Godox AD400Pro Witstro All-in-One Outdoor Flash Light Speedlite

Excellent product and delivery

Bought this to replace an older Einstein for weddings, Love that the battery and receiver all all in one unit. Goes up fast and the quality of light is awesome. Build quality is also impressive and love the small form factor. Would like to see the AC plug adapter come along sooner rather than later. Very happy with my purchase.

Amazing product, the quality of build is superve. Photos come out crisp and my clients love bowing that I’m working with professional tools.

This flash is awesome, I do mostly interior design photography and this is the perfect size and power combination. I also shoot headshots and lifestyle photography. The color accuracy is great for skin and the power for outdoor shooting is plenty. This is has a higher price tag than the non TTL versions. If you're doing headshots or outdoor lifestyle I would definitely recommend the pro series with TTL. If you do mostly interiors and static subjects the TTL function is nice but not necessary. It comes in a really nice case that will actually protect your flash. Honestly, the power compared to the 600 is not that different but the compact size for travel is awesome. Very happy with this purchase :)

Lets first off and say this light is pretty amazing. 400w/s of power in a tiny package means it is my go to location key light. It is bright enough to allow me to overpower the sun in most situations, but can be turned down to give soft intimate light as well. One thing I really liked about this light was the mount system. By default it has a reflector and an magnetic mount for future attachments, and included with it is a standard bowens mount to go with all my softboxes and octoboxes. It is light enough to go on my boom stand without needing massive amounts of counterweights as well. But by far my favorite thing about this light is the LED modeling light. I forgot how useful a strong modeling light can be to lock focus at night. The only real con I have about the light is the need to use a screwdriver to switch mounts. I would love a tooless design, but at least its standard allen keys to change it out.