GODOX AD200 Pro AD200Pro 200Ws 2.4G Strobe Lighting Monolight, 1/8000 HSS, 500 Full Power Flashes, 0.01-1.8s Recycling, 2900mAh Battery, Bare Bulb/Speedlite Fresnel Flash Head Pocket Flash Monolight

First and foremost, I have several Godox lights. This by far is one of the most comprehensive products they have produced. It has everything in a flash that you could ask for. Includes the battery, righlight, flash bulb, and everything fits perfectly into a travel case. The power is very consistent. There are varying levels of brightness and is compatible with all the Godox triggers. Not only am I able to mount on my camera, but it includes the attachment to mount onto my light stand. It was like they took the best feature from every flash they have produced and put it all into one. You have modeling light, flash bulb, tripod mount, battery, charger and best of all. Everything fits into the travel case. It is the best value for the money. Easy to use. If you have used Godox products before, all the controls and capabilities will look familiar to you. This light definitely packs a punch and well worth the price. Overall 10/10 you won’t be disappointed.

This strobe was everything I asked of it. It's highly portable, easy to use, and helped me to produce some great family photos for a client. I had to work in a predesignated space, with very, very dim ambient light. And with as many as thirty five family members in the group phot, lighting had to be spot on. I was prepared! I set the strobe to TTL and let the camera figure out the power I needed. Shooting through a 60 inch translucent white umbrella on a light stand and also using a white dome accessory on the strobe, I was able to capture a good many photos over an almost one hour session. The 'double diffusion' on this strobe was perfect (I often turn the camera around and take a photo of the umbrella to check the size of the strobe to see if it is 'filling up the umbrella' and it was!). You can be thorough and quick with this setup. I also had the Godox V860 on cam for fill (with a Gary Fong diffuser) and wireless control. No specular reflection on anyone, reduced or no facial 'wrinkles,' and bright colorful clothing. It was a family reunion and there would be no 'do overs' afterwards! Once I posted the photos they were reposted to social media and wouldn't you know - there were over thirteen hundred views by end of the day!!! Thanks to this portable strobe, its contained battery, and ultra convenient wireless connection with Fuji camera, the setup, tear down as well as the entire photo session was fantastic. Well done, GODOX. A quality product, an affordable price, and an ultra compact design with plenty of 'reserve' power. After this experience, I wet ahead and got a pair of AD100s for fill or backdrop might they be needed in future. No fanboy here, just relating my own experience!

The Godox AD200 Pro has been a solid addition to my kit. It’s small enough to carry around easily but still packs a ton of power. The battery lasts through long shoots, and the light output is super consistent. I’ve already used it for portraits and product shots, and it’s been a game-changer. Definitely worth it!

The original AD200 was already a great piece of equipment, packing a lot of power into a small form factor. If you're considering the AD200 Pro II, you probably have a good idea of what the AD200 series delivers, so I won't talk more about the original.The AD200 Pro II brings some nice improvements over the original. Some noteworthy things to mention are:Modeling lamp. The original AD200 has a modeling lamp in the fresnel head (none in the bare bulb). I think it's approx 6500K, and it's not very bright at all. The Pro II has bicolor LED lamps in both heads which are adjustable from 2800K to 6000K. They're both about the same brightness and are MUCH brighter than the original. Note, the actual color temp of the modeling lamp seems to be quite a bit warmer than the display indicates. When I set it to 6000K, it looks quite yellow, and if I set my camera to 6000K, the resulting image is noticeably yellow.Triggers. This unit works great with my existing Godox triggers, and the XPro II allows controlling the modeling lamp, including its power level.Flash heads. As with the original, it comes with a bare bulb and a fresnel head. They seem to have improved the heat dissipation, and the fresnel head has active cooling.Battery has slightly improved capacity. The label says 42.9 Whr as opposed to the original's 41.76 Whr. The battery is both forwards and backwards compatible: the new WB29B battery works fine in the original AD200, and the older WB29 battery also works fine in the Pro II.Even the original flash heads (both of them) work in the Pro II. (Including the puny modeling lamp of the old fresnel head.) That's great, since it means if I accidentally break one of them, I can keep shooting with my older heads. The newer flash heads do not fit on the original AD200 though.The AD-S2 reflector works on the newer head, but the BD-07 barn door attachment does not fit.Overall it's a great unit that continues the AD200 line and preserves a surprising amount of compatibility.

This is my second purchase of an AD200 Pro. I purchased it to supplement my other AD200 as a lightweight combo for quick and easy photoshoots. These small but powerful strobes do the job quite well. They are easy to set up and use, and their battery life works well.

Only had a few test but so far I am learning and appreciating the results from the flash. Will update in a few months to share my experience.

works well with any compatible soft box. Really like the ease of use. Add a transmitter and you have a great system.

While everything else about the flash is great the charger lets the whole package down.The battery just 'sits' in the charger and can fall out at any time. This also means that you cannot wall mount the charger.Otherwise a good product.