Neewer Mini V Mount Battery 6800mAh 99Wh (PS099F) with PD 100W USB-C and OLED
Product description
If you’re shooting on location, power planning is half the job. The Neewer Mini V Mount Battery PS099F is designed to be a compact 99Wh V-mount option that also pulls double duty as a charging hub via USB-C PD (two-way fast charging) and multiple output ports.
On paper it ticks a lot of practical boxes: a built-in OLED status screen, fast “two-way” charging through USB-C, and enough connectivity to keep a small camera kit running without juggling separate chargers. It’s not perfect—missing the charging essentials (the PD GaN charger set is not included) means you’ll want to check what you already own before committing.
Key points
For filmmakers and content creators using a V-mount workflow, this battery is aimed at convenience as much as runtime. The 99Wh capacity is positioned for extended shooting, and the real-world feel is meant to be “grab-and-go”: a palm-sized unit, with a switch to save energy and non-slip pads for steadier handling.
Where it stands out is the way it supports both powering and charging. The USB-C PD 3.0 connection supports fast charging protocols and can charge compatible devices, while the battery also includes a DC and D-tap-style approach for powering the wider kit.
That said, it’s worth being honest about expectations: it’s a compact mini V-mount, so it’s best thought of as a mobile support battery for a lean setup rather than something to build a heavy, long-form power station around.
Key features
The PS099F is built around three ideas: capacity, fast power transfer, and multi-port output.
First, the headline capacity is 6800mAh (99Wh / 14.54V). That’s the type of rating you’d look for when you want more than “small accessory” energy, but still prefer a battery that doesn’t take over your bag.
Second, charging is handled through USB-C PD 3.0 with two-way PD up to 100W. Neewer states it can be fully charged in around 2.5h when using a PD100W GaN charger set (not included). The point here is less about theoretical tech and more about not wanting to babysit chargers between shoots.
Third, it includes multiple outputs. Alongside USB-A and USB-C, there are DC ports listed as 5.5x2.1mm (DC 8V) and 5.5x2.5mm (DC 12V), plus BP and D tap interfaces intended to support simultaneous charging/powering for devices in a typical camera rig.
Finally, safety and day-to-day confidence: the intelligent BMS is described as protecting against things like short circuits, overvoltage, overcurrent, overcharging, and over discharge, with alerts for conditions such as temperature issues and under/over power discharge.
Tech specs
- Capacity: 6800mAh
- Energy rating: 99Wh / 14.54V
- Charging: Two-way USB-C PD 3.0 fast charging (up to 100W)
- Charge time: about 2.5h fully charged (with PD100W GaN charger set, not included)
- Power management: Intelligent battery management system (BMS) with protection for short circuit, overvoltage, overcurrent, overcharging, and over discharge
- Display: 1.12" OLED real-time battery status
- Interfaces / ports listed: USB-A and USB-C, 5.5x2.1mm DC 8V, 5.5x2.5mm DC 12V, BP interface, D tap cable compatibility
- Shell: fireproof PC V0 shell
- Size: 4.4" x 2.9" x 2.2"
- Weight: 1.3lb
What you’ll notice in everyday use
If you’re running a compact rig—say a small cinema camera body, a field monitor, and a couple of LED or accessory bits—this battery is trying to reduce friction. The OLED screen (1.12") is the sort of detail you’ll appreciate mid-shoot, because you can glance at remaining status without digging for your phone or guessing.
The “portable & airline friendly” angle also matters for travelling crews. At 4.4" x 2.9" x 2.2" and 1.3lb, it’s much more likely to live in your kit bag than large V-mount bricks.
One practical note from the instructions: if a camera connection doesn’t start charging for certain bodies (R5/R5 C/R6/R7 listed), Neewer suggests turning off the camera, unplugging cables, reinserting the battery, and resuming. It’s not a problem you’ll want to hit often, but it’s good to know there’s a straightforward reset approach.
Who it suits (and who should think twice)
It’s a good fit if you want a compact 99Wh V-mount battery that can also handle fast USB-C charging and multiple outputs for a small, power-conscious camera setup.
Worth considering if your kit includes V-mount-compatible devices and you rely on accessories that can take input from USB-C PD, DC ports, or D tap/BP interfaces. Over the course of a day, being able to charge multiple items at once is the kind of workflow win that can save time.
It may not suit you if your setup requires a different V-mount battery ecosystem, or if you’re expecting a “complete charging solution” straight out of the box—because the PD100W GaN charger set used for the stated 2.5h full charge is not included. Also, if you’re after a long runtime for heavy power draws, a mini 99Wh class battery may feel limiting compared with higher-capacity approaches.
In the box / compatibility notes
The D tap cable compatibility is stated for Smallrig NEEWER PS050E, PS099F, PS099FP, PS150E V lock batteries via a compatible D tap cable. The product description also references compatibility with certain camera-related ecosystems and devices (including specific mentions like Canon EOS R5 C, Canon EOS R5 C, and BMPCC 4K/6K style cinema cameras, plus monitors and LED lights).
Still, compatibility can be the tricky bit in real life. Before buying, it’s sensible to check your specific device’s power input requirements (especially voltage and port type) against the listed DC 8V and DC 12V ports and the USB-C PD approach.
Should you buy it?
Choose the Neewer Mini V Mount Battery PS099F if you want a compact 99Wh V-mount power option that also simplifies charging using USB-C PD 3.0 (two-way up to 100W), plus multiple output ports for a small kit. The OLED status screen and BMS protections make it feel more “crew-friendly” than some purely basic V-mount batteries.
Skip it if you’re looking for a truly no-fuss purchase with all charging hardware included, or if your production demands a larger energy reserve for long, power-hungry sessions.
It makes most sense for mobile creators who care about speed between takes, visible battery status, and having fewer separate chargers in the bag.
Mini FAQ
How fast does the Neewer PS099F charge fully?
Neewer states it can be fully charged in about 2.5h when using a PD100W GaN charger set, which is not included.
Does it show battery status while in use?
Yes. It includes a 1.12" OLED screen for real-time battery status.
Can it power devices and charge them at the same time?
The description indicates multiple ports can be used to simultaneously charge multiple devices like DSLR cameras and accessories, depending on device compatibility.
What safety features does it have?
It uses an intelligent BMS with protections against short circuits, overvoltage, overcurrent, overcharging, and over discharge, with alerts for conditions including temperature and power levels.
Is the D tap cable included?
The description mentions “includes a D tap cable compatible with…” and references compatibility, but it doesn’t list other included accessories in detail here—so it’s worth double-checking the listing if you need specific cables or chargers beyond the battery itself.