📸 MEIKE MK-320C Speedlite Flash TTL for Canon Mirrorless and DSLR Cameras: 1D Mark, 1DS Series, 5D Mark II/III, 6D, 7D Mark II, and More! Review

Compared to my larger flashes, this flash on my Canon 5D is more discreet. I love the ability to twist and turn to get those vertical shots.

Light, stylish, bright and easy to use. Works great with my Canon EOS M50. I like this flash very much, but it is not suitable for my purposes. I confused their high flash speed with high speed sync. Unfortunately for me this flash has NO HSS capabilities so I set my maximum shutter speed to 1/250s and for that reason I didn't participate.

Excellent alternative to 270 ex and ex ii. Pros: 1. Can rotate and hop in portrait mode2. Supplied with diffuser3. You can charge batteries via USB4. Price5. Has constant light when needed6. It can also be used as a slave device. Disadvantages: 1. On/off switch (you have to hold it down to turn it off, otherwise the LED lights up) 2. A little over 270 ex. Both minuses are very small

E-TTL metering works perfectly with my Canon SL-2. Great design and looks high quality. It's strong enough for me and so small and light that it only needs 2 AA batteries. For my everyday use, it really does everything my heavy full-size flash can. It also works as a video light (or flashlight) when you double-click the power button. The manual doesn't mention this, it's rather clumsily written. All in all a great flash.

I've been using this style of flash for many years and bought a pair in 2015 but never got around to writing a review. My main flash for a long time (2010-2015) was the Sunpak RD2000. But it doesn't keep up with the new Canon cameras and doesn't work after 5D3. I now use this flash on my 5D4 when I'm moving a lot, especially in crowded areas. The flash doesn't take up much space vertically, so it's not that hard to twirl people around with it. The most annoying thing about this flash is the…

Pretty good flash, just arrived a few days ago, very good so far, it works in both master and slave mode, has a slave 1 and 2, the enables ETTL mode to be used together with hot shoe or optical trigger. The only thing I haven't figured out yet is that it doesn't link the aperture to my camera (I use it on a 6D Mark 2). Pros: Battery life is very good, battery doesn't drain very quickly, unlike my experience with some other flashes. The battery door design is excellent, and the up and side swing