Does this battery grip work with the D5200? And does the cord ever get in the way where it's not worth it?
1500088
I don't use the cable actually. It holds two batteries of course and during a normal outing (I live in DC so I take a lot of photos) I never run out of juice.
1500089
Yes it will work for the d5200 and you may not need the cord. But you will need to buy an extra battery. Buy it online way cheaper
1500090
I'm so sorry to get back to you SO LATE! You probably already figured something out, but yes the grip works fine and I've had no problems!
1500091
I have been using this with the D5200 since I purchased it in July along with two identical batteries (saved the original as a spare). I have used it with and without the cord, it has only gotten in the way once in the months I have been using it, otherwise it has not been a problem. However, if I am not intending to use the grip shutter, and only use the dual battery power, I take off the cord so that it will not be in my way. Generally when you are using the grip shutter, you are rotating the cable to the down position and it is not a problem.
1500092
Yes, this battery pack works great with the Nikon 5200. I don't use the cord to use the other shutter release, I just use the normal release. The cord is short so it shouldn't be in the way if you really need it. The battery pack has worked great for me, especially when I am shooting in continous mode.
1500093
yes perfectly...and i dont really used the cord...thats only if u want the to shoot vertically...but dont really need the cord to shoot vertically...its optional.
1500094
I would imagine the 5000 series cameras have the same base. I find the cords have never been a problem.
1500095
Yes it does work with the D5200. It was a bit scary taking the battery compartment door off because I thought it might break. Fortunately it didn't. The extra time provided with two batteries is great, but I would suggest getting a couple extra batteries. I always have two extra charged. I can't say if the cord might get in the way as I never use it.
1500096
I really don't know if it works, but it wasn't what I expected it to be. Save your money.
1448088
Thank you for your time. In regards to your inquiry, the battery grip is not an OEM Nikon grip. As depicted in the listing, the grip is manufactured by XIT.
955621
Don't know about the D5200, I have the D7100, and it works great with that one.
43800
Sorry, Im not able to answer your question about D3200 but I can tell you that for my D5200 did not work!!
343272
I had no issues! The extra grip simply attaches to the bottom of your camera. The feel is a little on the cheap side, but I LOVE this thing. I would buy it again in a heartbeat. At less than half the cost of the Nikon extender grip it is worth every penny.
191957
Yes sir, I own both the D5200 and the timer, they work fine for long exposure (Bulb) and/or interval pictures. Connected in the GPS port.
1866244
Yes. I purchased an off brand battery grip for one of my cameras. The grip itself feels very light and plasticy but having two batteries there makes a huge difference in how many shots I get in one day. If you care about the name, buy a Nikon grip. If you don't care about the name, start reading reviews until you find one you like.
1309866
It works with my Nikon D90 perfectly. I am not sure about the D5200. It has excellent recycle time and has been flawless. Batteries last a long time as well. nice features, I have been very happy with the quality verses the much more expensive brands.
1322651
Majic60, since it works on my D60, I would assume that it would work on the D5200 also
1203288
It's worked on my D60 & D5200...might wanna check the dimensions... but it's big on my D5200.
1148336
Personally I have the D5200 and at first it didn't fit. However, all I needed to do was remove the small piece on the edge that normally would be seated against the back of the camera to make it flush. After that the base was just flat and I was able to use it with no problem.
411662
I would say , try it but it does not work on the camera that I wanted it for. IT was indicated that it would fit . (IT does not fit on my D5200.
1265505
I have the D5200 and the screw uses the tripod mount whole. Hope this helps.
1313285
Sorry but I have no experience with the Nikon D5200. I have a Nikon D80 and the Yongnuo RF-602 performs very well for me.
1379841
i bought two of the "Nextop-2 Packs Nikon EN-EL9 Brand New 1800mAh COMPATIBLE Battery for Nikon D40, D40x, D60" from here on amazon for my d40x which has a aftermarket battery grip and have been extremely happy. they outlast the standard nikon battery and i have had no compatibility issues with them whatsoever. i don't have an aftermarket charger and have been using all the batteries with the nikon charger that came with my camera.
849740
It doesnt mention the D3200 as well, but its compatible with it. and to answer your question, yes its compatible with D5200.
770290
The grip comes with a AA battery adaptor you can use in a pinch...I have never tried it as I have several batteries...it is a must have if you take any pictures in the vertical position