Godox X2T-N TTL Wireless Flash Trigger for Nikon, Bluetooth Connection, 1/8000s HSS,5 Separate Group Buttons, Relocated Control-Wheel, New Hotshoe Locking, New AF Assist Light

Built-in Bluetooth for APP Control

You can connect the X2 to your phone or tablet via Bluetooth after download the "GodoxPhoto" APP, then control the flash mode, power output, the modeling light mode, the beep of Godox flashes, and etc. It is extremely useful when doing product photography in the studio while the radio trigger is hard to reach on the top of the camera.

Fully Support TTL Autoflash and Pro Functions

Support TTL Autoflash, 1/8000s High-Speed Sync, Multi Flash, Manual Flash, Flash Exposure Compensation, Scan setting, One-shot and Multi-shot setting, control of the modeling lamp, adjusting all groups' output value simultaneously, ect.

Smart TTL-Convert-Manual Function

X2T can Transform the Flash Value in TTL Mode into the Power Output Value in M Mode.

Effectively Avoid Signal Interference

With 5 group, 32 channels and access to 99 wireless ID settings to limit the interference from other nearby systems. Only Achieve Triggering when the Channels and Wireless IDs of the Master and Slave unit are Set to the Same

1/256 Minimum Power Output

The minimum power output can be precisely set to 1/256 in 1/10 step adjustment.

One-Shot and Multi-Shot Setting

Scan function

The newly added scan function can help automatically detect the channel with the least interference.

Type-C Connection

The Micro USB has been upgraded to a Type-C. Type-C sockets are just much more solid than microUSB, as are the cables. They’re less prone to being damaged or bent. And you can now upgrade the firmware ether in Windows or Mac system.

New user interface, Dedicated Group Buttons

Starting on the top, we can see that there are five new buttons, labelled A through E denoting the five groups of flashes you are able to control. These will offer quick and easy access to adjust the settings for a specific group at the push of a button.

Relocated Control-Wheel

The dial is positioned in the bottom of the left-hand corner so as not to obstruct the LCD panel of the camera, which should allow easier spinning.

Quick Lock Hot-Shoe

Godox X2T has the new hotshoe locking mechanism as like as the Godox V1, which automatically locks, and a button to quickly unlock and twist it open to remove it.

New AF Assist Light

The X2 has a new AF assist light that uses visible light instead of a red/infrared pattern. So, a certain brand of camera should find it a little easier to use autofocus in the dark now.