CT-16 Wireless Radio Flash Trigger (1x Transmitter + 2X Receiver) Kit,Compatible for Canon Sony Pentax DSLR Camera

At this price point these are wonderful. Use them for wedding shoots and model work.

Very responsive and controlling.

Wish I had know that trigger doesn't support HSS. Also it did come with one receiver missing but it does work as intended

Works well and easy to set up.

For some reason the transmitter wouldn't trigger when using on my Canon DSLR. It would work sometimes if I restarted the camera and then other times not fire at all. I was really hoping this product would work.

I'm not sure why some people have criticisms about using AAA's with the receivers. It's easy and reliable and available at any store or gas station in a bind. Much cheaper and easier than button batteries. I will agree, I have not tried to pry open the transmitter to see what the battery is or how easy it is to replace. Godox may look into updating the product or explaining that.I have several Godox products and all of them are well made. I used these to trigger my V1's as slave hot shoe setup and they worked every time. I have some Alienbees by Paul C. Buff I have these in mind for as a backup for the other Godox X1R's I have and use to trigger them.If you have anything you want triggered via hot shoe or 1/8in plug, these will fire consistently. The price is great. I may break the transmitter open and see how changing the battery goes at some point. But for the price, if it lasts several shoots or even held as a back up for when TSHTF it's worth it. I am happy with them and would order them again, -M-

Oh man this kit brings me back about 15 years in photography tech when alternates to Pocket Wizards were coming out from companies like Yungnuo and so on. The Godox CT-16 on a basic level works. It was able to successfully trigger pretty much any hot shoe flash or studio strobe I connected it to pretty consistently (I tried it on some flashpoints, Buff Einstein, another Godox flash, and even some old Elinchroms). As triggers they worked fine and I only had about 1 or 2 misfire in every 50 pops or so.What I didn't like about these triggers is the fact the receivers take triple A's, and when you turn them on there's absolutely no way to know the unit is turned on or receiving power. It's annoying that you can't even use the unit first without supplying your own batteries. The LED that is on the receiver doesn't flash unless it's triggered. The transmitter itself doesn't have a user friendly way to replace the battery, and honest it looks like Godox more designed this to be used a few times and then tossed away. Fortunately it does say that the battery inside the unit is suppose to have over 10,000 pops in the sales pitch, so maybe not having an easily replaceable battery isn't a problem.The built in umbrella holder is actually pretty neat and efficient, but it sadly obstructs and tilts the unit if you plan on using it with flash feet. The bottom hotshoe connecter is all plastic, which is never a good thing. I've seen too many of those break on things like Pocket wizards, etc to know these will eventually break also from one bad fall or accident.The kit comes with a lot of spare parts to be able to attach it to a studio strobe if needed. I suggest getting a little case to carry it all. The case in the picture doesn't come with it, but I have a bunch of those mesh zipper cases just for situations like this and can't suggest them enough.Overall it works, and it's not a bad kit. Using AAA's is annoying, but what's more annoying is not knowing if the unit is even on without a confirmation light of any type. I'm teaching my daughter off camera flash for her high school journalism class so this is would be great for someone like her or someone starting with studio photographer/off camera flash. It's a good reasonable price before paying triple digit for more potent TX/RX systems. It's got a lot of small little fault and quirks, but is probably a good 3.5/5 as a product.

The Godox CT-16 worked with my Sony A7C2, which was a relief because the new Sony does not accept a sync cable. I exclusively use Godox flashes; of course, they worked with the unit. I am happy to know I have a system now that will accept competitors' flashes.The instructions are straightforward, and the setup process is intuitive. It is a bit odd that the transmitter battery is not accessible. Even though Godox ensures 10,000 flashes, I would be afraid to use this system on location as there is no backup solution for a failure. Also would be nice if there was a status light to ensure the connection. It is easy enough to test the connection with the flash button on the transmitter. As long as I am using this for product photography in my studio, it's fine, as I can have other sync units available if there is an issue.This is a great sync unit if on a budget or need to sync different brand flashes/strobes.

Excelente calidad. Tenía unos neewer que en el transmisor tenía que usar pilas y con este no, una maravilla y se ajusta bien a mi flash canon usando una cámara fujifilm xt4 👌🏼

Todo bien !

Me han facilitado la vida en el estudio, y con mi Flash externo en sesiones al exterior. Trabajan como deben y me quedo muy satisfecho.

Un buen producto, cumplió mis expectativas

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