GODOX X1R-C E-TTL 1/8000s Wireless Remote Flash Receiver Shutter Release Compatible with Canon EOS Cameras Godox V1 TT350N AD200 AD200Pro Flash

Great as long as you use rechargeable batteries! It worked perfectly after I realized I drained my regular batteries. It was my fault because I’m new to off camera flash and didn’t know what i was doing. I was shooting at full power and not allowing sufficient recycle time.

Excellent quality! Has lasted me 6 years and only stopped working because of some faulty batteries that melted the compartment so now I can’t fit any batteries there. Definitely will buy again.

Got up and running very quickly without issue. There is a little of learning curve for all the features, but that should be expected!

I had gotten, and have been loving, the Lux Elf. But I really wanted to have the flash off camera. I had one of these receivers back when I shot with Sony cameras, but hadn't needed it since switching to Canon. But once I got the Godox Lux Elf, I remembered how easy the x1R was to use, so I ordered another but in C flavor this time, and paired it with my brand spanking new x3. Now I am running around annoying our four legged family members playing with my new toys. Just so much happy.

Bought several Godox flashes and had a Cannon flash and wanted to continue using it and I can now! Works perfectly with the Cannon flash!

The X1-C was automatically connected to my Xpro-C transmitter and it was ready to work, but i bought it to syncronize my Bowens studio flash or Strobes.The X1-C specifications (and manual) indicates that it can be use as a trigger through PC Sync cable. It even is packaged with three different cables and a coupler. But I tried to sync with a Bowens Sprit as in the picture, but there were no triggering at all.The manual doesn't indicate if the system has to be connected to certain Strobes or Studio Flashes, so it supposedly should work with any system.

I originally wasnt going to buy this because my Godox strobe already has a receiver built within it. But, when I needed to control the brightness of my Canon 580ex ii Speedlight as a secondary, primary, or only source, this receiver made it possible. I was a to remotely change flash output on it's own group so I didn't alter the light output of the strobe. It didn't require any set up. It worked how I needed it to as soon as I turned it on.

This is the receiver I needed to go with the Godox trigger I already ordered. I have a Godox flash, but also a Canon flash, so with the trigger and receiver, I can use both flashes off camera. Adorama has a version of this trigger and flash (I believe it is called Flashpoint), and it is recommended as Adorama has more specific warranty support, as they are a camera store as opposed to Amazon that sells everything. I don't anticipate problems, though.