The Godox ML80Bi instantly gives a great impression, arriving in a semi-hard case with a few accessories inside that ensure it’s pretty much set to go. This small light is essentially aimed at the ...

The new Godox AD300Pro II provides plenty of portable flash power in a compact unit for outdoor-bound creators. The Godox AD300Pro II levers 300 Ws into a compact 1.2 kg body, offers fast recycling, ...

Godox has announced a modular lighting system designed for photographers who use multiple camera systems. The system consists of the iT32 Mini Flash and the X5 Wireless Flash Trigger, which acts as ...

Godox has introduced two new fixtures to its bi-color LED range, the ML80Bi and ML150Bi; compact and modular lights designed to deliver high output in a portable form factor. The new Godox ML80Bi and ...

Godox recently announced the new X3Pro TTL Wireless Flash Trigger, which promises intuitive design paired with pro-level performance. With touch screen controls that feature Quad-Group precision, ...

The Godox MA5R magnetically attaches to iPhones and offers a wide range of color and brightness adjustments for matching various lighting environments. The Godox MA5R magnetically attaches to iPhones ...

The Godox AD200 Pro II is the perfect update to the original and the most welcoming introduction to off-camera flash. The compact and lightweight form factor enables it to be packed away in your ...

Godox announced the launch of the iM30, a new consumer-grade camera flash introduced on September 20th. This innovative addition to their product lineup underscores Godox’s commitment to enhancing the ...

The Godox Magic XT1 is an exceptional condenser microphone offering superior audio quality in a sleek, portable design. Its performance rivals microphones in a higher price range, providing excellent ...

The Godox ML100Bi is being touted as a lightweight, portable and in-expensive lighting fixture. Ever since Zhiyun released a light in this type of form factor, we have seen quite a few companies ...

As regular readers already know, “for parts only” discount-priced eBay postings suggestive of devices that are (for one reason or another) no longer functional, are often fruitful teardown candidates ...