Godox X2T-S Radio Synchronizer for Sony Review

The Godox X2T radio clock supports TTL, 5 groups, 32 channels, 99 wireless IDs, 1/8000 high-speed sync. It has a multitasking mode, manual mode, single-frame and continuous shooting settings. The built-in new scan setting in Godox X2T helps to automatically determine the optimal channel with the least interference. The new synchronizer has five group quick setting buttons (A, B, C, D and E) and three function buttons on the back that allow the photographer to quickly change settings. A convenient control dial was placed on the bottom of the device, which allowed to increase the size of the information screen. The transmitter also received a new quick-release hot shoe system to replace the already familiar drag wheel. Godox added Bluetooth support to the X2T, photographers can use iOS and Android smartphones and tablets to connect to the trigger. With the GodoxPhoto app, you can control flash mode, power, lighting simulation, beeper, and more from your smartphone. Allows firmware updates via USB-C.