Godox XR-S TTL Sony radio receiver

Godox XR-S TTL Sony radio receiver

The Godox XR-S TTL is a radio receiver designed for Sony cameras, allowing you to connect a compatible flash to Godox’s wireless X-system. It is suitable for wireless TTL flash control and, when used with the X3Pro transmitter, also for remote control of the camera’s shutter during long exposures and time-lapse photography.

Wireless control in the Godox X system

The receiver connects to Godox X3 and X3Pro transmitters at the touch of a button. The 2.4 GHz connection offers a range of up to 100 metres, 32 channels and ID codes to minimise interference in multi-flash set-ups.

Remote triggering with the X3Pro transmitter

When the XR-S is connected to the X3Pro transmitter, the camera’s shutter can be controlled wirelessly. The shutter speed, shooting intervals and number of shots can be set via the receiver, making it easier to carry out long exposures and time-lapse photography.

Main features

• Connects a Sony flash wirelessly to the Godox X system for TTL control
• Compatible with Godox X3 and X3Pro transmitters
• Enables the use of TTL flashes from different manufacturers within the same wireless system
• Wireless remote control of the camera shutter using the X3Pro transmitter
• The 0.96-inch TFT colour display shows the settings clearly
• The built-in lithium battery lasts for up to 84,000 flashes on a single charge
• USB-C port for firmware updates and charging

Technical specifications

• Wireless frequency: 2.4 GHz
• Range: 100 m
• Channels: 32 (1–32)
• ID: OFF, 1–99
• Groups: A–E
• Display: 0.96″ TFT colour display
• Built-in battery: lithium battery 3.87 V / 1,270 mAh / 4.915 Wh
• On a single charge: up to 84,000 flashes
• Charging time: approximately 2 hours
• Standby time: 41 hours
• Firmware update: via the USB-C port
• XR-compatible TTL flashes: Canon 600EX-RT, 580EXIII, 580EX, 430EXIII; Nikon SB900, SB910, SB5000, SB800
• XR-S-compatible TTL flashes: Sony HVL-F60M, HVL-F60RM2
• Dimensions: 53.5 × 42.5 × 41.6 mm
• Weight: 65 g