📸 Godox Xpro-S Wireless Flash Trigger for Sony Cameras - HSS TTL, 1/8000s, Compatible with TT350S, V350S, TT685S, V860S, V850, AD200, AD400Pro, AD600 Pro, AD600 Review

Fast Shipping! This X-Pro S trigger was a huge improvement over my X1T-S as I really like the large backlit screen and the new TCM feature. As you can see from the picture, it's actually already X1T-S. The TCM feature is really great as I've found that the auto TTL settings are usually too bright/hot on my V860iis and AD 360iiC. This allows me to automatically switch to manual mode and adjust the lighting as needed. That should also extend the flash's battery life, as the TTL function emits…

This is a really reliable shutter release. Setup with my AD200 took less than 5 seconds. Overall nice features make my wireless setup great. Unfortunately I had to give 3 stars because this (or maybe just my product) doesn't take heat well. The screen began to rise 95 degrees. This was the first time I used it. I clean it up quickly after not being outside for more than 5-10 minutes. The device itself didn't overheat or anything, and the screen went back to normal when moved to a cooler area…

Bought this to race several AD200 Pros. There is virtually no information on this in the instructions other than how to connect it to the shoe and turn it on. I had to go to YouTube for instructions on how to pair with my lights and some options like remote mode which weren't mentioned at all in the accompanying booklet. After 2 hours of play I was able to pair it with my AD200s but I was only monitoring the power to one of them at a time. It doesn't match the second light at all, and often…

Let me preface that I have been using the Godox X1T and now the Xpro-S extensively for almost a month and I have to say the upgrade was well worth it. That. I've used it on a Sony A7R3 as well as a Sony a6300 and it works great. Compared to the X1T, it has a much larger screen, better access to the buttons, and slightly easier controls. What I also like is that when fitting my old larger Canon lenses, the X1T didn't allow mounting all lenses due to the protrusion on the X1T, but since the…

So I have to give a little background so you can understand why I love this trigger. In the last couple of years I started with the wireless system Cactus v5. They reliably fired my strobes with a regular radio signal when they weren't broken. However, each flash still had to be controlled manually. I switched from the Cactus triggers to the Youngnuo system for the built-in lightning receivers and functional navigation (and perhaps a slight improvement in build quality). Now I could control the