Battery flashes

Which battery-powered torch should I choose?

• Weddings, events and holidays: the lightweight AD100 Pro II and AD200 Pro II pocket flash units.
• Home studio and portraits: The AD300 Pro II or AD400 Pro II, to which softboxes attach directly.
• Outdoor photography in the sun: The AD600 Pro II or the more affordable manual AD600BM II.
• Maximum power: The AD800 Pro and AD1200 Pro for large light modifiers and group photos.

All Godox battery-powered flashes are controlled wirelessly via the 2.4 GHz X-system. The flash is compatible with all camera brands, and only From Choose according to your own camera.

Battery-powered torch or foot-operated torch?

A hot-shoe flash is suitable for mounting on top of the camera and for bounced lighting indoors. A battery-powered flash is more powerful and is used off-camera on a stand, with a softbox or an umbrella. For many, a good setup consists of a hot-shoe flash mounted on the camera and one or two battery-powered flashes as side lights.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best battery-powered flash for a beginner?

The Godox AD200 Pro II is lightweight, powerful enough for indoor and shaded shooting, and its interchangeable flash heads make it a versatile option. It’s also a good first off-camera flash.

How many flashes does the battery provide?

At full power, approximately 300–500 flashes, depending on the model. At lower power settings, the number of flashes is many times greater. It’s a good idea to take a spare battery with you for a long day’s shooting.

Can I try out the battery-powered flash units before buying them?

Welcome to our shop in Kouvola. You can try out the flashes with your own camera, and we’ll help you choose the right model, transmitter and light modifiers.