Godox AD200 AD-B2 Bowens Mount Double Tubes Light Head Bracket - 400W

In this review the AD200 AD-B2 Bowens mount light head bracket is examined for photographers who want a compact way to combine two AD200 pocket flashes into a single, higher-output unit. The bottom line: this accessory is for shooters who already own one or more AD200 flashes and need a simple bracket to produce up to 400W combined power while retaining portability and a Bowens mount for modifiers. It does not include flash bulbs or bodies, so plan to pair it with your existing AD200 units.

Key Features

• Dual-tube mount: Installs two AD200 pocket flashes together to achieve a combined 400W power output for stronger, more controllable light.
• Bowens S-mount compatibility: Built-in Bowens style mount accepts a wide range of speedrings and modifiers for quick shaping of light.
• Adjustable mounting bracket: Attaches to a light stand and tightens with a direction adjusting handle so you can aim and secure the head reliably during a shoot.
• Flexible tube placement: Offers two tube sockets; placing the tube in the central No. 1 socket is recommended for better light effects when using a single flash.
• Portable kit contents: Ships with the AD200 dual power flash head and a TuYung cloth for transport and protection, keeping the unit compact for location work.

Who It's For

The AD-B2 is best for portrait, event, and location photographers who already own one or more Godox AD200 pocket flashes and want to step up light output without moving to a much larger strobe. It is practical for shooters who value the small footprint of the AD200 system but occasionally need the extra combined power and the convenience of a Bowens mount for modifiers.

It is not for buyers who expect a complete flash kit; the product does not include AD200 flash bodies or tubes. Photographers who need integrated battery packs or a single unified head with built-in controls should look at other full strobe heads rather than this bracket-style solution.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Mount quality is praised by users, and the Bowens S-mount offers broad modifier compatibility.
• Functionality is straightforward and effective, working well even in systems with multiple AD200 units.
• Combining two flashes gives a usable 400W equivalent output while keeping the kit portable.

Cons

• Requires two AD200 flashes and their tubes, which are not included, so additional expense is necessary to gain the combined power.
• Some users report mixed impressions of power and stability when operated under demanding conditions, so testing is advised for critical shoots.

Specifications

Product	AD200 dual power flash head (AD-B2)
Compatibility	Fits Godox AD200 pocket flashes
Combined output	Up to 400W equivalent when two AD200 units are installed
Mount type	Bowens S-mount style
Included items	1 x AD200 dual power flash head, 1 x TuYung cloth
Mounting	Light stand attachment with adjustable direction handle

Our Verdict

The AD200 AD-B2 Bowens mount double tube bracket is a practical, good-value accessory for photographers who already own AD200 flashes and need a compact way to double output and use Bowens modifiers. It keeps the system portable and improves modifier flexibility, though buyers should account for the missing flashes and test stability in their workflow before critical shoots.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this include AD200 flash bodies?
No. The AD-B2 bracket ships without flash bulbs or AD200 bodies; you must supply your own AD200 units and tubes.

Will standard Bowens modifiers fit?
Yes. The unit uses a Bowens S-mount style adapter so standard speedrings and modifiers are compatible.

How are two flashes positioned?
There are two tube sockets; when using one flash the No. 1 central socket gives better light effects, or install two flashes separately into the No. 1 and No. 2 sockets for combined output.