Review on Enhanced Godox AK-R1 Accessories Kit for Optimal Performance with Godox H200R Ring Flash Head, Godox AD200/AD200Pro, and Godox V1 Round Head Flash Accessories featuring Magnetic Port for Convenient Usage by Kenny Donald

Works but could be better. The biggest problem is the rejected card. The mechanism is tricky - the bulges that allow the card to stay upright often result in the entire mechanism falling apart once the bounce card has been lowered. When I first used this with two flashes on two cameras, the whole thing kept falling apart when people bumped into it at an event I was filming or just brushed my leg while the camera was on the strap. This must have happened at least ten times with each of the two bounce cards I've used. I ended up losing them both while filming the dance. It wasn't anything heavy that could solve the cards, just an easy one that hit people when I didn't realize I'd lost the cards. In fact, after seeing the pieces fly away during my shoot, I would have visitors pick them up and pass them on to me. I didn't even realize how I lost them because of the camera I didn't record. I had to spend another $24 to replace both afterwards. This needs to be corrected. I really don't feel like buying new bounce cards after every shoot.