📸 Godox Xpro-C Canon TTL Wireless Flash Trigger 1/8000s HSS TTL-Convert-Manual + Large Screen Slanted Design + 5 Dedicated Group Buttons + 11 Customizable Functions Review

I use this trigger on my Canon EOS 5D Mark IV. I've used it with 3 Speedlites so far, using the same channel, same groups and same channels in different groups. My camera fully understands this device and it works great with the X-1C receiver. He really uses ETTL and he does it very well. Throw in a reasonable price and you don't have to spend 3x more for similar well-known brands. The only caveat is that I can't get it to use the FEB feature. All other functions work perfectly.

I have a Godox X1T-C 2.4G wireless flash, but I wanted to be able to move faster without having to stop, tap and scroll. Godox Xpro-C TTL helps me with that. I will use the previous trigger with my rear camera. The display is easy to read and everything is quickly accessible. Very little learning curve but I have experience with triggers and have already matched the frequencies between the trigger and my flashes, remotes and flashes. From their point of view, nothing has changed. I really like…

20200121 1755. Bought this for a friend who shoots Canon. (I tried to convince him to switch to Sony). This is the same trigger I use on my Sony cameras, but for Canon. Fully compatible with Godox/Flashpoint with Canon mount. Trigger Pro features a large screen and 5 groups (AE) with full power control, TTL and any other flash or strobe settings available. This unit easily controls (for me) 4 speed flashes, 2 AD 200 units and a Flashpoint flash. Battery life isn't as good as the XT-1, but it…

The ability to select up to 16 groups was the main reason for this purchase as I already have a Godox X2Tc which can only manage 5 groups. Unfortunately, this Pro device doesn't offer TTL mode, but it worked flawlessly for me when I needed to control more than 5 groups of lights. It would be nice if an upgraded version of this pro device would be available that offers additional X2Tc features like clear channel frequency search and TTL. So now I use both the Pro when I'm working with more than…

The product works very well when connected to a flash and/or camera. I've controlled up to 10 flashes at a time and it's fantastic to be able to customize them from the device. The only downside is that it uses batteries, so keep a few pairs handy. If they could build a larger device that even uses a Godox battery as an auxiliary power source, that would be a welcome addition. UPDATE: The product continues to consume only batteries. I tried many times to get help from Godox but they kept…

The possibility Selecting up to 16 groups was my main reason for this purchase as I already have a Godox X2Tc which is limited to controlling only 5 groups. Unfortunately, this Pro device doesn't offer TTL mode, but it worked flawlessly for me when I needed to control more than 5 groups of lights. It would be nice if an upgraded version of this pro device would be available that offers additional X2Tc features like clear channel frequency search and TTL. So now I use both the Pro when I'm…

Trigger works well in most cases. Use with multiple GODOX and Flashpoint lights. A significant improvement over the X1C trigger. The flash makes it easy to see all streams of light on one screen (eliminates the need for "sides" of channels). Significantly improved control over previous models - far fewer button presses. ) it does not work. If you are too close to light sources, sometimes the flashes will not fire. This happened to me again and again (on the latest firmware) with constant…

Xpro is a huge improvement over X1T. It is hard to believe that they were created by the same company for the same purpose, and the difference between them is only one generation. In every single area the X1T underperformed, the Xpro gets the job done. The huge, beautifully backlit screen displays a ton of information on up to 5 channels at once, or zooms in to view each channel individually. This screen means the settings are a lot easier to figure out and the menus are a lot easier to…