154Wh V Mount Battery with 5A Charger

I purchased this V-Mount battery to be used along with my Aputure LightStorm LS 60X LED light. I wasn't sure if the battery would last the duration of a wedding shoot (so I had backup batteries on standby), but I was happily surprised when I ended up ONLY needing this V-Mount battery for the entire day. Granted, the light was not on for the entire day (just during the ceremony, toasts, first/parent dances) and only at about 25% power output. But here's the shocker, when I checked the battery at the end of the wedding shoot, I still had 80% capacity remaining!! The battery performed flawlessly, remained cool to touch, and easily fit in my lighting kit bag. Build and quality seem to be top notch, and the output was on par what I'd expect from a much more costly V-Mount battery. Overall, extremely pleased... and highly recommend this V-Mount battery for LED light usage!

As my LED lighting kit grows and I add higher-powered units, my need for bigger v-mounts as grown as well. Last year I found these Reytric batteries and had some good success with them. Even as V-Lock prices have dropped a bit, these batteries have great prices for watt-hour levels, and the included charger, USB port and LED status lights make them especially attractive. I had excellent luck with the big 190 and decided to try this 154. Many 100-watt-plus LEDs require at least a 150 battery to run above half power, so this was really worth a test. My test procedure is the same for any V-lock; I run the battery for a half hour or so, then give it a full charge. Then large batteries like these go on an Aputure Lightstorm LS1S panel, which draws 120 watts on full power, and I start timing, checking the battery status lights every 20 minutes or so. I don't let the batteries drain to full depletion - supposedly that can damage a battery (the manufacturer says these do have over-discharge protection, which is nice). This battery was able to power the Lightstorm at 100% for a full 70 minutes; it reached one bar at 60 mins. I took a slight chance and ran it to a full 75 minutes at full power. no flickering or change in the light intensity. This - in my experience - is an excellent level of power. For the week following the initial test, this guy ended up getting a solid workout; a 2-hour interview shoot, and several days of shooting 4x5 film and using LEDs as focus and work lights. Real-world results backed up the tests: this is a fantastic value in a higher-powered v-mount. Reytric makes an excellent 190-WH battery which is about twenty bucks more, and is an excellent performer as well. But performance and run-time vs. WH levels don't seem perfectly linear in my experience, and the extra 40-ish WH of power may not equate to a really significant run-time - I'd say an additional 15-25 minutes at 120w draw (but running these til full depletion might prove me wrong). Both batteries seem to use the same casing and are about the same weight, making the 190 possibly the value-king of the Reytric lineup. But this is a solid performer and an excellent value. My original Reytric batteries are going strong after 16 months of heavy location use, the construction is solid, and they perfectly fit my v-lock gear (vs. some manufacturers with poor clearances when mounting). So a big thumb's up for this battery. If you're building a v-lock kit, this is a great brand to go with.

This is a great battery pack. I use it for tons of things. I have a Vmount studio light that it power for a long time. On the weekends, I go and film football games, I got a swivel arm and adapter for a vmount battery and attach it straight to my tripod. I charge my 7"4k monitor from the D-tap to Barrel plug (included with battery) and I also have a USB C cable powering my Camera at the same time. The fitment for using both are a little bit tight, but there is no real strain on the cords that I use. I can film in that configuration for hours and never worry about it running out. I have taken this on multiple shoots for lighting and other things and never once has it even come close to running out of charge. Highly recommend picking this up if you one.

Came fully charged and with a charger. You don’t get that often with a v-mount battery. I can’t wait to get working with this battery.

Ordered this battery to use with a Neewer 18" round 70W flat LED pancake light. Sony NP-F batteries just weren't cutting it. This light is hoss and needed a V-Mount battery to make it practical in the field. This new battery works like a charm! Even came with a D-Tap charger! Price was good. Battery build is robust and should be able to hold up in the field - but I DO tend to take care of my gear! Would highly recommend!

Have used the REYTRIC 154Wh many times on set. It keeps my URSA Mini Pro rolling for about 4.5 hours - literally nonstop not turning the camera off and recording for long stretches. However, my BMPCC6K lasted for 14 hours (shooting 2.8k and 1080p only) and still had juice left. Definitely like this battery and judging by the reviews before I bought it, most others do as well. I just grabbed a 2nd one because 150Wh+ at this price ($135) is hard to beat.

Still working strong since 2020. No major issues. Keep in mind that you will not be able to board an airplane with this battery. This can power, my camera, monitor, power focus, and my laptop, while I'm streaming at a live event.

I like the portability this V-mount battery offers. I use it as a portable power source for my ATEM Mini Pro video switcher. Provides 4+ hours on a full charge.