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Question: I cannot seem to utilize the dial on the grip.  Is it in the camera preferences?  If so, i can't seem to find it.
Document: The &#34;rubber&#34; grip was already peeling when I received the grip. I tried it on the camera and decided to send it back since it was of such low quality. If it wasn't for the rubber peeling I may have hung onto it from sheer laziness, but I also wasn't fond of the button or dial action either - completely different and lower quality than what you'd expect even from a prosumer/consumer camera body.
At about 18% of the price of the Nikon grip, you can't expect the build quality of this unit to approach Nikon's, and that shows most clearly in the feel of the multi-selector, command dials, and switches.
Works great, only my Nikon battery in the grip quickly showed battery age 2 (2 out of 4)and that only after a couple hundred pictures. Something is wrong either with the OEM batteryor the grip. For now I blame the aftermarket grip.Other than this the grip works great.I've since bought an Meike grip, generally they seem to be getting better reviews. [ASIN:B00ADG7H7K Meike Vertical Battery Grip for Nikon D600 MB-D14 MBD14 EN-EL15]]
I ordered the Neewer version of this grip because I had for a D7000 and it was rock solid. This D600 version is quite a bit chintzier than the D7000 version I had. The fit is not as tight and fitting it to the camera is much more fiddly. That being said, it works as advertised and it doesn't feel like it's going to fall apart or fall off the camera.
My 600 recognized the grip since the first connection, but attaching it was pain in a...thumb & middle finger.Once you line up the guiding pin and the terminals, the mounting screw doesn't catch the tread. Somebody with smaller hands...good luck.That's why I set my camera to use power from the grip first, to avoid removing it too often.
Camera does not recognizes the Grip, If you are buying this from New Harbor,  Not only you will get this junk but You will also wait 3 weeks to get it.Dead On Arrival, This is a way "off brand",I guess It is more Chinese than the other Chinese knockoff grips.Do Not waste your time or money. I am trying to return it now. But I have a feeling it would be a big hassle since it is not sold and shipped by Amazon.
Once I charged the battery and put the grip back on, it seems to be working fine... I have not tried reversing the order in which the camera uses the batteries (to using the one in the camera first). I just get nervous having my $2K camera go into "err" and stop taking photos by the lowest priced grip out there. I may be switching to a different grip just for peach of mind.
On the battery connection be sure and use a sharp pencil eraser to clean the connector on the battery grip and the connector on the camera. At first my connection did work then I was told to clean the protectant coating on both connectors and it worked just fine. You will have to cut your eraser to a point to make it fit in the connector slot. ALSO, be sure and clean out the eraser crumbs with an air can or squeeze bulb. cheers,  jon
It may not "feel" as solid as the Nikon brand, but who cares - if you drop your camera, I doubt a $60 grip is the biggest of your worries. The shutter button and scroll wheels feel almost exactly like the one on the camera - more than I can say about the Nikon branded grip.Overall I am VERY happy with this purchase. I even used it with the AA converter that it comes with today and it worked FLAWLESSLY!
I had purchased a battery grip from this company for my D7000 and it work great, so I did not even hesitate on buying one from them when I got my D600. It seemed to work just fine, but I've had problems with it twice now, most recently during a 4 hour studio session. My camera just goes into "err" and stops taking photos. I was finally able to figure out when the battery goes dead in the grip; it will not seamlessly switch to the one in the camera.
Answer: Make sure the switch on the grip (on the shutter release) is turned on.