Review on 💡 Neewer i6T EX 600W 2.4G TTL Studio Strobe: Powerful HSS Flash Monolight for Nikon with Wireless Trigger, Lithium Battery & Bowens Mount by Dennis Wood

is definitely not an expensive device, you can easily find that compact devices are many times more expensive. I tested it in no time whether it is as good as advertised or not. It turns out this budget strobe showed amazing results. First I need to test its HSS high-speed sync, that thing is a beast. I hate being limited to 1/200s shots with a regular flash, but this Neewer i6T EX 600W opens up so many creative possibilities that you have a shutter speed that isn't limited at all. You can sync the flash with the camera so you can use a wide-angle lens in bright light, or shoot faster subjects, or use a lower aperture. Equipped with an accurate and reliable TTL mode, it can be used successfully under rapidly changing lighting conditions. In standard mode, the white balance is 5500/-100K. Overall, it's fast, powerful, and remarkably compact. The backlit LCD screen is easy to read even in bright ambient light. Despite its small size, it delivers the same power as the most popular battery-powered all-in-ones, but at a much larger 600W. Studio lighting on the go has never been easier.