📸 Optimized for SEO: Godox TT685S 2.4G HSS 1/8000S TTL GN60 Flash Speedlite with X1T-S Trigger Transmitter Kit, Softbox Diffuser and Color Filters - Compatible with Sony A58 A7RII A7II A99 A9 A7R A6300 Review

Love this set, great overall lighting, great options and very easy to work with. It took a bit of fiddling to figure out how it works, but the guide is very helpful. The only downside is that the batteries run out relatively quickly, I wish it had a battery or two instead of AA.

This flash broke after 6 weeks of use. The flash won't let me change the focal length anymore. There is also a delay between focusing and the flash turning off. I think I figured out how to change the focus so I've updated my review but it's still not very intuitive.

I don't know what to think but it seems a little cheap in terms of materials also put new alkaline batteries in which the manual and online materials say that they will work. that's absolutely not true! Got very hot, had to buy a new NiMH battery, found out about it after reading some forums, everything works after that, but haven't used it long enough to be sure the product was delivered, delivery was very fast and the packaging was good

The build quality and performance of this combination is excellent. I'm hesitant to give it a full five runs simply because I haven't put it through daily wear and tear long enough to be sure it can handle my heavy gear hands. I would absolutely recommend this kit to anyone looking to add a flash or trigger and I plan on buying a few more in the near future.

I love Flash. Works great in TTL or manual mode with my Sony a6400 and a6000. The flash sometimes does not fire when there is a shutter button on the camera. New batteries don't fix this so I reset the flash, shutter button and camera and try remounting the shutter button and often but not always one of these will fix the problem but is frustrating when I try to set one up take picture. Don't normally use a trigger now, as flash is reliable without it, but not with it. Wouldn't buy again.

Excellent flash for the money. It's certainly not the strongest, but it's still great. Battery life is comparable to most other flashes. The transmitter is also very easy to use, you just have to remember to turn on the transmitter, then the flash, THEN the camera, otherwise it will not sync properly. TTL on Flash is pretty accurate if you use TTL. You can also sync the transmitter to multiple flashes. It's almost plug and play.

recently changed from Nikon. After some research I decided on this one because I had 3 sets of Eneloop batteries and would like to use them and save some money. TTL works great. If the TTL starts to fluctuate or the flash doesn't fire, it means the battery is almost empty. I think I got an average of 400-500 shots on a set of medium wattage TTL batteries. The build quality is incredible. All knobs and controls look like a Nikon or Canon flash. The only criticism is the head. It doesn't…

This is the second unit I have bought, the first flashed an E1 error. I've used the second one a few times and haven't gotten any errors yet. Flash works well for the price you pay. I've used it both as an on-camera flash and off-camera with a transmitter and it responds flawlessly. Depending on where the flash is placed, the transmitter may not fire. Setting up the flash to sync with the transmitter is a bit tricky if you are inexperienced with it. I wish the control buttons on the transmitter