YONGNUO YN560-TX II Flash Trigger Remote Controller for Canon with Wake-up Function Review

This is a great product. He does everything he says and more. Easy to set up and use. It controls flashes easily and fixes the camera securely. This is a great purchase. I highly recommend this product.

Everything as in the description. Works great for controlling YN560 IV and YN560 II flashes individually or in groups. Not only for triggering flashes, but also for changing settings. Just install it on your camera and don't be lazy.

If you don't want extra light from your camera flash, spend your money and get this shutter release! Very familiar right out of the box. assuming you are already using a YN 560 series flash! If yes, then you need this trigger! Great value for money and a great addition to your set if you're not on a big budget!

Looks great. So far I have used it for several projects. The quality of the material - it seems that it is made of quality material. Longevity - like a sturdy suitcase. Battery life - I use rechargeable batteries. I only charged them once. - I always take out all batteries after each use. To reduce the chance of erosion whatever weather I'm in.

The description says it will work with anything that has a standard hot shoe. I bought it for my Panasonic GX7 but it didn't fit the hot shoe; It didn't have enough clearance between the hot shoe and the plastic, so it was blocked by the camera's electronic viewfinder. (Fits YN560-IV, so Yongnuo doesn't know how to make a universal fit.)

The flash is an optional accessory required for YN560IV / YN560III / YN660 / YN968N II / YN860 Li Speedlite flash models. Pudé configurarlo in 10 minutes with YouTube tutorials. Quien lo vende pues todo esta bien, el paquete llego sin ningun Problema y la Entrega fue en su dia justo y preciso.Viendo el punto de vista que el paquete llego a mi casillero y vino a mi Tube ningun problem. Without a doubt, this is the accessory you need if you own the YN560IV / YN560III / YN660 / YN968N II / YN860…

Being able to carry 3 or 4 lamps in a shoulder bag is very good. I use YN 50 III flashes on a daily basis and this little guy can control them all from the camera very easily - this is truly one of the most useful and essential gadgets I've ever had. Price-wise, that's about 1/6 the cost of PW, and with YN heads it's much more flexible and reliable. Pairing is a PITA for the first time, but once set up the system works great. Trigger battery level, settings per device and group assignment are…