GODOX XT32N HSS 1/8000s 2.4G Wireless Power Control Flash Trigger for Nikon Cameras

It works perfectly and the design means it's really easy to see the control panel when mounted on your camera.However, I didn't read the specifications properly. I thought this was able to control the TTL functions on Nikon/Nikon compatible flashes. It doesn't.It can only control the manual power output of such flashes. To be fair many photographers prefer the exact control of manual power settings and this unit works 100% perfectly for that. The LCD panel is much easier to read/set than the similar TTL enabled version of the Godox controller (X1TN I think it's called).My own mistake for not reading properly. But it works so well that I'm keeping it. It only really takes a very small amount of work to determine the power settings for a multi flash set up and you can do that from this device.So not quite what I expected, but it works brilliantly nonetheless and it's physically convenient and easy to use.Although this is a Godox branded controller, it works perfectly with the Neewer branded 2.4g flashes that I have. I believe that Neewer are rebadged Godox units (or perhaps they are both rebadged from something else).Since it's my mistake as to what it does, I'm still giving it 5 stars because it does what it *says* it will do excellently.

Using this to trigger Godox AD360 from a Nikon D800, works well allowing hypersync/supersync up to 1/8000th.

Brilliant - paired with Godox AD600M - no wonder Bowens have bit the dust.

First class works flawlessly