Review

An excellent manual flash, more than justifies the quality for its price (it is possible to order from abroad from 3600-3800). The power is controlled by turning the dial, which is very fast and convenient (before that I used flashes with buttons). There was a choice between Godox and a similar Yongnuo, but the latter has only a 270° horizontal turn, which determined the choice in favor of the former. Looks solid, good quality plastic. Excellent power - more than many on-camera flashes. When…

If there is an opportunity to take TT860, take it. The guide number is one, but the TT860 has a battery, which is much nicer than batteries. If you want to save money, then there is nothing better than the TT600)

Always used only branded flashes. There are two SB-910s available. There was a need to install a group of flashes (4-6 pieces) in the banquet hall. It's a pity to put expensive original ones. They can drop. After reading reviews on the Internet, I found Godox TT600 - almost eight times cheaper than my Nikon SB-910. Bought three pieces to try, I liked them. I will take more. I set it on fire with Godox XPro. Recharges quickly with good batteries. Flash data without TTL, they are not needed here.

I shoot portraits (drawing with a diffuser, separately on a tripod with an umbrella), interiors (filling into the ceiling). I rarely use more than 1/4 power even with flash to the ceiling. The price-quality is excellent, has worked for a year. On one set, the battery takes out up to several thousand shots (documented 230 discharges at full power, when used at 1/16, you can multiply by 16 times). I ordered it on Ali, it came from a warehouse in the 2022 in 4 days to Hong Kong time by courier…

Has some pros: What can I say. In general, I have recently been a supporter of products from the Middle Kingdom. For the first time I was amazed by the quality and price of yongnuo products. I had in my arsenal 2 bright flash 685 in my opinion and led light from the same company. Everything is on top - quality, price, functionality and reliability. But the Chinese do not stand still - and the slightly less popular brand Godox began to step on the heels of yongnuo with leaps and bounds. For the

In short flash of norms. I use a set of 3 pcs + sync. Before that, I took simple ones and it’s easier with them. Here the plus is that the settings from the synchronizer change and you don’t have to go to the flash. I do not know who takes this model. But it is only good in a set of 3-4 of these . One nafig is not needed. Better immediately TTL 685 Summary, take 3 and 6 sets of batteries. And so vpukite)) for a good banquet, one set of batteries is definitely not enough. Will make 300-500…

I have two of these. Got it from Aliexpress. I use it with a transmitter as a mobile stage light. I shoot cars, wedding decor and staged photo shoots. Outwardly very pleasant. Moderately heavy, plastic is strong, does not stink and does not leave a feeling of cheapness. There is no +/- marking in the battery compartment, but for me everything is intuitive there. The display is large, there is an AF illuminator. Of course, not a laser grid, but it will do, for safety net. You can put old Godox…

Finally switched to Godox. TT600 is the first external, not tied to any company, but connected via a transmitter to any TTL system. I really needed a universal driven puff. Having bought a new inch from Kenon without a hot shoe, I needed a light trap at the S2 signal. Not every flash could respond to a remote start from my canon. This Goodox works great. Not one pass. I checked the sensitivity by putting the puff at a distance of 10m in an open place, but you have to turn the front panel…

Reliable and excellent product for the money. It's not very intuitive, so be sure to take the time to read the instructions, even if you're an experienced Flash user.

Good value for money and easy to transport. pero cuando entendí su funcionamiento estuvo perfecto.

Ordered these to have some extra options for off-camera flash. I have a newer tt850 that also syncs as a slave to these flashes and triggers. The tt850 came with two rechargeable batteries which compares well to buying AA batteries in bulk for the tt600. But overall it's a great setup for beginners and not just for backups or just learning off-camera lighting.

Works great. Load. The flash is fast, and you can set the brightness to high and still be responsive when you're shooting with the flash on the go. I wish the transmitter would work with the flash I bought with the camera but it works with the camera shoe but makes the camera very heavy without a tripod. Bluetooth works great and makes it easy to make changes to flash settings on your phone.

I'll start by saying the instructions for connecting these flashes to the transmitter are useless to a novice amateur photographer. The information must be lost in translation, making these lights extremely difficult and frustrating to program for the first time. I almost sent them back just because of this error. Once programmed they are great to use. They do what they advertise and misfires are minimal and in my experience related to a low battery. Have spare batteries ready. Better yet, buy…

I bought this kit because I was fed up with the occasional flashes from cheaper brands. I didn't want just one flash system, I wanted the ability to control them all from my camera. I like this system, it's pretty simple. Each dual-function button can be annoying when you're in a hurry: I accidentally change a setting I didn't want when I'm in a hurry. Not critical, but it happens. Pros: Good quality flashes, they don't feel cheap. You can control the spread of the light (28-200mm or whatever),