Review on 📸 Godox SK400II 400Ws Studio Strobe GN65 5600K Bowens Mount Monolight, with Built-in Godox 2.4G Wireless System, 150W Modeling Lamp for Outstanding Output Stability, Anti-Preflash, 1/16-1/1 40 Steps Output Control by Linda Fournier

Now I have 4 of these, they are excellent value for money. These are some of the best starting lights in my opinion. Your abilities will limit you more than these lights, with some caveats. None of this matters to humans. Everything stated works. Those are great flashes. I wish the angle adjustment wasn't notched, I hate that it's notched. And the included reflector doesn't extend past the modeling lamp, the lamp only protrudes about 1/8 inch. It's a bit annoying if you want to use gels or nets, you have to remove the modeling lamp or use a different reflector. These lamps have some limitations so you can consider the QT line if needed. Flash duration 1/2000 max. So these are not the fastest lights. For people and most jobs, this is more than normal. If you want to make splashes and drips, although you can do it with thicker liquids, you'll probably need a faster light like the QT series. Shot-to-shot power stability is a bit shaky. About 0.05 stops, which is 0.1 of the full range of rotation. I rarely notice this except when working on a product, but I have a high level of accuracy. I don't think most people will notice this, and for most human applications I don't think it matters. But if you focused on macro photography, it would be annoying. In general I like stuff like that. light is light They work. They work with the Xpro trigger with all other Godox flashlights. Great start lights.