SmallRig has announced two new power banks, the Nano36 and Nano72, aimed specifically at photographers, videographers and other content creators. The devices are presented as purpose‑built tools that address the power needs of creators who rely on portable energy for extended shoots.

A key design highlight noted by SmallRig is the form factor of the Nano36 and Nano72, which closely resembles that of the company’s V‑mount camera batteries. This similarity allows the power banks to be mounted on existing V‑mount plates, brackets or rigs without requiring additional adapters or custom solutions.

By targeting the creator market, SmallRig positions these models as an alternative to conventional consumer power banks, which the company says are primarily designed for everyday electronics. The Nano36 and Nano72 are therefore intended to fill a niche where creators need reliable, high‑capacity power that integrates smoothly with their video and photography gear.

The V‑mount‑style shape offers practical benefits for on‑location work. Creators can attach the power banks directly to camera cages, gimbal mounts or monitor arms, reducing cable clutter and simplifying power distribution across multiple devices such as lights, monitors, audio recorders and wireless transmitters.

While the announcement does not disclose specific capacities, output ports or pricing, the emphasis remains on the tailored design philosophy: a power solution that mirrors the physical language of professional camera batteries. For creators seeking a more streamlined power workflow, the Nano36 and Nano72 represent a focused addition to SmallRig’s accessory lineup.