📸 Godox S2 Speedlite S-Type Bracket Bowens Mount: Precise Tilt Control, Large Handle, Integrated Umbrella Mount with Pergear Diffusers - For Godox V1 AD200Pro AD400Pro AD200 V860II TT685 TT600 TT350 Review

Finally Godox has made an S-mount with good build quality, suitable for both V1 and other flashes. The old S-bar was too narrow for other models and too small for the AD200 and the new V1. This one is strong and well built. It has an aluminum base/stand with a brass bushing. It holds the light without any play or play. I ordered several to replace the old plastic mounts.

This is a great mount that you can easily mount the Godox AD200 to (unlike the V1 mount which requires a Flash in hole that wasn't big enough). In addition, the receiver, which slides onto a lamp stand pin, has extra depth to prevent wobbling, the handle can be changed to the desired location by pulling and rotating, and the strap is infinitely adjustable without detent. The entire bracket is made of strong and durable materials. Basically anything they got wrong with both the previous Bowens…

Like most Godox products, it does exactly what it says on the tin. If you need a Bowens style mount for your AD200 or flashes this is the one for you. It's simple and easy to attach, and you can then use the same modifiers on your small lights as you use on your studio strobes. All this greatly speeds up changing modifiers, since there is only one system in the studio. need this? Probably no. But it will save enough time for even the layman to pay for itself in a couple of weeks. Nothing super…

I have several versions of this S1 mount that work fine, but the S2 version looks much nicer. The tilt mechanism is much smoother than the old version that had snap stops, making it much easier to set the angle you want. The fit is smooth and feels solid. My only disappointment is that it doesn't go well with the AD200 Pro/eVOLV 200 Pro (and I would recommend the AD200/eVOLV 200). The handle on the side of the AD200 Pro does not go through the mount and since the handle cannot be removed you…

I have two Nikon SB900 flashes with PocketWizard remotes and a discontinued flash with a different wireless connection, 4 different softboxes, stands and this one that I use for portable studio and recording lighting setups. All fit comfortably in a tactical backpack with a volume of 40 liters. The reason you should get this C2 clip is that it is more powerful, the bracket is metal and you can rotate your DSLR flash sideways if you have strip softboxes. Also, you can insert and fix the flash…