Godox Xpro-S Wireless Flash Trigger Transmitter for Sony Cameras - 2.4G X System, TTL, HSS up to 1/8000s, Manual Mode, 11 Customizable Functions Review

I am so happy with these triggers. Works exactly as I expected. Very easy to set up and use. Almost plug and play. The quilty of the product is perfection. Nice and solid in hand. During a photo shoot, one of my softboxes even exploded and first hit the ground hard. The battery compartment opened and the batteries popped out. But nothing broke. Very durable quilted product.

I got what I asked for. He does what he has to do. Although things are not that easy to use at first and should not be used at work until you have played with it and learned it for the first time. After that has been said. This is a great product with the best deal in town. One transmitter and two receivers. The more I use it, the easier it gets with my Nikon flashes. And do you know Good made his own flashes with receiver built in, I can get them when it's time for an update.

I was hoping this product would work with my old existing flashes (580ex and 550ex). It should have worked on the company's website. I sent the first one back and got the second one, but neither worked. I still rate it a 4 because I still like how it works with the EX2 and Godox flash heads. If I decide to upgrade to EX2 or a compatible Godox flash I will buy this item again. Again, I think you'll be fine with the 580exII, but it's not compatible with older Canon flashes.

Using an XPro and two X1Rs for cooking and photography as my original Pocket Wizards often didn't sync depending on location. Godox's triggers have worked flawlessly so far, and while setup still requires a few button presses, once you know where everything is in the main menu, the system is identical to using other transmitter systems. Very easy and relatively intuitive to use. Plastic case, basic instructions, the trigger or transmitter itself and that's it. No notable accessories, but hey if

I don't know why the user who reviewed this article on 10/20/19 had problems with the Canon 580EX. I connected the transmitter and flash trigger, set them up according to the manual and my 15 year old 580EX worked perfectly. I have to pass this on to Canon, both my 580EX work like new. I bought them when I bought my Canon 20D. I upgraded to 80D a few years ago. Nice upgrade. Two XPPro recommendations. Print out a larger instruction manual (I can barely read the attached one) and put on the…

I've used the Canon wireless system mainly for the off-camera flash, but I've heard good things about the Godox system so I decided to give it a try. and ordered this controller. Besides Canon cameras and flashes, I also have a Sony mirrorless camera and two Godox flashes for Sony - V860IIS and TT350S. For Canon, the only thing I have is a Flashpoint Zoom Mini (made by Godox - equivalent to the TT350C) that I can use with my Canon RP camera. The beauty of this system is that you can use this…