
Godox has several flash triggers in its range, and choosing between them can be confusing. So let's take a look at the features of these devices, the XPro, X2T and XNano triggers, and what the differences are between them.
Each of these connects directly to Godox's latest flash units, including the AD series, V1, V860II/III, etc. This is because Godox flashes have a built-in 2.4GHz receiver. All of these triggers are also available for different camera models, whether you have Canon, Sony, Nikon, Fujifilm or Olympus/Panasonic. The Godox Xpro is also available for Pentax and the latest XPro II version is for Leica.

The XPro is Godox's most versatile and user-friendly flash trigger. The XPro trigger is a version II that adds Bluetooth capability to the device, allowing you to control and adjust the trigger with a free phone app
Why choose Xpro? If you want a trigger that has all the features, choose XPro! XPro is also the choice when you want to control more than five (5) flash groups. The Godox XPro is the most user-friendly of the three due to its large display, clear menu and button layout.