Sony Wireless Grip Review by Alen Palander
Alen Palander posted his Sony wireless grip review. Announced earlier this week, the GP-VPT28T works with a number of Sony cameras. And, it provides both a grip for comfortable vlog-style shooting and selfies with a Bluetooth triggering system for remote camera operation. Compared to a Gorillapod, Alen notes that the GP-VPT28T “is easier to use and more functional.”
I agree with Alen’s Sony wireless grip review and used the wired version while traveling last year. The Bluetooth triggering system for remote camera operation means a solo creative can get more video recorded. In addition to providing a comfortable shooting position, the wireless grip works in vertical shooting mode. It locks in the vertical position. It also has a built-in tripod, to allow for hands-free single-cameras shooting for the solo content creator.
The grip works with the Sony
- a9 II—$4499 on Amazon
- a9—$3998 on Amazon
- a7R IV—$3498 on Amazon
- a7R III—$2798 on Amazon
- a7 III—$1998 on Amazon
- a6600—$1398 on Amazon
- a6400—$998 on Amazon
- a6100—$598 on Amazon
- RX100 VII—$1298 on Amazon
- RX0—$548 on Amazon
- RX0 II—$698 on Amazon
The grip costs $140 will be available at the end of this month. Pre-order now from B&H or at your local camera store, like Glazer‘s in Seattle. The wired version of the grip costs $98 on Amazon.