Godox X2T X2T-C Flash Trigger for Canon, with 2.4G E-TTL II HSS 1/8000s Group Function LCD Control Panel Firmware Update, GODOX X2 X2TC X2T C Wireless Flash Trigger Transmitter for Canon Camera

So I can't say enough about this new X2T Trigger. I was an early adopter of the Godox 2.4 capable products, and quite honestly LOVE them, so much that I chose to convert my entire system to them. That being the case, I've always been happy with my X1T trigger, but it had several minor shortcomings. This new trigger seems to have resolved every single one. Things I've seen a direct improvement: the user interface, build quality and mechanics. First user interface: Godox added the group buttons and while I didn't think I really needed that, let me tell you...oh yes! It makes a big difference. It's so easy to adjust now. No clunky fumbling through the groups. LOVE THIS! Next the menu button...oh this may be my fave!!!! I shoot several things in rear curtain sync and trying to find that darn custom function was so annoying. I used to YouTube it every time I needed it. No MORE! Yay! The interface changes are a win! And I'm going to combine build quality and mechanics because they go together. The clicking thumb wheel...major improvement. It's so much more intuitive now. I can adjust without even looking. The buttons for the settings instead of a zillion hidden menus, also a win. And finally this might seem tiny, but even the locking foot is a nice and appreciated feature. These advances in build and mechanics take it up a notch. So in summary, I didn't think I could possibly need a new trigger, I already had 2 X1T. However I have a new student which meant I needed a third trigger and as I can afford it, I would transition all three over. This is a HUGE upgrade for not a huge upgrade price. And the seller was prompt with my questions. I'm quite pleased and will order from Insstro again.

The performance and value that Godox offers made it a no brainer to add this controller to my second Fuji camera body, and to continue to build out a complete Godox flash system. Additionally, I have had nothing but total customer satisfaction with each of my purchases from INSSTRO on Amazon, so it was only natural that I chose to order from them once again. I've been using the older Godox X1T controller in both the Nikon and Fujifilm versions for the last year, or so. But recently I added a second Fuji camera body, and have decided to part company with my entire Nikon system. I added the X2T-F so as to be able to rapidly switch between Fuji bodies when shooting with off-camera flash. As I anticipated, I am immediately appreciating the improvements the newer X2T has provided over the older controller. The fact that flash Groups can be instantly selected from the 5 Group buttons on the top of the X2T would have been enough to hook me and reel me in. In the heat of set-up, or shooting, it is now so easy to quickly select a channel for which I want to make a change. It just makes sense. I won't make this a list of all the features or improvements, as these are readily available in the online listing. But I would emphasize that the ergonomics are greatly improved in the X2T, from easier menu navigation to the simple, but sure, lever locking mechanism that has replaced the old-style wheel lock to secure the unit to the camera's hot shoe. The X2T LCD screen is slightly enlarged, and the display is brighter, making it much easier to read at a glance. I haven't yet had a chance to use the newly added bluetooth remote control, and suspect that it will not be a feature that I will use often, but I can see trying it out when I need to ensure I don't bump a tripod-mounted camera, or when I might like an assistant to become my VALC (voice activated lighting controller). Whether the X2T is your first Godox controller or an upgrade from the older version, I know you'll appreciate the performance, build quality and ease of use that Godox has packed into this powerful little tool.

Excellent product, triggers every time, easy setup and make lightning adjustments.

This adds so much to my existing flash setup. The physical buttons feel really good and i like having traditional removable batteries. No needing a powerbank or waitibg around for usb charging. I can simply carry extra sets of batteries with me. On that subject though: This unit seems very efficient in lower usage. Fantastic addition!

Great trigger for my Godox V1 flash! Worked out great and I got some great shots while I was working a wedding. The only issue I had was it sometimes didn’t want to stay connected to my hotshoe and wouldn’t fire correctly. Great budget trigger.

Funciona excelente, me gusta poder apretar botones físicos para seleccionar lo que necesito, puedl activar hss desde él.

I'm so glad I replaced one of my XPro triggers with the X2T! Godox took the best of the X1T-C (hot shoe mount, form factor) and all of the features of the XPro and stuffed it into the X2T-C with some additional upgrades. *Hot Shoe Mount* I create Cinematic Team Portraits from time-to-time (1st Photo), which requires me to remotely trigger the camera while using a Godox speedlite to light each individual in the photo (2nd Photo). I do so by attaching a camera trigger to the side of my camera, then placing the trigger in the X2T hot shoe (3rd Photo). Previously, with the XPro, the receiver would be left uncomfortably hanging on the side (4th Photo). Leaving the receiver dangling on the side reduces the life of the attached cord however, having a hot shoe to place the receiver in allows the cord to last longer than before. *Form Factor* This one is more of a personal preference however, I like how the X2T is flat on-top, unlike the XPro. Also, I'm liking the new Lever Lock Foot over the old one (5th Photo). I'm also liking (and getting used to) the control dial underneath the X2T. *Other Upgrades* I'm liking the ability to control the XT2 with my phone via bluetooth, very handy! As a MAC user, I also appreciate how easy it was to update the firmware on my MAC instead of needing to use my old (and very slow) PC to update my other Godox products. In case you're wondering, most of Godox's older products require a PC to update firmware, which is a big deal since Godox does a great job keeping their products compatible with new cameras. *Overall* I wish I got an X2T sooner and I may get another to replace another XPro! Also, no problems with the seller. The X2T arrived quickly with no issues!

Great product.

Relatively easy to use and value for money.

No issue so far. Set up is easy. I am new to photography and happy with this product.

no issues here! Works perfectly

fa il suo lavoro, forse è un po' troppo fragile. inoltre la ghiera di comando è in una posizione che da fastidio quando si scatta usando il mirino

Havent had any issues with it. Doesnt work well with Fujifilm XH1 tho. It doesnt automatically bring it to turn off live exposure which it does for other camera brands. battery life is quite mid, as it drains it quite quickly. I had to replace AA batteries once every 1-2 months. Other than that, triggers flash well.