half the time that a normal canon battery does, so I would only use this in emergencies, and use rechargeable AA's (I find these last longer, and in the long run, they are cheaper and better for the environment).  Thus, you must be wondering why 4.9 stars?  I've pushed the shutter button on the 7d about 30,000 times so far, and I know exactly what it feels like.  The shutter button on the grip is slightly different in "springiness," if you will.  Not a deal-breaker though, because that vertical shutter button makes taking portrait shots 200% easier.  Also, when using a big L lens like the 70-200 f/2.8 L -- especially if it has IS and/or you use extenders -- the battery grip adds weight to the camera, thus balancing out the weight.  What this means is that the center of gravity of the camera and lens together is closer to the camera, (i noticed it is perfectly over the tripod foot, making monopod/tripod use awesome) and this makes the overall feel of the camera nicer.A few quick notes, just to wrap things up:+vertical shutter release, great for those with meaty paws, optional AA use for emergencies, balances the camera.-a bit bulky and heavy (but you can just hit the gym and pump up those arm muscles), shutter release is *just* off.I'll never take this thing off, it's near-perfect.  I would never buy a non-canon (third party) version, because I know canon never fails to bring the good stuff.  If you have any questions please comment!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Can't live without a battery grip!
  

*by Z***S on Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2011*

This is the second grip I own.  The first one I bought was for my primary camera, the 5D MK II.  Because the batteries are the same for the two cameras, I first thought I would be able to interchange the battery grip.  However I wanted one for each camera so I wouldn't have to constantly switch it over to the one I was using at that particular time.  Fortunately I didn't just get online and order the grip for the 5D because, though it may or may not be compatible, it would lack the M. Fn. button that is unique to that of the 7D, allowing you to quickly and easily change autofocus modes as well as any other functions that I haven't explored yet on the 7D.I was pleased with the price of the grip.  I seem to remember the 5D grip costing more at the time of its purchase.  The benefits of the grip go beyong the initial capability to house two batteries (or a battery cartridge containing 6 AA batteries!).  I enjoy having something substantial to hold onto while handling my camera, and it provides somewhat of a shelf for your small finger to rest on.  Additionally, it offers you the same controls as the camera has on the top right edge:  the shutter button, the previously mentioned M Fn. button, the dial for changing shutter speed, etc., the AF-On button, the AF selection button, and the exposure lock * button, eliminating the need to awkwardly reach over the camera in a vertical shooting scenario.As I read on the review for the 5D MK II grip prior to purchasing it, the grip facilitates vertical shooting in such a way that users are more likely to take these shots and get that portrait composition that works better for some subjects and gives a unique perspective on some as well.  If it's easier to shoot landscape style shots, that's what the majority of a person's pictures will be.  With this grip providing you the same access to controls as a horizontal shot, you can just as easily add vertical shots to your portfolio.  The grip also conveniently allows you to store the original battery compartment door inside the original battery compartment, so it will be there (not at home in a box) should you decide to remove the grip and pack light.I tend to agree with those who say that once you get a grip for one of your cameras, it'll be hard to be without one for the rest of the cameras you purchase.  I have no experience with off-brand products, and I know that people say you're paying for the name on this, but I come from the school that you get what you pay for, even if that means you have to pay for the name on top of the quality.  These are electronics and it is rather difficult to get your money back out of them, so I would recommend getting what you want the first time instead of coming to realize that the "just as good for less" product doesn't cut it and then paying for this name brand and using the off-brand for a paper weight.  Just my two cents though, and its your money so spend it how you like!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
    praticissimo
  
  

*by D***O on Reviewed in Italy on October 14, 2013*

inutile parlare della serieta' di amazzon e della velocita'.prezzo ottimo e prodotto da consigliarne l'utilizzo.lo consiglio a ntutti i ncanonisti

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