📸 Godox V860II-N 2.4G TTL Li-on Battery Camera Flash - Nikon D800 D700 D7100 D7000 D5200 D5100 D5000 D300 D300S D3200 D3100 D3000 D200 D70S D810 D610 D90 D750 Compatible (V860II-N) Review

Not as powerful as a fancy Nikon flash, but powerful enough. Works well for real estate photos. Fairly easy to understand GUI. I love the battery life, it lets me shoot hundreds of HDR shots without having to lug around an AA case. People will complain that it's not the same as Nikon. So? This is not a Nikon Speedlight, this is the best value for money.

After 30 years as a professional photojournalist and wedding photographer I am finally fed up with the overpriced Nikon self-service flashes. This flash is half the price and has more features than Nikon's top flash. The built in RF is exactly what I was looking for and the output is stable. The LION battery gives me over 1000 shots in TTL mode. Speaking of TTL, it's as good as Nikon. It works a little cool but for the price you can copy it in the post. If I had unlimited money I would still…

Awesome speedlite flash! Lithium batteries are awesome. I've already used it for 3 weddings and it has worked from start to finish with no misfires and no battery changes. The only reason for 4 instead of 6 stars is the lack of support from Godox. Update: Support for purchases of Godox products from Revain is expected to be through a distributor. I have dealt with Emgreat and now I have the confidence I need and feel confident that I will have support if I have a warranty or repair issue. So…

I've used them for half a dozen weddings since I bought them a few weeks ago. They are amazing. The only downside I see is that they're a bit difficult to control and you'll have to memorize the buttons and their functions unless you want to spend half an hour trying to figure out the order you press them rethink. everything should be pressed. (If you're familiar with foreign-made flashes, most of it will feel self-explanatory, and to be honest it's still easier to use than many of its…

I shoot architecture 12 hours a day, run it at full capacity, the recharge time is fantastic and I only need a spare flash battery to continue working indefinitely. They are high quality - much better than the $470 Metz flashes I've had before (they all broke because of the cheap construction). Five stars. My only complaint is that I can't use it with my PocketWizard triggers without a PC cable and shoe pin blocker. UPDATE: I bought four of these units because they are great when they work, but

I'm so glad I stumbled across this flash! I am a professional photographer who has tried many brands of flashes. At first I didn't want to because of the really cheap price. But as soon as I tried this light I literally jumped up and down. The flash light is strong at the lowest power. It's heavy and doesn't feel like it will fall off at the slightest touch, unlike some flashes I've bought in the past. This Nikon compatible flash has TTL and HSS options that can be easily changed. The TTL…

I've always been a brand snob. This means I have a Nikon camera and only wanted to use Nikon flashes. I had SB-800, SB-900 and SB-910. A friend of mine introduced me to Godox and said they were as good if not better than Nikon flashes. I decided to give it a try. Godox V860ii-N pleasantly surprised me. I find it works better than any of my Nikon flashes. It can do everything a Nikon flash can do and then some. You can use it in TTL mode or in manual mode. It features an integrated 2.4GHz…