Godox XProII L is a wireless TTL transmitter and remote flash trigger for Leica cameras, operating in the Godox X 2.4 GHz system. It offers a range up to 100 m, support for HSS up to 1/8000 s, TTL/manual/Multi modes, second-curtain sync, and also Bluetooth control via the Godox Flash app for convenient light management off-camera.
The Godox XProII L wireless flash trigger is designed for photographers using Leica cameras who want to keep lighting under control both in the studio and outdoors. Thanks to the Godox X 2.4 GHz radio system, it ensures stable communication and fast control of compatible flashes over long distances.
The transmitter allows you to work with larger setups – it supports 16 groups and 32 channels, and to minimize interference it adds 99 wireless IDs and an automatic channel/ID scanning function. The clear LCD display and intuitive controls make quick setup easy even during dynamic shooting.
Key advantages:
- TTL metering for automatic flash power calculation
- HSS sync up to 1/8000 s for working with short shutter speeds
- Manual mode and Multi (stroboscopic flash)
- Second-curtain synchronization
- Bluetooth and control via the Godox Flash app
- TCM function for quick conversion from TTL to manual while retaining the metered values
- Quick-release camera hot-shoe system for fast mounting and dismounting
- Compatibility with selected Sekonic light meters (with a radio module for the Godox system)
Package contents: Godox XProII L transmitter, original packaging. Powered by 2× AA batteries/rechargeable batteries (not included).
Specifications
- Manufacturer
- Godox
- Model
- XProII L
- Intended use
- Leica cameras
- Transmission system
- Godox X 2.4 GHz
- Range
- up to 100 m
- Flash sync
- HSS up to 1/8000 s
- Operating modes
- TTL, manual, Multi (stroboscopic)
- Number of groups
- 16
- Number of channels
- 32
- Wireless IDs
- 99 IDs
- Connectivity
- Bluetooth
- App compatibility
- Godox Flash
- TCM function
- Yes
- Display
- LCD
- Power
- 2 × AA batteries/rechargeable batteries (not included)
