Godox Flash Triggers & Remotes>X2T TTL Wireless Flash Trigger – Nikon

The Godox X2T TTL is a Wireless Flash Trigger Nikon that mounts to your camera hot shoe so you can trigger 5 groups of Godox flashes and strobes. It builds on the success of the X1T by increasing the size of the LCD screen, adding Bluetooth connectivity and introducing a re-designed user interface that places the dial at the bottom of the trigger to avoid obstructing the display.

Built-in 2.4Ghz Wireless X System

Designed to work seamlessly with the Godox X wireless system, the X2T trigger has built-in 2.4Ghz wireless connectivity so you can use it as a commander unit to trigger up to 5 groups of flashes across 32 channels with an impressive 100m range.

Quick Lock Hot Shoe

Gone is the screw down hot shoe mount and in its place, a nifty quick lock system designed to make it faster to attach and remove the trigger from your camera. The trigger still has a flash pass through design that means you can still mount an on-camera flash if you want.

TTL and High-Speed-Sync Support

The Godox X2 has the full suite of professional features that you would expect from a high-end flash system, but for a fraction of the price. Features like high-speed-sync for speeds up to 1/8000s as well as through-the-lens (TTL) metering, multi-flash mode, flash compensation and a new scan function that detects the channel with the least interference for better results.

Backlit LCD with Improved Control Layout

Each of the 5-group selection and operational buttons are backlit so they can be located easily in dark shooting conditions and the main selection dial has been relocated to the bottom left of the unit. In addition, the size of the backlit rear LCD has been increased for a better shooting experience.

Bluetooth Connectivity

An all new feature for the Godox X2 TTL Wireless Flash Nikon triggers is the inclusion of a Bluetooth connection, which allows you to use your iOS or android device to control the flash mode, power output or even turn the flash beep on and off. The flash also now has a faster USB-C port for firmware updates and is powered by 2x AA batteries.