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Godox X2 2.4 GHz TTL Wireless Flash Trigger for Canon

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Category: Used Photo Accessories

The Godox X2T-C is a TTL wireless flash trigger designed for Canon cameras, giving photographers remote control over compatible Godox flashes and monolights from a compact unit mounted in the camera’s hot shoe. It’s built for photographers who use off-camera lighting and need reliable, full-featured control over multiple flashes without physically adjusting each unit individually.

The trigger operates on Godox’s 2.4GHz X System, providing wireless communication with compatible Godox flashes and monolights equipped with a built-in or add-on X System receiver, supporting TTL (through-the-lens) automatic flash metering as well as full manual control depending on the connected flash’s capabilities. This allows photographers to move fluidly between automatic and manual flash exposure without switching hardware, adapting to different shooting situations on the fly.

A backlit LCD screen on top of the trigger displays flash group and channel information, power levels, and other settings, giving photographers a clear overview of their lighting setup at a glance, even in dim shooting conditions. The X2T-C supports control over multiple groups and channels, allowing photographers to independently adjust power output for different flashes in a multi-light setup directly from the trigger, without needing to walk to each individual unit.

The trigger also supports high-speed sync, enabling flash synchronization at shutter speeds beyond the camera’s standard sync speed, useful for balancing flash output against bright ambient light or shooting wide apertures in daylight. Additional functionality typically includes second-curtain sync, flash exposure compensation, and a built-in USB port for firmware updates.

Built specifically for Canon’s hot shoe and TTL communication protocol, the X2T-C is designed to integrate directly with Canon camera bodies, giving photographers a dedicated, camera-specific trigger rather than a universal or manual-only option. Its compact size and simple hot-shoe mounting make it easy to add to an existing camera and flash kit without added bulk.

Key Features
– 2.4GHz X System wireless flash trigger for Canon cameras
– TTL and manual flash control
– High-speed sync support
– Multi-group and multi-channel control
– Backlit LCD screen for settings display
– Second-curtain sync
– Flash exposure compensation control
– USB port for firmware updates
– Compact hot-shoe mounted design

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Riley Q. ★★★★★

Setup was a breeze — just slid it into the hot shoe and it paired instantly with my flashes. The built-in Bluetooth for remote adjustment from my phone is a game-changer for off-camera work.

William ★★★★★

Took this trigger out for a studio shoot with my Canon and it synced flawlessly with my off-camera flashes, even at higher shutter speeds. The LCD screen is bright and easy to navigate, making adjustments quick. For a used accessory, it looks and performs like new.

Emily Q. ★★★★★

Paired it with a couple of off-camera lights and the TTL metering was spot-on right out of the box, no fiddling needed. The compact size on top of my camera is almost unnoticeable, which I appreciate during long shoots.