Overview

Godox BG02 Battery Grip

Designed for select Godox flashes and LED lights, the BG02 Battery Grip provides you with a comfortable feel while you hold your light. The grip's 95Wh internal battery will keep the ML100Bi and ML100R powered on the go, adding to the portability of the compact fixtures. Not limited to these lights, the BG02 grip is also compatible with select Godox flashes. It features dual USB-C and D-tap output options for versatility. Its compact housing incorporates power indicators that display the remaining battery level.

SKU: GC49-11.BG02

Godox BG02 Battery Grip

Godox BG02 Battery Grip

Designed for select Godox flashes and LED lights, the BG02 Battery Grip provides you with a comfortable feel while you hold your light. The grip's 95Wh internal battery will keep the ML100Bi and ML100R powered on the go, adding to the portability of the compact fixtures. Not limited to these lights, the BG02 grip is also compatible with select Godox flashes. It features dual USB-C and D-tap output options for versatility. Its compact housing incorporates power indicators that display the remaining battery level.

Power your Godox Flashes

Power your Godox flashes using this ergonomic handgrip and an optional D-tap dummy battery cable. The BG02 is compatible with the separately available AD200, AD200Pro, AD200Pro II, and AD300Pro models.

Up to 1260 full power flashes with the AD200Pro II

Up to 940 full power flashes with the AD200Pro

Up to 810 full power flashes with the AD300Pro

Power your Godox LED Lights

Besides the ML100Bi and ML100R, this BG02 grip is also compatible with the brand's FH series of LEDs, such as the separately available FH50R. Godox supplies both D-tap and USB-C cables for convenience.

50-minute runtime with the ML100Bi/ML100R

90-minute runtime with the FH50Bi/FH50R

160° Tilting

The 160° tilt function enables optimal positioning of your mounted light.

Mounting

The grip's 1/4"-20 top, side, and bottom mount offer wide compatibility. Godox also includes a 1/4"-20 to 5/8" adapter in the box.

Additional Information

According to Godox, the BG02 is airline travel-friendly.

Key Features:

for Select Godox Flashes & LED Lights

95Wh Built-In Battery

Handheld Design

Ergonomic Grip

160° Tilting

1/4"-20 Mounting

What's in the Box:

Godox BG02 Battery Grip

D-Tap Cable

USB-C Cable

1/4"-20 to 5/8" Adapter

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Product Overview

Godox BG02 Battery Grip

Designed for select Godox flashes and LED lights, the BG02 Battery Grip provides you with a comfortable feel while you hold your light. The grip's 95Wh internal battery will keep the ML100Bi and ML100R powered on the go, adding to the portability of the compact fixtures. Not limited to these lights, the BG02 grip is also compatible with select Godox flashes. It features dual USB-C and D-tap output options for versatility. Its compact housing incorporates power indicators that display the remaining battery level.

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