ZGCINE PC2 and PC3 LP-E6P and FZ100 Battery Kits Announced

March 24^th, 20261

ZGCINE PC2 and PC3 LP-E6P and FZ100 Battery Kits Announced

by Jeff LochMarch 24^th, 2026

ZGCINE has just announced two new travel battery kits for Sony FZ100 and Canon LP-E6P batteries: the PC2 and PC3. These compact cases can charge two or three batteries simultaneously via the USB-C PD port. This reversible USB-C in/out port can also charge your phone/V-Mount battery/accessories when you’re on the go. So, let’s take a closer look at these!

Chinese manufacturer ZGCINE specializes in power solutions for filmmakers and content creators. The company offers a wide range of V-Mount batteries, V-Mount battery plates, charging stations, and power cables at a good price-to-quality ratio. This time, ZGCINE is back with travel-friendly, minimalist battery chargers and cases for mirrorless cameras: the PC2 and PC3.

The ZGCINE PC2 and PC3 charging cases. Image credit: ZGCINE

ZGCINE PC2 and PC3 – features

The ZGCINE PC2 and PC3 are, respectively, two-slot and three-slot battery charging cases. Both models are available for either Sony NP-FZ100 or Canon LP-E6/N/NH/P batteries.

If you have ever used DJI Mini drones, you’ll be familiar with the design of these charging cases. On the left side, there is one power button. At the front, you’ll find charging status LED indicators.

Lastly, the USB-C PD in/out port is located on the right side. This port can charge two or three batteries simultaneously in 2.5 hours, with a maximum of 5V/3A on the PC2 and 9V/3A on the PC3, plus an extra 12V/3A on the PC3. This port can also be used to charge small accessories or smartphones with a maximum output of 8.4V/1A x2/3.

Back of the ZGCINE PC2 charging case — Back of the PC2 charging case. Image credit: ZGCINE

At the top of the cases, ZGCINE put memory card slots. These slots are for storage purposes only. The ZGCINE PC2 features two SD and microSD slots, while the PC3 adds an extra CFexpress Type-A slot.

Both kits are available with or without batteries. Both Sony and Canon versions come with two or three 7.2V/2600mAh batteries. According to ZGCINE, the batteries are “fully decoded,” with full communication to your camera and no pop-up signs when you turn your camera on.

ZGCINE PC2 kit on the left, PC3 on the right. Image credit: ZGCINE

Price and availability

The ZGCINE PC2 and PC3 are available now. The PC2 retails for $25 for the case only and $59 with batteries. The PC3 charging case is $35, and $69 with batteries.

For more information, please visit ZGCINE’s website here.

What do you think about these travel-friendly battery cases? How do you charge your batteries when you’re on the go? Don’t hesitate to let us know in the comments below!