Review on Godox TT600 HSS 1/8000S 2.4G Wireless GN60 Flash Speedlite with 📸 Built-in X System Receiver, X2T-C Trigger Transmitter - Compatible with Canon Cameras (2pcs) by Duong Mac Anh Quan ᠌

Finally switched to Godox. TT600 is the first external, not tied to any company, but connected via a transmitter to any TTL system. I really needed a universal driven puff. Having bought a new inch from Kenon without a hot shoe, I needed a light trap at the S2 signal. Not every flash could respond to a remote start from my canon. This Goodox works great. Not one pass. I checked the sensitivity by putting the puff at a distance of 10m in an open place, but you have to turn the front panel towards the camera. At full discharge power, puff is charged on batteries for 4 seconds. Until it is fully charged, there will be no drawdown. Consumes energy in standby mode quite economically. With a screen backlight, it consumes 49mA, without backlight 44mA and with a recharge pulse of 1A every 5 seconds. Native from kenon 43 ex2 eats 60 mA with a recharge pulse every second. It turns out the Godox type is 5 times more economical in standby mode. But this is theoretical. In sleep mode, Godox consumes 0.1 mA, which is very modest. He warmed up the puff with launches at full power. The manufacturer claims overheating after 30 such puffs in a row. It happened somewhere. The overheating icon was displayed, but the puff was still working. The lamp got very hot, and the body itself, along with the batteries, was a little warm. It pleased. In terms of the number of flashes from one set of batteries at different powers, it gave a total of 1100 puffs. (300 by 1/32, 500 by 1/16 and 300 by 1/4). Who does not have enough charge there and who complains about the gluttony of the device?