Profoto
Profoto 901314 Connect Wireless Transmitter for Nikon
★★★★★
Usb-c
Streamline your Nikon lighting with one-touch TTL and HSS triggering for fast-moving portrait and event sessions.
$199.00*
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Overview
Key Features
Usb-c to USB-A charging cable
Protective case
Limited 2-year
Specifications
Brand
Profoto
Model
Connect Wireless Transmitter for Nikon
Compatibility
Nikon cameras with Profoto AirTTL lights
Modes
Auto (TTL), Manual, Off
Features
Flash Sync, Remote Control, Auto TTL, HSS
Charging
USB-C to USB-A cable (included)
Included Accessories
USB-C to USB-A charging cable, protective case
Warranty
Limited 2-year
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Dead-simple Auto/Manual/Off interface means you can trigger TTL flash without menu-diving during a fast-paced event shoot.
- Ultra-compact footprint sits nearly flat on the hot shoe, adding virtually no bulk or weight to your Nikon body.
- HSS support lets you shoot wide open with flash outdoors, giving you soft bokeh-rich portraits even in bright midday sun.
- Built-in rechargeable battery eliminates the coin-cell scramble — one USB-C charge lasts through multiple full-day sessions.
- Reliable wireless connection maintains consistent flash sync across a studio or reception hall without misfires.
👎 Cons
- No LCD screen or detailed power readout — you're limited to three simple modes without the granular control of the Air Remote TTL.
- Only compatible with Profoto's own AirTTL ecosystem, so it won't trigger third-party strobes or speedlights.
- Manual mode offers basic power adjustment but lacks the fine-tuned group and channel control that multi-light setups often demand.
- Nikon-specific hot shoe lock means you need a separate Connect unit if you also shoot Canon or Sony bodies.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Profoto lights does the Connect transmitter work with?
It pairs with Profoto AirTTL-compatible lights, including the B10, B10 Plus, D2, and A-series flashes. Non-TTL Profoto lights like the D1 can be triggered in manual mode only.
Does the Connect support high-speed sync on Nikon bodies?
Yes. HSS is supported, letting you overpower ambient light with wide apertures — useful for outdoor portraits where you need flash at shutter speeds above your camera's native sync speed.
How is the Connect powered and how long does the battery last?
It runs on a built-in rechargeable battery charged via the included USB-C to USB-A cable. A full charge provides roughly 40 hours of standby use, so it rarely needs topping off during a full shoot day.
Can I adjust flash power from the transmitter itself?
In Manual mode you can adjust power directly on the Connect. In Auto (TTL) mode, the transmitter communicates exposure data to the light and you can apply exposure compensation. The interface is intentionally simplified — for granular multi-light control, Profoto recommends the Air Remote TTL instead.
Does this transmitter fit in the hot shoe without blocking the viewfinder?
The Connect has a very low-profile design that sits flush on the hot shoe. It won't obstruct optical or electronic viewfinders on any current Nikon body.
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