Godox Wireless Flash Trigger Transmitter XPro-N - Reliable TTL HSS
Godox Wireless Flash Trigger Transmitter XPro-N - Reliable TTL HSS
Price subject to change. Tap below for current.
Couldn't load pickup availability
In this review of the Godox XPro-N transmitter the bottom line is simple: this unit is for Nikon users who want reliable remote flash control, fast high-speed sync and a compact controller they can trust on set. The reviewer found the XPro-N most valuable for event and location photographers who rely on consistent i-TTL metering and need the flexibility of 1/8000s high-speed sync. It is not a camera - it is a purpose-built flash commander that keeps flash groups and exposure control in one small package.
Key Features
- Wireless range: Up to about 100m transmission range gives confidence when shooting outdoors or across large rooms.
- Advanced exposure control: Supports TTL, manual and stroboscopic flash modes so users can switch between automated metering and precise manual power for creative lighting.
- High-speed sync: 1/8000s HSS capability lets photographers freeze motion or use wide apertures in bright conditions.
- Group and channel control: 5 group buttons plus 16 groups and 32 channels allow complex multi-flash setups and quick adjustments on the transmitter.
- Usability: Large backlit LCD and dedicated function buttons make changing modes and power settings straightforward during fast-paced shoots.
Who It's For
The XPro-N is aimed at Nikon shooters who use off-camera flash frequently: wedding, portrait, and location photographers will appreciate the mix of TTL convenience and full manual control. Its small footprint and 2AA battery power make it especially suited to photographers who move between locations and need a lightweight grip on lighting.
Photographers who require native support for non-Godox radio protocols or who never use multiple flash groups may find this more feature-rich than necessary. Studio users who need a dedicated studio system with continuous power packs might prefer a bespoke studio controller instead.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Robust i-TTL and manual control for smooth transitions between automatic and manual flash use.
- Reliable 2.4G wireless with up to 100m range for outdoor and large-venue work.
- Fast 1/8000s high-speed sync and group zoom control provide creative flexibility in bright or action situations.
Cons
- Requires 2 AA batteries which may drain faster during heavy use; carry spares for extended shoots.
- Designed for the Godox X wireless system so users with other radio ecosystems will have limited compatibility.
Specifications
| Transmission range | Approx. 0-100m |
| Wireless | Built-in 2.4G MSK |
| Channels | 32 |
| Groups | 16 (buttons for 5 groups) |
| Power | 2 x AA batteries (use 1.5V) |
| Functions | TTL, Manual, Stroboscopic, HSS, TCM, Zoom control, Modeling lamp control |
| Dimensions / Weight | 90 x 58 x 50mm / 80g |
Our Verdict
The Godox XPro-N transmitter is a strong value for Nikon shooters who want a compact commander that combines dependable TTL metering with full manual and high-speed sync capability. It suits photographers who manage multiple flash groups and need quick on-device control; carry spare AA cells and it becomes a reliable daily tool.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this trigger work with Nikon TTL flashes?
Yes, the XPro-N is designed to control Nikon-compatible flashes using i-TTL through the Godox X wireless system.
Can it do high-speed sync?
Yes, the transmitter supports 1/8000s high-speed sync for wide-aperture or action shooting.
How is it powered and how long will it last?
The unit uses two 1.5V AA batteries; battery life depends on usage and frequent HSS flashes will use cells faster, so keep spares.
Editor's Take
The Godox XPro-N is a compact, reliable transmitter for Nikon users that combines dependable i-TTL metering with manual and 1/8000s HSS control, making it great for event and location photographers who manage multiple flash groups.

Recently viewed
Recently viewed products will appear here as customers browse the store.