MK 320S Speedlite Automatic Mirrorless Cameras Review

This is a great flash, perfect size for my a6000. The range is 49 feet indoors and 32 feet outdoors. It also works great as a slave flash for the a6000's built-in flash. TTL function is much better than normal manual flash.

This little flash will suffice in most situations when all you need is a flashlight! It charges fast enough, is durable and very well made. My version is for Sony cameras. There are many situations in the field where you can't use a bulky flash, so this is a very good option for those situations. It also includes a diffuser as a very handy addition!

Integrates perfectly with my Sony A5000. My camera's built-in flash has stopped working and works great in situations where I know I need a flash. I'd like an off button, but so far that's not a problem. I thought it might adjust flash amplitude and duration more intelligently than it does - I have to play with the angle to get the best shots, but even that doesn't stop the show. It's small, light and inexpensive. So I'm happy with that.

Listen. If you're looking for a fantastic compact speedlite for your Sony A-series, this is it. It won't compete with a full-size flash, but if you're looking to upgrade your onboard storage then that's about it. Liked the LED video light feature. The screen backlight is excellent. The supplied diffuser is suitable. Good rebound and turning click. The whole flash is well assembled. If you are using rechargeable AA Li-Ion batteries (2 required, not included), you can charge your flash via the…

The flash works very well and is powerful enough for macro photography. I was happy with my experience until I could no longer control the flash output, either under-exposure for black or over-exposure for full white when using TTL and manual. This was after I received an overheating error when using the flash at around 100 degrees Fahrenheit. I would try another compact flash but this one offers all the features I need in a snap. I'm sure I won't be using my new one again in hot weather and…

. My Sony HVL-20 was plastic and broken. He's quite fragile. The Blitz Meike 320 is more powerful (32GN ISO vs. 20), runs on two AA batteries (compared to two AAA batteries on the HVL20), charges much faster, has a nice LCD display on the back, can do this AA batteries with charging a micro-USB, has a lot of buttons, a plastic cap hood, but retains about the same dimensions and is half the price. There are downsides/nitpicks - I really like that the HVL20 is powered on by simply lifting it from

Sony A6000, fits snugly on the hot shoe, flash rotation is firm but smooth. Angle adjustment is good, although I wish it was a few degrees behind me. Comes with stand and diffuser, both work as expected. So far it syncs with my A6000 with no problems. Accurate information. Easily adjustable. The included instruction manual is pretty much useless, but it's not hard to figure out. Compact size yet great performance and reusability. If you're a beginner like me and don't want to spend a lot of…

Really surprisingly good flash for the price. Well made and very understated so a nice balanced Sony NEX/a6000/a6300/a6500 - it works well with these cameras without feeling like the flash is too big. Pros: - decent flash output (although I think the published Guide Number (GN) is inaccurate - nonetheless it would be good for reflecting fill flash in a small space and definitely a HUGE improvement over on-camera flash on Sony cameras); - a strong design; - small size, light weight and low power