Godox XPro-C TTL 2.4G Wireless High Speed Sync 1/8000s Flash Trigger X System E-TTL with Big LCD Screen Transmitter Compatible for Canon EOS Cameras

Bought as a flash controller for my Canon 5D MkII. Works perfectly with my Canon Speedlite 430 EXII in all respects. I also have a Canon Speedlite 580 EX MkI, however the controller only governs this unit's ETTL and Flash Exposure Compensation functions. It will not control Manual functions for the 580 flash unit. I am sure this is due to the unit being a Mark One device with relatively basic connectivity, and is nothing to do with the Godox XPro-C. Both flash units each require the Godox X1R-C receiver units to be attached. Very happy with the overall performance and value for money.

So I have given a lesser star rating for easy to use, as although I found a setting that I needed, I have used it very easily, but it's taken a lot of work to learn all the button pushes to get to a screen I needed when I needed it. So I am allowing in some part as user error! Once I found a setting that did what I needed, I actually have left it set in that particular mode/method. But I haven't found it quite as user friendly. I have had to watch a youtube video a few times to know how to adjust the power settings. But it does trigger my flashes as and when I needed it too. Need to use the right type of batteries* again user error! ;-) highly recommend it though. It's not the sturdiest bit of kit, so I'm very careful with it.

Great product.

The trigger we have all been waiting for, it does everything the xt1 and the x32 does, and more. The ability to individually select groups is a win in itself, and to turn on/off groups on the fly is the icing on the cake. Add to that the ability to remote control the zoom settings on flashes (they must be set to auto zoom on the flash for this to work) and already you have three amazing reasons to upgrade. The form factor is much better, the screen interface much larger and more intuitive, and there are a whole host of extra options/possibilities I've not even mentioned. Definitely the perfect trigger for the Godox family. Also has the ability for future firmware updates (cable is not included however, and you'll need a windows computer to do it from).

I'm using this Godox XPro-C TTL 2.4G Wireless High Speed Sync 1/8000s Flash Trigger X System with Godox Speedlight and a Canon body. I am not totally familiar with it as yet and found it a bit tricky to navigate. It is fully functional though and seems to have capabilities I might never get round to using, like having multiple speedlights in different groups. for some reason I felt disappointed that it uses AA batteries but I don't know what I was really expecting. My speedlight has its own type of battery which performs magnificently, maybe I wanted the same for this trigger. The display is bright and easy to see which is a good thing.

Bought to connect my godox 300pro.. connects well with my Canon r5. Good value for money! Performs well.

Great value upgrade to the original transmitter, so much easier to use and quickly alter settings. It's smaller than I imagined and just works well. You may still prefer the XT1 design for the ability to mount on top but otherwise the better screen and ergonomics make this a great update.

I use this to control 4 x TT600 flash units which I have set up on a rig for macro/water drop photography. I have found it to be reliable, as it would need to be, and am able to to set variable flash durations on the units