Godox
Godox XProII-N TTL Wireless Flash Trigger for Nikon
★★★★★
USB-C
Precise TTL and HSS flash control for Nikon shooters with Bluetooth remote adjustment from your phone
$89.00*
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Overview
Key Features
Version Upgrade and Works Seamlessly: XProII-N is only compatible with Nikon cameras, compatible with Nikon D5 D4 D60 D70s D90 D100 D200 0300s D300 D500 D610 d7 C0 d750d800 D3100 D3200 D3300 D5000 D5100 D5200 D5300 D7000 D7100 D810 etc. Godox XProII-N flash trigger can not only control flash with built-in Godox wireless X system, like camera flashes, outdoor/studio flashes, but also can control Nikon's original flashes by use cable that comes in the X1R-N receiver (Sold Separately).
Intuitive Operation, Control Remotely: The XProII-N is built with Bluetooth connectivity so that the lighting parameters can be easily adjusted on your iPhone, Android smartphone, or tablet. When you place your camera, trigger, and flash far away, try to use our APP, Godox Flash, to control remotely the output of the flash. The interface of APP is clear and easy to use. Download this app simply, and you will control all settings directly in the mobile interfaceefficiency.
Even Exposure For Your Pictures: Godox XProII-N Wireless Flash Trigger fully supports both of TTL and HSS functions, which allows you to use flash at shutter speeds up to 1/8000 s, and make picture is evenly exposed and you also get the best shoot possible, and supports TTL Auto Flash across brands, Second-Curtain Sync Modes, TCM Transform Function, Stroboscopic Flash, Single Contact Triggering etc, works well for various photography opportunities.
Stable Connection and New SCAN function: Godox XProII-N it features multiple channels triggering with 16 groups on one of 32 channels, can then access 99 wireless ID settings, with stable signal transmission from up to 328' away. SCAN function can automatic searching for the spare channels and IDs in a complex shooting environment, when the Channels and Wireless IDs of the Master and Slave unit are Set to the Same, the signal interference can effectively avoid signal interference to improve connection stability.
One-Button Conversion: The two-way TCM allows for instant conversion from TTL mode to Manual mode with retained parameters and back again. Manual fine tuning without repetition, improve shooting efficiency.
XPro-N and X2T-N Upgraded: Improved compatibility for cameras; Save user setting to 5 different memory slots for recall later; New individual modelling lamp control; Update firmware through USB-C on PC or Mac with Godox V3 utility; Channel scan function (scan your location for the least amount of interference); Improved TCM function (Convert TTL flash exposures to manual power settings, now with more Godox strobes supported)
Specifications
Brand
Godox
Model
XProII-N
Compatibility
Nikon cameras (i-TTL II autoflash)
Wireless System
2.4GHz Godox Wireless X System
TTL
Yes
HSS
Up to 1/8000s
Bluetooth
Yes (Godox Flash app, iOS/Android)
Channels
32
Groups
5 or 16 (selectable)
Wireless IDs
99
Range
Up to 328 feet
Firmware Update
USB-C via Godox V3 utility
Memory Slots
5 user settings
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- TTL-to-manual conversion with one button press locks in metered exposure for consistent lighting across an entire series
- Bluetooth app control lets you adjust flash power and groups from your phone when the camera is out of reach on set
- SCAN function automatically finds clean channels in crowded RF environments, preventing misfires at events and weddings
- Five user-configurable memory slots let you save and recall complex multi-light setups instantly between shooting scenarios
- HSS support up to 1/8000s gives you full flash capability wide open in bright ambient light
👎 Cons
- Only compatible with Nikon — photographers working across multiple camera systems need separate trigger units for each brand
- Controlling native Nikon Speedlights requires the separately purchased X1R-N receiver, adding cost and complexity
- The large top-mounted screen and control layout adds noticeable height to the camera's hot shoe profile
- Bluetooth app connection can be sluggish to pair initially, though it's reliable once established
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Nikon camera bodies are compatible with the XProII-N?
The XProII-N supports Nikon i-TTL II autoflash and works with a wide range of Nikon DSLRs and mirrorless bodies including the D5, D850, D750, D500, D7500, D3500, Z series, and many more. It mounts on any Nikon hot shoe and communicates natively with the camera's metering system.
Can I control non-Godox flashes like Nikon Speedlights with this trigger?
Yes, but you'll need the separately sold X1R-N receiver connected to the Nikon flash via sync cable. The XProII-N controls Godox flashes natively through the built-in 2.4GHz wireless system, and the receiver bridge extends that control to Nikon's original Speedlights.
How does the TCM function work in practice during a shoot?
TCM lets you shoot in TTL to get a correct flash exposure, then convert that metered value to manual mode with one button press — the power level is retained. This is invaluable when you've dialed in your lighting and want to lock it down for consistency across a series of frames without the exposure shifting.
What is the effective range and how reliable is the signal in busy event environments?
The XProII-N transmits up to 328 feet with 32 channels, 16 groups, and 99 wireless IDs. The new SCAN function automatically searches for the cleanest channel in your environment, which is a significant advantage at events or multi-photographer venues where RF interference causes misfires on other systems.
Can I adjust flash settings remotely without walking back to the trigger on camera?
Yes. Bluetooth connectivity lets you control all lighting parameters from the Godox Flash app on iOS or Android. This is especially useful when your camera is locked on a tripod or boom — adjust power, groups, and ratios from your phone without touching the trigger.
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