The battery does what it's supposed to and charges devices that take usb-c, usb-a, d-tap, and 12v barrel connections. I really like the 240w cable they included (usb-c to usb-c) that includes a strap to keep it nice and tidy when not in use. I also like how there is a light on the back that you can turn on/off by holding down the power button for 3 seconds. I haven't seen this feature on a v-mount battery yet, so it's pretty neat to see them trying something new. The gun metal gray sides look pretty stellar as well and give the battery a nice look that's also different than the rest.

The only things I don't really fancy too much are the display readout and the main plug cover. The cover is a little difficult to get off of the plugs and then it just is in the way when you are trying to access the plugs beneath it. Perhaps this will get easier with use, but as of now it's a bit tricky. As far as the display goes, it feels outdated with large blocky text and doesn't display the readouts in real-time. I am glad it shows the voltage and wattage the port is using though.

All in all, this is a good battery, and I can recommend it. There are many choices out there though, and so far, I have not been let down by any of them (K&F, Moman, Smallrig, Neewer, and ZGCine). These batteries are useful for many things and worth the cost.