GODOXV860III-C Camera Flash for Canon Camera Flash Speedlite Speedlight Light,2.4G HSS 1/8000s,480 Full-Power Flashes,7.2V/2600mAh Li-ion Battery,0.01-1.5s Recycle Time,10 Levels LED Modeling Lamp

Ok, first things first. I don't own an original Canon Speedlite, so my review will not be a comparison with Canon Speedlites. The most expensive speedlite I have (before I ordered this one) was $120 from Amazon (not gonna name the brand here). I was looking for a decent speedlite in the $150-$200 price range as I needed something that I can use both on camera and off camera. I have several other Godox lighting equipment (AD200s, 400 strobe, etc) so it made sense to get this one since it fits nicely with the whole eco system. I had mediocre expectation when I ordered it, and boy was I wrong! This light is WOW! It has everything you need and more:1. Use as a hot shoe flash: of course2. Great build quality: Yes3. Quick lock feature on the hot shoe: Yes4. HSS and second curtain sync: Yes and the HSS goes up to 1/8000s. What!? For a $200 flash thats wicked impressive!5. Easy switch between multi mode, ETTL, and manual: Yes6. Use as a remote flash with Rx compatible with x1c trigger: done7. Use as a Tx for my other Godox lights: Heck yes! I was so happy it can do this.8. Zoomable: Yes!To me, the color temperature seemed pretty accurate, so there's that. To be completely fair, I'm not a huge fan of the UI, but I use other Godox systems and it was not too hard to figure out how to do everything I need without looking at the manual at all. I'm sure there are a lot of niche features I may not be utilizing, but in due time I guess. Honestly, I didn't need anything else in this flash. But there are some other cool stuff that I have to mention. It has a dedicated switch to toggle between ETTL and Manual. I didn't think I needed this, but I'm using it all the time now. I did a quick comparison with the Manual and ETTL mode and I almost love it. ETTL may be (emphasis on the may be) a tad bit underexposed (one stop) than what I'd prefer - but I believe it's purely preference. This is nothing a little adjustment on photoshop or lightroom can't fix. Oh, and there is a modeling light! A modeling light on a speedlite at this price point. How do they do it!? And it comes with a Li ion battery (thank god! no more AAs) with a USB C charger.I got way more than I expected in this speedlite. If you're thinking about getting a speedlite, get this one. If you have a Godox system, definitely get this one! And the delivery was super fast as well. I ordered Friday and it got delivered on Sunday. I almost feel bad how fast it was delivered, lol. But who's complaining!?

I got this for my Canon 90D, it works great! Very powerful, the remote trigger I bought to go with it was easy to pair, highly recommend.

I bought this flash. Not sure if it was going to meet my expectations as I've been using the manufacturer's flash in the past. As a professional photographer, I found this flash extremely easy to learn to use and worked better than I expected. I would buy it again

So far this speedlite has been fantastic, and I’ve had the chance to use it in a variety of scenarios, both in candid indoor/outdoor setups as well as for some controlled environmental images as well, and it has performed great in each situation. I work as a newspaper photographer in Las Vegas so my assignments strongly vary, sometimes I’m using a flash in an event style manner and at other times I’ll use speedlites for quick portraits as well, instead of strobes, since it’s easier to get around with.This is my 3rd Godox flash, the first being the V1 and the second the AD200. Both of them are larger but provide a lot of power/output as well. The V860 III is the perfect companion to these because it’s a lighter-weight and more portable option (easier to handhold, which is something I like to do on occasion), and the battery/overall charges have been really impressive.The one other flash I use pretty often is a Canon 600 EX RT and while it might be built slightly more durably, the V860III seems to keep up better in terms of power and recycle times overall, and I think I’ll go with the Godox more regularly on my newspaper assignments. The 600 is also a little larger, and the fact that I can get more power out of a smaller unit is a major plus for me, too. Another advantage of the Godox is the rechargeable lithium battery instead of using 4 double A batteries, like with the Canon flashes.I also tried using the flash for some product-style photos with an umbrella diffuser and it performed really well in the situation, too. I have a Godox wireless transmitter, the XProC, and it has functioned without any issue together with the V860 III. I’m able to adjust the power levels and more with the built in receiver in the flash, and it has been great.Anyways, I'm glad I added this flash to my kit I’m already thinking of getting another one since this one has been so great.

Great flash with lots of features

I’ve been using this for a short period, but usually with the previous model, my battery would decrease after a few hours during weddings or events.I’ve done many many events so far, and not once did this battery decrease! Amazing! Waiting to see when it does. Of course I charge before every use.

Por el tiempo que hace que lo tengo aparentemente es un muy buen producto construido sólidamente y con materiales de calidad al menos eso parece....