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Ultimate Sony A1 Accessories Guide

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Last updated: December 13, 2022 / Published: March 1, 2021 by Timothy Mayo - 2 Comments

Whether you are fortunate to own the Sony a1 already, or considering a divorce to purchase one, my accessories guide will help you to find the best accessories available for Sony’s flagship mirrorless camera.

Sony A1 Accessories Guide

If you already own another Sony Alpha camera like the Sony a9II or the a7R IV, then you’ll be glad to know that many accessories for these cameras are also supported with the a1 since they share a similar body.

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  • Screen Protectors+−
    • Sony PCK-LG1 Screen Protector
  • Memory Cards+−
    • CFexpress Type A Cards
    • UHS-II SD Cards
  • Memory Card Readers
  • Batteries and Chargers+−
    • Sony NP-FZ100 Battery
    • Sony BC-QZ1 Battery Charger
    • Sony NPA-MQZ1K Multi Battery Adaptor Kit
  • USB Charger+−
    • ANKER 10,000mAh PowerCore Slim PD
  • Battery Grips+−
    • Sony VG-C4EM
  • L-brackets and Grip Extensions
  • Cages+−
    • SmallRig Full Cage for Sony Alpha 1 (3241)
  • Neck and Wrist Straps+−
    • Peak Design Slide / Slide Lite
    • Peak Design Cuff
  • Remote Controls+−
    • Sony RMT-P1BT Remote Commander
  • Flashes+−
    • Sony HVL-F28RM
    • Sony HVL-F45RM
    • Sony HVL-F60RM
  • Microphones+−
    • Sony ECM-B1M Digital Shotgun Microphone
    • Sony XLR-K3M Digital XLR Adaptor Kit with Microphone
    • Rode VideoMic Pro R
    • Rode Wireless Go
  • Lens Adapters+−
    • Sony LA-EA5 Adapter
    • Metabones Canon EF to Sony E-Mount Lens Adapter
    • Sigma MC-11 Canon EF to Sony E-Mount Lens Adapter
  • Replacement Parts+−
    • Sony FDA-EP19 Eyecup
    • Sony ALC-B1EM Mount Cap
    • Sony FA-SHC1M Hotshoe Cap
  • Cleaning+−
    • VSGO Full-Frame Sensor Cleaning Kit
    • Rocket Air Blaster
    • CareTouch Cleaning Wipes
    • MagicFiber Cleaning Cloths

Sony A1 Forum & Facebook Group

If you are looking for further help and advice on the a1 or would simply like to share your photos and videos, then please head over to our new Sony A1 Forum. If you prefer Facebook then I also run the Sony A1 Shooters Group.

Screen Protectors

Although the Sony a1 does include a very thin screen protector on the LCD out of the factory, this really doesn’t provide a great deal of protection against knocks and drops. I’d therefore recommend adding an additional screen protector on top of the factory installed one.

Sony PCK-LG1 Screen Protector

Sony PCK-LG1 Screen Protector

The Sony PCK-LG1 screen protector is a hard screen protector which provides the best possible protection for your a1 against drops and knocks. I’ve been using these for years and so far I’ve not had one fall off, which tends to happen with the cheaper third-party screen protectors.

Although the Sony PCK-LG1 is typically labelled on the packaging as the screen protector for the Sony a9, it is compatible with the a1 as well since it shares the same LCD as the a9. You can also view Sony’s compatibility information here if you want to check this yourself.

Price Check & Buyer Reviews for Sony PCK-LG1 Screen Protector

At: Amazon | B&H Photo

Memory Cards

The Sony a1 supports the faster CFexpress Type A memory cards in both slots. UHS-I and UHS-II (SDHC/SDXC) SD cards are also supported in both card slots.

Currently only Sony makes the CFexpress Type A cards, so they are somewhat expensive for what they are, especially compared to CFexpress Type B cards (not supported in the a1).

CFexpress Type A Cards

If you want the fastest possible buffer clearing times then you will want to use the CFexpress Type A cards, you’ll also need these cards if you are shooting 4k 120p in S&Q mode.

Sony CEA-G CFexpress Type-A (800/700)

Sony CFexpress Type A Memory Cards

The Sony CEA-G Series CFexpress Type A memory cards can write up to 700MB/s and read up to 800MB/s. This Tough version has been rigidity tested to 150 newtons to protect your card data during drops from up to 7.5 meters. They are also IP57 rated for dust and moisture protection. Currently there are only 80GB and 160GB capacities available.

Price Check & Buyer Reviews for Sony CEA-G CFexpress Type-A

At: Amazon | B&H Photo

ProGrade Digital CFexpress Type A Cobalt (800/700)

ProGrade Digital 160GB CFexpress Type A Cobalt Memory Card

The ProGrade Digital CFexpress Type A Cobalt Memory Card can write up 700MB/s and read up to 800MB/s just like the Sony cards. Although not as tough as the Sony cards the metal enclosure/encasement has been designed to endure high temperatures while providing better thermal conductivity. The only capacity available is currently 160GB.

Price Check & Buyer Reviews for ProGrade Digital CFexpress Type A Cobalt

At: Amazon | B&H Photo

UHS-II SD Cards

If your shooting doesn’t demand that the buffer clears as fast as possible, then you can save yourself some money by using UHS-II cards instead.

Sony SF-G Tough UHS-II (300/299)

sony sf-g tough UHS-II memory cards

The Sony SF-G Tough cards have a read speed of 300MB/s and a write speed of 299MB/s. They are rated v90 for video and are available in sizes from 32GB up to 256GB.

The Sony Tough series of memory cards are 18 times stronger than traditional SD cards, bend proof to 180N, drop-proof to 5 meters, waterproof to a depth of 5 meters for up to 72 hours (IPX8 rating) and dust proof with an IP6X rating. They feature a one-piece ribless structure and don’t have the common lock switch, they are also X-ray proof, magnet proof, anti-static and temperature proof.

Check Price & Reviews: Sony SF-G Tough UHS-II

At: B&H Photo | Amazon

SanDisk Extreme Pro UHS-II (300/260)

SanDisk Extreme Pro UHS-II V90 Memory Cards

The SanDisk Extreme Pro cards have a claimed read speed of 300MB/s and a write speed of 260MB/s. They are V90 rated for video and available in sizes from 32GB up to 256GB.

Check Price & Reviews: SanDisk Extreme Pro UHS-II

At: B&H Photo | Amazon

Lexar Professional 2000X UHS-II (300/260)

Lexar Professional 2000X UHS-II

The Lexar Professional 2000X cards have a claimed read speed of 300MB/s and a write speed of 260MB/s. They are rated V90 for video and are available in sizes from 32GB up to 128GB.

Check Price & Reviews: Lexar Professional 2000X

At: B&H Photo | Amazon

For additional memory card suggestions please refer to my Sony a1 Memory Card Guide.

Memory Card Readers

You can transfer files directly to your computer via USB-C, but if you prefer to use a card reader then here are your options.

Sony MRW-G2 CFExpress Type-A Card Reader

Sony MRW-G2 CFexpress Type A/SD Memory Card Reader

Not only does the Sony MRW-G2 support CFexpress Type A cards, but it also supports SD/SDHC/SDXC cards as well. It’s capable of transferring data at up to 10 Gb/s via USB 3.1 Gen 2. In the box you’ll find USB Type-C to Type-C and USB Type-C to Type-A cables.

Price Check & Buyer Reviews for Sony MRW-G2

At: Amazon | B&H Photo

ProGrade Digital CFexpress Type A & UHS-II SDXC Dual-Slot USB 3.2 Gen 2 Card Reader

ProGrade Digital CFexpress Type A & UHS-II SDXC Dual-Slot USB 3.2 Gen 2 Card Reader

The ProGrade Digital reader has basically the same specs as the Sony reader but for a little less money. There’s one CFexpress Type A slot and one UHS-II SDXC slot, and data transfer speeds up to 10 Gb/s via USB 3.2 Gen 2. It also includes USB Type-C to Type-C and Type-C to Type-A cables. I didn’t see any benefit to paying the extra for the Sony reader, so this is the one that I also picked up for myself.

Price Check & Buyer Reviews for ProGrade Digital CFexpress Type A & UHS-II SDXC Reader

At: Amazon | B&H Photo

Sony MRW-S1 UHS-II USB Memory Card Reader/Writer

Sony MRW-S1 UHS-II Memory Card Reader

If you don’t plan to use CFexpress Type A cards then all you really need is Sony’s MRW-S1 UHS-II USB SD Card Reader/Writer. It can read/write to UHS-II SD Cards via a USB 3.1 interface and is backward compatible with UHS-I SD cards. The MRW-S1 together with Sony SF-G UHS-II SD cards can transfer files to and from your computer around 2.6x faster than the standard UHS-I SD cards.

Price Check & Buyer Reviews for Sony MRW-S1

At: Amazon | B&H Photo

Batteries and Chargers

The Sony a1 supports the Sony NP-FZ100 battery. You should have received one of these with your camera (if purchased new).

I’d strongly recommend that you stick to the official Sony batteries. Yes you can save a few dollars by purchasing a third-party battery, but this is a huge risk with a $6,500.00 camera!

Also many third-party NP-FZ100 batteries will display a warning when used in the a1, and will also fail to display the battery percentage remaining.

Sony NP-FZ100 Battery

Sony NP-FZ100 Battery

The Sony NP-FZ100 is the supported battery for the a1. It’s a rechargeable lithium-ion battery with 2280mAh.

Check Price & Buyer Reviews: Sony NP-FZ100 Battery

At: B&H Photo | Amazon

Sony BC-QZ1 Battery Charger

Sony BC-QZ1 Battery Charger

The official battery charger for the NP-FZ100 battery is the Sony BC-QZ1. One of these chargers will be included in the box with your a1. You can charge one NP-FZ100 battery in around two hours with this charger.

Check Price & Buyer Reviews: Sony BC-QZ1 Charger

At: B&H Photo | Amazon

Sony NPA-MQZ1K Multi Battery Adaptor Kit

Sony NPA-MQZ1K

The Sony NPA-MQZ1K multi battery kit can charge 4x NP-FZ100 batteries in approximately 480 minutes. It also lets you power two USB devices as well as the camera at the same time. The NPA-MQZ1K comes with two NP-FZ100 batteries, a cable protector and a mounting plate. 

Price Check & Buyer Reviews for Sony NPA-MQZ1K

At: Amazon | B&H Photo

USB Charger

You can charge the Sony a1 through its USB Type C Port. You can also power the camera via this port but you will need a Power Delivery (PD) certified power bank. The battery does need to remain in the camera, and if the camera is turned on the battery will not charge.

ANKER 10,000mAh PowerCore Slim PD

ANKER 10,000mAh PowerCore Slim 10000 PD Portable Charger

The Anker PowerCore Slim PD is Power Delivery certified. I use this myself and it will comfortable charge the Sony NP-FZ100 battery in camera two times before it needs recharging itself.

Price Check & Buyer Reviews: Anker PowerCore Slim PD

At: Amazon | B&H Photo

Battery Grips

If you want to double the battery life of the Sony a1 and also improve the ergonomics then you might want to consider purchasing a battery grip.

Sony VG-C4EM

Sony VG-C4EM Battery Grip

The Sony VG-C4EM if the official battery grip for the Sony a1 and it shares a very similar look and feel to the a1 itself.

The grip holds 2x NP-FZ100 batteries so effectively doubles the battery life of the a1.

On top of the grip you’ll find a vertical shutter button and a lock switch to prevent accidental use. There are also C1 and C2 custom buttons and a shutter dial on the front.

On the rear you’ll find a joystick, an AF-On button, aperture dial and AEL button.

To attach the grip you need to remove the battery door from the a1 by using the little switch inside the door. This can then be safely stored inside the battery grip itself. You then insert the column into the battery compartment and tighten the fitting screw.

I own this grip myself and although it’s expensive I do prefer it to the cheaper Meike third-party grip that I also own. It matches perfectly with the camera body so if consistency is important to you then this is the battery grip to go for.

Price Check & Buyer Reviews for Sony VG-C4EM

At: Amazon | B&H Photo

L-brackets and Grip Extensions

Although many of the l-brackets and grip extensions that are supported for the a9II, a7R IV and a7S III should fit the Sony a1, until I can confirm this I won’t be listing them here.

Cages

If you are looking to attach additional items to the a1 like an external recorder and also add some extra protection, then you might want to consider using a cage.

SmallRig Full Cage for Sony Alpha 1 (3241)

SmallRig Sony A1 Cage

SmallRig are normally pretty quick with the accessories for new camera releases. They already have a cage available to pre-order for the a1, the expected shipping date is April 10th, 2021.

Pre-order the SmallRig 3241 Cage

At: SmallRig

Neck and Wrist Straps

Sure the a1 does include a neck/shoulder strap, but it’s certainly not the most comfortable to use. There are many neck and wrist straps on the market, but my favorite are the ones from Peak Design. With their fast clip system you can attach and remove the straps in seconds, and the material used is also very comfortable.

Peak Design Slide / Slide Lite

peak design slide lite

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

Price Check & Buyer Reviews for Peak Design Slide Lite

At: Peak Design | Amazon | B&H Photo

Peak Design Cuff

peak design cuff strap

Like the Slide above, the Peak Design Cuff also uses the Peak Design anchor system. Once on your wrist the strap magnetically locks into place. It does take a little bit of time to get used to but once you do it’s very easy to take on and off. If you prefer holding the a1 in your hands, then this provides some additional security against drops.

Price Check & Buyer Reviews for Peak Design Cuff

At: Peak Design | Amazon | B&H Photo

Remote Controls

If you would like to control your a1 from a distance then you’ll probably want a remote. You can use the mobile app Sony Imaging Edge for controlling the camera remotely, but it’s pretty basic and the connection isn’t the most reliable.

Sony RMT-P1BT Remote Commander

Sony RMT-P1BT Remote Commander

The RMT-P1BT operates using Bluetooth connectivity which provides a reliable connection up to around 18m or 60 feet away from the a1.

The remote covers essential camera controls including releasing the shutter, a focus button, 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 of the C1 and AF-ON buttons on the camera body.

Kingfisher Diving Sony RMT-P1BT Remote
Sony a9 + FE 90mm F2.8 Macro @ 1/1600, f/5.6, ISO 8000

It features a fast 0.05 seconds release time which is very helpful for catching shots like the one above where the kingfisher dives from its perch into the water in just a few fractions of a second. My a9 was mounted on a gimbal for this shot whilst I was a few meters away in a hide.

The RMT-P1BT also supports burst shooting. So when you are in continuous shooting mode, you can hold down the shutter button to shoot continuously. This is again very useful for capturing that one pivotal shot like the kingfisher emerging from the water with its catch.

Please note that you cannot 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, otherwise it won’t work.

Check Price & Buyer Reviews for Sony RMT-P1BT

At: Amazon | B&H Photo

Flashes

If your scene requires a little additional light then you might want to add a flash to your a1. I’ve only included Sony flashes for now, when I know for sure that some of the popular third-party options like Godox are supported I’ll update this list.

Sony HVL-F28RM

Sony HVL-F28RM

The HVL-F28RM is one of the smallest flashes you can put on the Sony a1, so small that it slips easily into a pocket. Despite its size the HVL-F28RM delivers output that rivals the high-end HVL-F45RM at the same illumination angle. For full details of this flash please refer to Sony’s product page.

Price Check & Buyer Reviews for Sony HVL-F28RM

At: Amazon | B&H Photo

Sony HVL-F45RM

Sony HVL-F45RM

The Sony HVL-F45RM is a high powered flash with built-in wireless radio control. The head rotates 360° horizontally (180° in both left and right directions) and also tilts 150° upward and 8° downward, providing the illumination you want depending on shooting situations. For full details of this flash please refer to Sony’s product page.

Price Check & Buyer Reviews for Sony HVL-F45RM

At: Amazon | B&H Photo

Sony HVL-F60RM

Sony HVL-F60RM

Sony’s top of the range on-camera flash is the HVL-F60RM. The high GN602 output and 220 times continuous emission of this flash unit provide plenty of power for a variety of situations. For full details please refer to Sony’s product page.

Price Check & Buyer Reviews for Sony HVL-F60RM

At: Amazon | B&H Photo

Microphones

If the internal microphone on the a1 isn’t quite up to the job, then here are a few external microphone options that you might want to consider.

Sony ECM-B1M Digital Shotgun Microphone

Sony ECM-B1M Digital Shotgun Microphone

The Sony ECM-B1M is an ultra-compact camera-mount digital shotgun microphone. It features a built-in Digital Audio Interface that delivers a digital audio stream directly to the a1 through the Multi Interface Shoe.

Price Check & Buyer Reviews for Sony ECM-B1M Digital Shotgun Mic

At: Amazon | B&H Photo

Sony XLR-K3M Digital XLR Adaptor Kit with Microphone

Sony XLR-K3M Digital XLR Adaptor Kit with Microphone

The Sony XLR-K3M Digital XLR Adaptor Kit is a dual-channel digital XLR audio adapter that allows you to connect microphones and other audio sources via the Multi Interface Shoe.

It features two XLR-1/4″ combo mic/line inputs with 48V phantom power, and a 3.5mm stereo input with plug-in power, all with individual level controls.

Price Check & Buyer Reviews for Sony XLR-K3M

At: Amazon | B&H Photo

Rode VideoMic Pro R

Rode VideoMic Pro R

The Rode VideoMic Pro R includes Rycote’s Lyre suspension system to isolate your microphone from vibrations or rumbling when operating the camera. It connects to the a1 using the 3.5mm input and provides a dual mono signal.

Price Check & Buyer Reviews for Rode VideoMic Pro R

At: Amazon | B&H Photo

Rode Wireless Go

Rode Wireless Go

The Wireless GO can transmit up to 230 feet and uses the same 2.4 GHz frequency band as the RodeLink.

It features a compact design and offers a simple receiver and transmitter with microphone built in. The two-piece set simplifies the setup process by clipping the transmitter-microphone combo to your subject then connecting the receiver to the a1.

The rechargeable battery will last up to seven hours and both transmitter and receiver can be fully charged via USB-C in just two hours. The transmitter has a built-in pre-polarized omnidirectional microphone with a frequency range of 50 Hz to 20 kHz.

It also has a 3.5mm TRS powered port to support a lavalier microphone.

I use this microphone myself for recording YouTube videos. I prefer it to the shotgun microphones as there is very little reverb when used indoors.

Price Check & Buyer Reviews for Rode Wireless Go

At: Amazon | B&H Photo

Lens Adapters

If you want to adapt a lens from another camera mount to Sony’s E-mount, then here are the three best options.

Sony LA-EA5 Adapter

Sony LA-EA5 Adapter

The LA-EA5 adapter provides autofocus support for Sony A-mount SSM (Super Sonic wave Motor) lenses, SAM (Smooth Autofocus Motor) lenses, and even non-motorized screw-drive lenses (currently limited to the a7R IV and a6600 only) in still shooting modes. For full lens compatibility details with the a1 please see this guide.

Price Check & Buyer Reviews for Sony LA-EA5

At: Amazon | B&H Photo

Metabones Canon EF to Sony E-Mount Lens Adapter

Metabones Canon EF to Sony E-Mount Lens Adapter

The Metabones adapter lets you mount Canon EF/EF-S lenses to Sony E-mount cameras like the a1. It retains electronic communication between the camera and lens to provide automatic aperture control, EXIF data, image stabilization and autofocus. Metabones regularly update the firmware that helps to improve AF performance with many Canon EF lenses.

Price Check & Buyer Reviews for Metabones

At: Amazon | B&H Photo

Sigma MC-11 Canon EF to Sony E-Mount Lens Adapter

Sigma MC-11 Canon EF to Sony E-Mount Lens Adapter

The MC-11 Mount Converter enables the use of Sigma EF-mount lenses on Sony E-mount camera bodies. It supports autofocus and auto-exposure, as well as in-camera image stabilization and full EXIF data transfer. Sigma has a lens compatibility list for this adapter but many Canon lenses also work very well.

Price Check & Buyer Reviews for Sigma MC-11

At: Amazon | B&H Photo

Replacement Parts

There are not too many parts on the a1 that you can replace yourself and can also easily obtain, here are the parts that you can.

Sony FDA-EP19 Eyecup

Sony FDA-EP19 Eyecup

The eyecups are quite often easily lost. The FDA-EP19 is the correct replacement part.

Price Check & Buyer Reviews for Sony FDA-EP19 Eyecup

At: Amazon | B&H Photo

Sony ALC-B1EM Mount Cap

Sony ALC-B1EM Mount Cap

The Sony ALC-B1EM Mount Cap protects the sensor on the front of the camera when there is no lens attached. This is another item that is very easy to lose.

Price Check & Buyer Reviews for Sony ALC-B1EM Body Cap

At: Amazon | B&H Photo

Sony FA-SHC1M Hotshoe Cap

Sony FA-SHC1M Hotshoe Cap

If you are constantly attaching accessories to the hotshoe, then you might want to keep a few of these Sony FA-SHC1M hotshoe caps spare.

Price Check & Buyer Reviews for Sony FA-SHC1M Multi Interface Shoe Cap

At: Amazon | B&H Photo

Cleaning

You will most definitely want to take good care of such an expensive camera. Here are a few products that should help to keep it in the best possible condition.

VSGO Full-Frame Sensor Cleaning Kit

VSGO Full Frame Sensor Cleaning Kit

Price Check & Buyer Reviews for VSGO Full-Frame Sensor Cleaning Kit

At: Amazon

Rocket Air Blaster

Rocket Air Blaster

The rocket air blaster is very useful for blowing dust of the camera, out of the viewfinder, off the sensor and off the front of lenses and filters. You can’t leave home without one of these in your bag.

Price Check & Reviews: Rocket Air Blaster Large

At: B&H Photo | Amazon

CareTouch Cleaning Wipes

CareTouch Cleaning Wipes

These are great for cleaning your camera, lenses and filters.

Price Check & Buyer Reviews for Care Touch Lens Cleaning Wipes

At: Amazon

MagicFiber Cleaning Cloths

Magicfiber Microfiber Cleaning Cloths

After using the cleaning wipes these microfiber cloths will finish the job.

Check Price & Buyer Reviews: MagicFiber Microfiber Cleaning Cloths

At: Amazon

And that’s all for now. I will continue to update this article as more accessories are released for the a1. If you can recommend any accessories please do drop a comment below.

Check Price & Buyer Reviews: Sony A1

At: B&H Photo | Amazon

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  1. GRACE BRYANT

    October 5, 2021 at 3:20 am

    Such a concise list of accessories, I have never found this for any other systems I have used. It takes the mine field out of the equation for choosing what is necessary or optional. Thank you.

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    • Timothy Mayo

      October 6, 2021 at 8:15 am

      Glad that it was helpful Grace 🙂

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