Godox Wireless 433MHz GN33 Camera Flash Speedlite with Built-in Receiver with RT Transmitter Compatible for Canon Nikon Sony Olympus Pentax Fuji DSLR Cameras with Diffuser + Filters + USB LED

This is a legit Speedlight that works better than my Nikon SB800 that I paid around $200 for. It is just as good as the small Godox speedlights that sell for three times the price of this one, and it comes with a free wireless trigger, the omni bounce diffuser, and the color gel holders (with 20+ color gels & the velcro to install it on the flash). Both the flash and the wireless receiver work on my Fujifilm X series cameras, my fuji point & shoot, and I even tested it on TLR Rolli and it worked great. Most (much more expensive) flashes won't work on multiple camera brands. The Flash fits perfectly in the Godox speedlight holders they sell for use with their professional light modifiers.The ONLY downside is that the wireless trigger it comes with does not have a replaceable battery (it does but you can't access it without breaking the casing open and messing around in there). But for this price, I'd just buy a whole new one if I needed once the battery died. This whole set is less than an old Godox trigger. It doesn't have any bells and whistles but it does the job.The color gel holder looks dinky and like it's a gimmick but it actually works great.The flash recycles in 3-5 seconds. With fresh batteries, I've taken over 200 images and it's still going strong.Highly recommend this item! I bought a second one because it's cheaper than any other decent speedlight and it commons with extra stuff.

The flashes did an excellent job at a wedding this past weekend for outdoor group shots.

I wanted a basic manual flash to use with my Fujifilm XE-2, with a sensor for off camera work. I'm also on a budget, so looking at modestly priced units for macro photography. Very happy I've found this unit, though I do sometimes have to turn the power all the way up with a diffuser and 1:1 macro lens (you lose a lot of light with macro).It's been working great for me with rechargeable batteries, it recovers very quickly, no capacitor whine while charging. i've not had it fail to fire. Perfect for my use so far, and very budget friendly.

Whose fault is it? I checked the basic function of the flash and it was fine. Unfortunately, I use the flash ON my camera more than not. When I went to use it on the camera, it was difficult to attach. Then I saw that the “hot shoe” attach point was Bent badly. I’m not sure if this happened during shipping (the box was showing the possibility) but because the flash was consistent and functional (off the camera) I was under the impression it would be fine. The devil is in the details.

Straight out of the box with no working knowledge of this flash, it was super easy to use! Literally popped it onto my Nikon z50 (in case anyone else is wondering if it’ll work for this camera :)) after putting some batteries in, powered it on and I was good to go! Produced great test pictures for me, I’m very pleased. I will ofc go through how to use all of its features but it’s really simple getting started, even using the transmitter. Great flash for a newbie like myself that’s on a budget

Works with rebel T7 however the flash slides out of the camera. Even if i adjust it.

When I first opened it, I was impressed by the quality of the build for the price. However, the trigger was a different story. That thing was about as cheap as you could possibly make it.I needed a speed light for studio build and thought this might fit the bill for cheap. However, it fired about three or four times before it stopped responding to the trigger. Finally, after every single time it fired I would have to turn the flash off, then back on in order to get it to fire again. Eventually that stopped working too. I even tried to mount it right in the hot shoe on my camera and it wouldn’t fire from there either.In summary, it worked for four times maybe five and then it was completely dead. Piece of junk and if this is the type of product Godox sells I am definitely steering clear from them moving forward.

Just what I needed. Thanks.