Godox
Godox XPROIIS2VBS XProII-S TTL Wireless Flash Trigger
★★★★★
Take full TTL authority over your Sony flash system — the Godox XProII-S puts 16 groups, 1/8000s HSS, and Bluetooth app control in your hotshoe.
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Overview
Key Features
Innovation Remote Control -- The XPROII-S is a new upgrade of the godox Xpro-S TTL wireless trigger, it used to A5000 A5100 A6000 A6300 A7 A7S A7R II III IV A9 camera that have PC sync socket. It can be a wireless Godox transmitter for camera flash/outdoor flash/studio speedlite, and finally create your professional results
TTL Autoflash and Pro Functions - Support TTL autoflash, manual flash, stroboscopic, 1/8000s high-speed sync, flash exposure compensation, FE lock, TCM transform, one-shoot & multi-shoot setting, featured TCM transform function, quick release shoe mount, wireless ID, group modeling lamp control, group zooming, adjusting all groups' output value simultaneously, etc.
Intuitive Operation -- 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. To improve your user experience, the app Godox Flash, allows you to adjust the flash value you want. The interface of Godox Flash is clear and easy to use. Download this app simply, and you will control all settings directly in the mobile interface
TCM Transform Function -- With TTL flash value as reference, converting the TTL flash value to manual flash value through the TCM feature reduces time from creative concepts to professional images. Manual adjustment always stimulates your potential and helps you to get more creative inspiration
Intuitive Operation - 5 delicated group button and 4 function button offers convenient manipulation, multi wireless trigger option, large LCD display offer easy controls, it also support smart Godox Flash APP to control remotely the output of the flash, the New scanning function can automatically scan the idle frequency band to improve connection stability
Specifications
Model
XPROII-S
TTL Autoflash
Yes
Manual Flash
Yes
Stroboscopic Flash
Yes
High-Speed Sync
Up to 1/8000s
Flash Exposure Compensation
±3EV (1/3 EV increments)
Wireless Technology
2.4GHz Godox X System
Channels
32
Groups
16
Wireless ID
99
Range
Up to 328 ft (100m)
ZOOM Setting
AUTO or 24–200mm (adjustable)
App Control
Godox Flash App (iOS/Android) via Bluetooth
Firmware Upgrade
Via USB-C
Sync Port
2.5mm PC sync jack
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Support for 16 groups via the 2.4GHz Godox X system gives the XProII-S the flexibility to independently control large multi-light setups from a single trigger on the hotshoe.
- 1/8000s high-speed sync eliminates flash sync speed as a limiting factor when shooting wide-aperture portraits in bright daylight — a concrete creative advantage for outdoor editorial and fashion work.
- TCM function bridges TTL and manual workflows on a single trigger, letting photographers dial in exposure quickly in changing light before locking to consistent manual output.
- 32 selectable channels with automatic idle-frequency scanning reduces the risk of interference at multi-photographer events like weddings or press events.
- Firmware upgradeable via USB-C keeps the trigger current with Godox system updates without requiring hardware replacement.
👎 Cons
- The XProII-S is a transmitter only — it has no built-in flash, so it adds to your hotshoe without providing any light output if remote units fail or aren't available.
- Bluetooth app control is limited to roughly 30 feet, which is a meaningful constraint on large sets where the photographer may be working far from a fixed camera position.
- Wireless range of 328 feet is specified in ideal open conditions — in indoor locations with concrete walls, metal structures, or high RF density (event venues, convention floors), effective range can drop considerably.
- Full feature access — particularly group modeling lamp control and zoom management — requires Godox-ecosystem flashes; users with legacy or third-party strobes get only basic sync.
- The memory function stores settings after a 2-second delay, which means powering off quickly after adjustments risks losing your last configuration.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Sony cameras is the XProII-S compatible with?
The XProII-S is designed for Sony Alpha cameras with a Multi Interface Shoe, including the A5000, A5100, A6000, A6300, A7, A7S, A7R II/III/IV, and A9 series. Crucially, it is also compatible with Sony bodies that have a PC sync socket, which expands its range to older Sony Alpha bodies not natively supported by hotshoe triggers. Always verify your specific body against Godox's compatibility list before purchasing.
What does the TCM function actually do on a shoot, and when should I use it?
TCM (TTL Convert to Manual) fires one TTL exposure to let the trigger measure and calculate the correct flash output, then locks that calculated value as a manual setting. On a shoot, this means you can use TTL to quickly find your starting exposure in a dynamic scene, then lock it to manual for consistent, repeatable results — without manually dialing in power by trial and error. It's especially useful for transitioning from run-and-gun event coverage to controlled portrait setups.
Does the XProII-S support high-speed sync, and does it require compatible flashes?
Yes — the XProII-S supports HSS up to 1/8000s. HSS is a feature of the flash-and-trigger system combined; the flash unit itself must also support HSS (most current Godox speedlites and monolights do). The trigger enables and controls HSS signaling, but a non-HSS flash will not benefit from the setting.
How does the Godox Flash app connect to the XProII-S?
The app connects via Bluetooth, not Wi-Fi. This means pairing is localized and doesn't require a separate network, but it also means range is limited to typical Bluetooth distances (roughly 30 feet). The app mirrors the trigger's on-board controls for adjusting group output, mode, and zoom settings — useful when the trigger is mounted on a camera in a fixed position and physical access is awkward.
Can the XProII-S control non-Godox flashes?
The XProII-S operates on Godox's proprietary 2.4GHz X wireless system. It will not provide TTL or HSS control over flashes from other manufacturers. It can trigger third-party flashes via the 2.5mm PC sync port in manual mode only, with no power control.
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