SmallRig Hot Shoe Cover 2 Pack (Black) , Protector Cap Hot Shoe Mount for Sony A1 II / A9 III / A7 IV / A7 V / A7S III / A7R IV
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- For Selected Sony CamerasThe hot shoe cover is designed for Sony A1 II / A9 III / A7 IV / A7 V / A7S III / A7R IV.
- Enhanced ProtectionThe hot shoe cover features a double-layer design that ensures a tight fit, protecting the hot shoe from scratches. Note: The hot shoe cover cannot be used with a camera cage.
- Easy to InstallThe protector cap is designed to protect the camera's hot shoe contacts. The cover easily slides into the hot shoe interface on the top of the camera for convenient installation and removal.
- Rain & Dust ResistantConstructed from TPE and silicone, it offers a comfortable texture while providing reliable protection against dust and light rain, making it ideal for outdoor photography.
- Pack of 2This hot shoe cover is 2-pack. It cannot be used with a camera cage. Please use with the camera body only.
Description
Hot Shoe Cover Hot Shoe Cover Cold Shoe Adapter Cage for Sony ZV-E10
Color: Black
Brand: SMALLRIG
Material: TPE, Silicone
Item dimensions L x W x H: 1.29 x 1.12 x 0.32 inches
Unit Count: 2.0 Count
Brand Name: SMALLRIG
Model Number: 5494
Manufacturer: SmallRig
Set Name: Sony Hot Shoe Cover Set (2pcs, Black)
Included Components: Comes as a Combo Set
Item Type Name: Black
Item Dimensions: 1.29 x 1.12 x 0.32 inches
Unit Count: 2.0 Count
Item Depth: 0.82 centimeters
Material Type: TPE, Silicone
Color: Black
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Style: Grey
One fit nice and snug, tge other one fell off and is lost..
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2026 by Ben
Style: Grey
I am not shooting as much in the rain, but I still worry about the contacts in the hotshoe. This is the only solution. It fits well, but is a touch loose. I am worried I will lose it. Thankfully it comes as a two pack. IT DOES NOT FIT THE A7C A7CR OR A6000 SERIES BODIES.
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2026 by Jason
Style: Black
Works in Canon. Didn't see it was for Sony. Saw Canon ones are cheaper so get the cheaper one. Love, love, love these!
Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2026 by Monika
Style: Grey
It seemed like a good idea at first and it fit the camera properly. However, it fell off—not once, not twice, but three separate times. The camera was inside my camera bag, and I only discovered the detached piece well after removing the camera. That level of unreliability makes it effectively worthless. The design is poorly conceived and not worth the money. I would not purchase it again—and in fact, I returned it.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2026 by RICHARD L.
Style: Black
I took a peak at the reviews for this and I'm genuinely surprised to see several users talking about these being loose. This are very snug and secure on my a7 IV so I wonder if there is a chance they might not be quite as good a fit on other bodies. But absolutely for the a7 IV these are fantastic and I recommend them. It does take a brief moment to figure out how to secure them which involves basically placing it on top of the hot shoe and then pushing forward to lock it in place. I also wonder if any of the other reviewers aren't actually pushing it forward to lock in place but I'd have to think there are because otherwise it's just sitting there unattached. These very much have the quality that I'm accustomed to from SmallRig. When you first handle these and slide them into your camera you pretty much know immediately wow this is definitely going to up the protectio for the hot shoe over the basic plastic cover that photographers are used to. Cosmetically how they look might be a little controversial. I wouldn't particularly say they look especially attractive but again they feel really nice and you know this is a quality as accessory by how nice it feels in the hand and how snug it is when sliding at least into the a7 IV. Definitely seems like it will help protect the hot shoe from light rain as the listing states. I'm pretty paranoid about getting my cameras wet but this will help ease my paranoia a bit if I get caught in a slight drizzle (since I never chance more than that with expensive gear anyway, but that's just me). As nice as these seem to be the value seems to be good especially since these are designed to protect the hot shoe on some pricier camera bodies and it comes with two covers. Very happy with these for the a7 IV.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2026 by DH22
Style: Grey
I bought this under recommendation from other photographers in online groups. At first I was impressed. It looked good and seemed to fit well. The price wasn't bad for what i thought I was getting. While on the camera it seems it would protect the hot shoe from rain, snow, moisture etc (I've not yet had my camera out in those conditions, so I can't confirm). However when using with my A7V, the cover just doesn't stay put. I've lost one already and the other falls off regularly. It's not secure enough to stay put just putting my camera into my camera bag, or taking the camera back out. I routinely find the one I have left in the bottom of my bag or on the floor nearby. It's a great concept and it seemed to fit tighter to start, but quickly loosened up. Now it just won't stay on. I'm quite disappointed as this seemed like a great purchase. I can't recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Style: Black
Looks good but it wont fit if you have a cage
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2026 by Yahya Habshi
Style: Black
I was a little concerned after ordering this because several reviewers mentioned that it comes loose easily and can fall off. My experience has actually been pretty good in terms of fit. The design is definitely different from a typical hot shoe cover that slides all the way in. This one sits on top and only slides in about a quarter of the way, just enough to catch and stay in place. It fit my A7RIV without any issues and also worked on my Nikon Z camera. That said, I didn’t end up liking the design as much as I expected based on the product photos. The cover feels plasticky — which it is — and it gives the camera a slightly toy‑like look instead of the more solid, metal feel I prefer. I didn’t love how it looked on my A7RIV, and after a few hours I removed it. I don’t think I’ll be putting it back on. Functionally, it does what any hot shoe cover should do: it protects the contact points. If the aesthetic works for you, then it’s a perfectly fine option. It just wasn’t the right fit for my taste.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2026 by Talha Shah