GODOXXpro-N TTL Wireless Flash Trigger Transmitter for Nikon, 1/8000s HSS, TTL-Convert-Manual Function, Large Screen, 5 Dedicated Group Buttons, 11 Customizable Functions with Cleaning Kit

Works well with my gear. It’s easy to sync up with my strobe light. Works on my D5600 Nikon.

I have been using this trigger for years but managed to drop my first one and crack the screen. When I added additional flashes I had to replace the trigger. This trigger is easy to set up.

UPDATE 09/25/18 - I was sent a replacement unit by Pergear, and the new unit works as advertised. I had one of my AD600's set to low power and triggered it rapidly for 40-50 flashes and it didn't drop a single flash.I would strongly recommend testing the unit when it arrives, and if faulty request a replacement before you plan on taking it on a real shoot. That said, I look forward to using this on my next photo shoot. The interface improvements over the X1T are significant in my opinion.----Original Review:I wanted to like it, but out of the box I have two problems, one minor and one major:1.) The battery meter display always shows more than 2 bars, no matter how fresh of batteries I put into it. I even tried another brand of battery, still two bars.2.) The big one... it doesn't trigger my AD600 strobes consistently. If I take 10 photos in a row it might actually trigger the strobe perhaps 5 times in a totally random manner. Sometimes it will work 3 shots in a row, only to drop the next three, sometimes it misses 1 out of 4, catches one, and drops 2... either way the miss percentage is much, much too high. I took it off the camera and use the manual trigger button on the XPro, but even using this method standing less than 6' from the AD600, it still misses a larger percentage of triggers, even if I set the strobe to minimum power so it recycles pretty much instantly. This is with one strobe... I can only imagine the chaos if I tried to trigger both my AD600's and both my DE300's when doing studio work.I updated the firmware to the newest version on both the XPro and both of my AD600, and this did not resolve either issue.Note that my old X1T-N works perfectly. I can press the manual trigger button as fast as I like at 1/256 power and it misses maybe one out of a hundred shots if that.I don't know if I got a bad unit or what, but I'm not impressed. It's too bad because the interface is leaps and bounds better than the clunky X1T, but I'll take reliability over a pretty interface any day of the week.

I’ve been using wireless chargers for years and they have come a long way. I started with radio popper, which was extremely reliable, but only synced to 1/250th of a second.I really wanted high-speed sync but nothing existed at the time which was compatible, reliable and affordable.I tried pocket wizard a while back and it was unreliable required at firmware update what you had to pay for and had a very short range.I decided to give Gidox a chance, and I was pleasantly surprised. My use case is a little unconventional. I use my speedlite in manual mode and change power levels at the flash rather than the controller. This allows me to move around a space to light it from different angles and intensities.I’m also glad that the Godox system uses AA batteries. This makes it much easier to integrate into my kit.

Muy bueno y esta en gran estado

I love the improved simplicity over the prior model XT-N. Using this with a Nikon D610 body and Godox model speedlights. The basic functions work very well. I could not get the TCM function to work consistently. This function transfers your TTL setting into a Manual setting and would be handy when setting exposures without the need for a flash meter. However, I will say that at least it gets you close enough so that you can adjust the manual output. I would use this feature when doing outdoor portraits.

Durante años usé este Disparador para mi cámara Nikon D7500 y hasta hoy sigue funcionando perfectamente.

Godox is king of affordably priced, high quality lighting gear for cameras. This works flawlessly with Godox flash units when mounted on Nikon cameras. I have never tried to use this trigger with non-Godox flash units. The trigger is well designed and built, and works intuitively with Godox flash units. Any questions can be resolved by reading the manual.