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Godox T3887 X2T-S TTL Wireless Flash Trigger for Sony
★★★★★
Take full creative control of your Sony flash system — the Godox X2T-S puts TTL, HSS, and multi-group wireless triggering in your hot shoe at a fraction of the price of native triggers.
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Overview
Key Features
Using your cell phone,or tablets to connect the X2 via Bluetooth after downloading the “GodoxPhoto” APP,you can control the flash mode,power output,the modeling light mode,the beep of Godox flashes,and etc.
LCD with clear display effect and convenient operation;With 5 group setting buttons,and 3 function buttons to realize quick setting.Built-in 2.4G wireless transmission, operating distance can reach up to 100 meters.
The newly added scan setting function can help automatically detect the channel with the least interference.
Fully support TTL autoflash,1/8000s high-speed sync,multiflash mode,manual mode,flash exposure compensation，Flash Exposure Lock, Zoom setting,TCM function,Firmware upgrade,Memory function,Modeling lamp.
Godox TTL Wireless Flash Trigger X2T compatible for Camera, Featuring multi-channel triggering, stable signal transmission, sensitive reaction. Support all cameras that have PC sync socket.
Specifications
Brand
Godox
Model
X2T-S (T3887)
Compatibility
Sony cameras (Multi Interface Shoe)
Wireless Technology
2.4GHz
Operating Range
Up to 100 meters
TTL Support
Yes
High-Speed Sync
Up to 1/8000s
Groups
5 (A–E)
Channels
32
Bluetooth
Yes (GodoxPhoto app)
Modes
TTL, Manual, Multi (stroboscopic), Flash Exposure Compensation, Flash Exposure Lock
Additional Features
TCM function, Auto channel scan, Zoom control, Modeling lamp control, Firmware upgrade, Memory function
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- TTL autoflash on Sony bodies keeps exposure accurate through dynamic event scenarios — changing distances, moving subjects, varied backgrounds — without manual power adjustments between shots.
- HSS up to 1/8000s enables wide-aperture flash work in full sunlight, opening creative options like outdoor portraiture at f/1.8 that a standard sync speed trigger cannot achieve.
- Five independent group controls with dedicated buttons allow fast, menu-free power adjustments across a multi-light setup during a live shoot.
- The auto channel scan actively finds the least-congested 2.4GHz frequency, reducing misfires in venues crowded with competing wireless equipment.
- Bluetooth + GodoxPhoto app integration enables remote flash power control from a phone, eliminating physical trips to adjust lights positioned away from the camera.
👎 Cons
- The X2T-S is a transmitter only — it triggers Godox-system flashes but cannot receive, meaning it doesn't support cross-triggering setups where you need a flash on-camera as both strobe and master.
- TTL consistency can vary slightly across Sony body generations — testing with your specific camera and flash combination before a critical shoot is recommended.
- The LCD display, while improved over the X1T, remains smaller than ideal for quick adjustments in bright outdoor light where glare makes reading settings difficult.
- Bluetooth connectivity for the GodoxPhoto app adds a setup step; Bluetooth pairing can be inconsistent when switching between phones on a shared kit.
- The TCM (TTL-Convert-to-Manual) function, while useful, captures a single power value and doesn't account for subjects moving between metered distance and actual shooting position.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the X2T-S work with my Sony mirrorless camera, and does it support full TTL metering?
Yes — the X2T-S is designed specifically for the Sony Multi Interface Shoe, and it delivers full TTL autoflash with supported Godox flashes. TTL metering reads through the Sony system, so exposure calculations are automatic and responsive to scene changes, making it reliable for event work where you don't have time to dial in manual power between shots.
What does 1/8000s high-speed sync (HSS) actually enable on a Sony body?
HSS breaks the X2T-S out of your Sony camera's native sync speed (typically 1/160s to 1/250s depending on body) and lets you use flash at shutter speeds up to 1/8000s. In practical terms: you can shoot wide open at f/1.4 in bright sunlight with fill flash without blowing your exposure. It's the trigger feature that portrait photographers who shoot outdoors rely on most heavily.
How does the 100-meter range hold up in real shoot conditions — venues, outdoors, crowds?
The 2.4GHz signal at 100 meters line-of-sight performs well in open outdoor settings. Indoors, RF interference from competing wireless devices and structural attenuation reduce effective range — expect reliable triggering across most normal shooting distances (10–30 meters in a venue). The automatic channel scan helps find the cleanest frequency when interference is present.
What does the Bluetooth + GodoxPhoto app add to the trigger workflow?
The app lets you control flash mode, power output, modeling light, and beep settings from your phone without touching the trigger or walking to the flash. On a multi-light setup where a remote head is positioned high or behind a modifier, app control saves repeated trips to adjust power — a genuine time saver during location setups.
How many groups and channels can I manage from the X2T-S?
The X2T-S supports 5 independent groups (A–E) across 32 channels. In practice, 5 groups covers most studio and location setups — key, fill, rim, background, and a fifth for a specialty light. The dedicated group buttons on the face of the trigger allow quick adjustments without navigating menus between shots.
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