The Best Sony ZV-E10 II Accessories to Buy in 2024

In this quick accessory guide you’ll find my recommended accessories for the Sony ZV-E10 II vlog camera in 2024.

Please let me know in the comments below if there are any accessories that you think deserve a mention.

1. Sony PCK-LG2 Screen Protector

The Sony PCK-LG2 is a hardened glass screen protector. It’s also the same screen protector supported by the Sony ZV-E1 and the Sony A7IV.

2. Kingston Canvas React Plus UHS-II Memory Card

The Sony ZV-E10 II features a single memory card slot that supports UHS-II SD/SDHC/SDXC memory cards. It’s also backwards compatible with the slower UHS-I SD/SDHC/SDXC cards. You can also use microSD memory cards providing an appropriate adaptor is used.

For the best performance I would recommend the faster UHS-II SDXC cards rather than the slower UHS-I cards. SDXC cards are 64GB and larger, this will also ensure that your video files are not broken into 4GB chunks. 

The Kingston Canvas React Plus UHS-II have performed well in all of the camera that I have tested them in. They are V90 rated so will comfortably allow you to shoot in all of the video formats supported by the ZV-E10 II.

They are available in 32GB (SDHC), 64GB (SDXC), 128GB (SDXC) and 256GB (SDXC) sizes.

For further advice on memory cards for the ZV-E10 II, please visit my Sony ZV-E10 II Memory Card Guide.

3. Sony NP-FZ100 Battery

The Sony NP-FZ100 (2280mAh) rechargeable battery is the official supported battery for the Sony ZV-E 10 II. One of these should be included with the camera when purchased from new.

4. Sony BC-QZ1 Battery Charger

The Sony ZV-E10 II does not include an external battery charger or USB-C charging cable in the box when purchased.

The official Sony charger for the NP-FZ100 battery is the Sony BC-QZ1 Battery Charger. It will charge a single battery in approximately 150 minutes.

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5. Sony BC-ZD1 Dual Battery Charger

If you need to charge multiple batteries then you might want to consider the Sony BC-ZD1 charger. It can simultaneously charge two batteries in approximately 155 minutes when connected to a USB Power Delivery (PD) compatible power supply with 30W or higher output and a USB cable with USB PD support (3A) or higher current.

• Charges two NP-FZ100 batteries simultaneously in approximately 155 minutes when connected to a USB PD compatible power supply
• Equipped with an indicator lamp that shows the battery charging status in 5 stages
• Width approx. 84.5 mm x Height approx. 29.2 mm x Depth approx. 70.0 mm, weight approx. 149g
• With heat dissipation measures plus built-in heat monitoring and control

6. Sony DC-C1 DC Coupler

The DC-C1 DC coupler allows for a stable power supply during long shoots or streaming by providing continuous, reliable power to cameras compatible with NP-FZ100 or NP-FW50 rechargeable battery packs using an external power source such as a USB PD (65 W or more) compatible AC adapter and USB cable with USB PD support (5 A).

• Supplies power directly from an external power source such as a USB PD compatible AC adapter (65 W or more) to a camera body that supports NP-FZ100 or NP-FW50 batteries
• To prevent accidental cable disconnection, the DC-C1 is equipped with the locking screw hole, or an anchor loop can be used to secure the cable to the USB port ​
• 1.6m cable connects plug-in plate to the power supply assembly for flexible setup during shooting
• Equipped with Power Indicator Lamp that shows the power supply status
• Width approx. 52.0 mm x Height approx. 70.6 mm x Depth approx. 32.0 mm

7. USB-C Cables

The NP-FZ100 battery can also be charged inside the ZV-E 10 II via its USB-C port and a compatible cable.

If you don’t already have USB cables at home then here are a couple of options depending on the connection on your USB charger (which hopefully you have already, if not click here).

Anker PowerLine II USB-C 3.1 Gen2

Use this cable with a USB-C charger. It has a USB-C connector on each end and supports transfer rates of up to 10Gbps.

Anker USB-A to USB-C Cable

Use this cable with a USB-A charger. It has a USB-A connector on one end and a USB-C connector on the other end. It supports transfer rates of up to 10Gbps.

8. Sony RMT-P1BT Remote Commander

The RMT-P1BT bluetooth remote provides a reliable connection up to around 18m or 60 feet away from the ZV-E 10 II’s camera body.

It covers essential camera controls including shutter release, focus, a lock switch that prevents accidental operation during transport, movie recording start/stop and power/digital zoom. There are also two custom buttons that mirror the functions set to the C1 and AF-ON buttons on your camera body.

It’s important to note that you can’t link location information with a smartphone when the [Bluetooth Rmt Ctrl] is set to [On].

Also if you want to manually control the focus using this remote, you need to switch the camera into MF mode using the camera’s menu, and not the MF/AF switch on the lens. If you use the lens AF/MF switch then the remote won’t work.

9. Sony GP-VPT2BT Wireless Shooting Grip

The Sony GP-VPT2BT Wireless Shooting Grip serves as both a larger grip for handheld shooting as well as a tabletop tripod.

Thanks to the Bluetooth connectivity, this grip offers wireless control over select shooting controls. There’s a built-in shutter release and video record buttons, a zoom rocker switch, and a customizable C1 button.

The integrated head can tilt upward 80° (40° when setup as a tripod), downward 90°, and rotate 360° for easier positioning.

Additionally, the grip is dust and moisture-resistant to suit its use with select weather-sealed cameras.

10. Peak Design Cuff + Slide Lite Straps

The Peak Design Cuff wrist strap will help to protect your ZV E-10 II from accidental drops. It connects via Peak Designs anchor system and the wrist loop magnetically locks into place.

The Peak Design Slide Lite can be worn as a sling, neck, or shoulder strap. It uses internally-padded nylon webbing has a smooth side that glides over clothing in sling mode and a grippy side that prevents slipping in shoulder mode.

11. Peak Design Travel Travel Tripod

There are two versions of the Peak Design Travel tripod. A carbon model that weighs 1.27 kg (2.81 lbs) and an aluminum model that weights 1.56 kg (3.44 lbs). Both versions have a maximum weight capacity of 9.1 kg (20 lbs).

The tripod features a very compact form factor and 5 section quick release legs that deploy in seconds without having to flip over like traditional travel tripod legs.

There’s an omnidirectional ergonomic ball head included that is compatible with all PD plates and most 3rd party Arca-type plates.


When collapsed the tripod measure 39.1 cm (15.4”) in length and 7.9 cm (3.125″) in diameter. The maximum height (center column raised) is 152.4 cm (60″), or 130.2 cm (51.25″) with the center column down. The minimum height (low mode) is 14 cm (5.5”).

The following review from Dustin Abbott is worth watching if you’d like to learn more about this tripod.

12. Manfrotto PIXI EVO Mini Tripod

If the Peak Design tripod is still too big then I can highly recommend the Manfrotto PIXI EVO Mini Tripod. The legs extend for additional height and stability and it can also be used as a selfie stick. It supports a maximum weight of 2.49 kg / 5.5lbs.

13. Sony ECM-B10 Digital Shotgun Microphone

If the internal audio of the ZV-E 10 II isn’t up to the job, then you might want to consider investing in the Sony ECM-B10 digital shotgun microphone.

This digital microphone is equipped with four high-performance mic capsules and converts analog sound to digital within the microphone body.

The ECM-B10 connects to the ZV-E 10 II’s Multi Interface Shoe (MI) without the need for cables and offers three types of pickup patterns in a single mic.

For selfies and interviews, the superdirectional pattern tightly focuses audio capture on a single subject directly in front of the camera. Switch to the unidirectional pattern for a wider shot or if you have two subjects on camera. The omnidirectional setting captures audio in a 360° field around the mic, making it a smart choice to pick up environmental sounds and voices from behind the camera.

14. SmallRig Baseplate

This Baseplate from SmallRig helps to improve your grip on the Sony ZV-E10 II and also adds multiple mounting points to the bottom of the camera. The plate attaches via a 1/4″-20 screw and quickly mounts onto tripods and gimbals using its integrated Arca-type plate.

15. Sensor Swab Ultra Full-Frame (17mm)

If you are comfortable with cleaning your camera’s sensor yourself then I’d recommend purchasing these sensor swabs.

They’re designed to clean oil, dust, and debris from your cameras APS-C sized sensor. Just make sure that you purchase the Type-2 (17mm) size.

16. Rocket Air Blaster

The rocket blaster is an essential tool that should be in all photographers bags. It’s perfect for blowing dust off your camera, off the sensor, lenses and filters.

17. Zeiss Cleaning Wipes

These are great for cleaning your camera, lenses and filters. You can also use them to clean your glasses or mobile displays.

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