Godox AD-B2 Flash Bracket for AD200 Series - Twin Head Bowens Mount

In this review the Godox AD-B2 flash bracket is evaluated as a practical upgrade for photographers who already own one or two Godox AD200 style pocket flashes. The bottom line: it converts portable pocket flashes into a Bowens-mount light head so that existing small flash units can power larger modifiers and deliver a combined output when two heads are used. Reviewers will appreciate the simple conversion concept and the ability to pair two AD200 or Flashpoint eVOLV 200 units to approach a 400W equivalent output for more serious continuous or strobe lighting needs.

Key Features

• Compatible Model: Works with Godox AD200, AD200Pro and AD200Pro II as well as Flashpoint eVOLV 200, allowing use of common pocket flashes in a bracketed head.
• Bowens Mount: Adds a standard Bowens S-type mount so the unit accepts reflectors, softboxes, snoots and other popular modifiers for more flexible shaping of light.
• Dual Power Option: Lets you install two pocket flashes to combine their output, effectively increasing usable power and making it easier to light larger scenes.
• Easy Operation: Installation is straightforward: insert the flash tubes or plug flash heads into the bracket without complex adapters, making setup fast on location.
• Umbrella Support: The bracket includes an umbrella shaft channel so users can still deploy umbrellas with the Bowens-mounted modifiers for soft, broad light.

Who It's For

Photographers who already own AD200 series or Flashpoint eVOLV 200 pocket flashes and want to expand their modifier options will find this bracket valuable; it turns portable flashes into a more studio-friendly head. It is especially useful for event, portrait and on-location shooters who need stronger, modifier-compatible light without buying a larger monolight.

It is less suitable for buyers who need built-in monolight controls, integrated flash tubes, or a full-featured studio head out of the box; the product does not include monolights, standard reflectors or flash tubes, so you must have or buy compatible flashes and modifiers separately.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Well built and functional bracket that adapts pocket flashes to Bowens modifiers for greater versatility.
• Allows two AD200-style units to be combined for a higher effective output useful in larger setups.
• Simple to operate, with an umbrella shaft channel and easy insertion of flash tubes or heads.

Cons

• Does not include monolights, standard reflectors or flash tubes, so additional purchases are required to use it as a complete head.

Specifications

Compatible models	Godox AD200, AD200Pro, AD200Pro II; Flashpoint eVOLV 200
Mount type	Bowens S-type
Configuration	Dual pocket flash bracket (twin head)
Power outcome	Install two pocket flashes to achieve combined ~400W equivalent output
Accessory support	Reflectors, softboxes, snoots, Parapops and umbrella shaft channel

Our Verdict

The AD-B2 bracket is a practical, cost effective way to make AD200-style pocket flashes work with Bowens modifiers and boost combined output for larger lighting needs. Photographers with existing AD200 or eVOLV 200 units get extended modifier compatibility and a straightforward route to more powerful light, though buyers should budget for the required flashes and modifiers since none are included.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use only one flash in the bracket?
Yes, you can install a single AD200-style flash or a single Streaklight 360 flash tube and use the Bowens mount modifiers as needed.

Are flashes and reflectors included?
No, the monolights, standard reflectors and flash tubes are not included with the bracket; those must be supplied separately.

Will it fit standard Bowens accessories?
Yes, the bracket provides a standard Bowens S-type mount that accepts common modifiers like softboxes and reflectors.