Review on 📸 Godox TT350S 2.4G HSS 1/8000s TTL GN36 Wireless Speedlite Flash for Sony Mirrorless DSLR (A7, A7R, A7S) - Review and Buyers Guide by David Sanchez

I've been using this Godox flash for a little less than a week and I love it. If you want a quick version of this review, buy it. A+Long Version: This was my first foray into the Godox system. In the past I have used Yongnuo, Neewer and earlier Canon 580 and 420 series (I used to shoot with 5D3 and 1D series). The first two were manually tuned but worked well enough for me when I needed them (with the difficulty of manual tuning). Canon has worked well, but I mainly work with the Sony system now. When I heard about the TT350S because of the size and features I knew it was for me! Size: Comparing it to the Neewer TT560 I have to say it's day and night. The TT560 is about 60% heavier (with batteries installed, the weight is 9 ounces for Godox and 15 ounces for Neewer). On my Sony A6300 the Godox flash looks balanced and spot on. I've used the flash both indoors and outdoors and it's powerful enough to illuminate my subjects and the TTL metering seems to do the job well. Cycle time seems very reasonable for a two AA battery flash (much faster than I thought). Accessories: I had a floor stand, an omnibouncer, a carrying case, a bundle of gels and a set of gel holders. Haven't used the gels yet but the velcro system for holding the gels seems to work well. The omnidirectional rebound works great and I love the color I get in the photos. Usage: I've used it in both TTL and manual modes and it works great. The SUPER menu is easy to navigate. I've tried the FEC (Flash Exposure Compensation) settings on the camera and they work well with TTL. The high-speed sync works great too. Haven't tried pairing this with a Godox transmitter yet as I don't have one but will soon as it's a great system to invest in. Very impressed with the fitment and very happy with my purchase. I'll probably buy a second one to work as a TTL slave. Simply A+!