Godox Transmitter X3 TTL for Sony Built-in Battery 850 mAh

The Godox Transmitter X3 TTL for Sony is a compact 2.4 GHz radio transmitter with an integrated 850 mAh lithium battery and a touchscreen interface. Designed for use with the Godox X wireless system, the X3 supports TTL, manual and multi-flash modes, HSS and front/rear curtain sync while providing intuitive control via an OLED touch display and physical buttons.

Advantages

The X3 combines a lightweight, minimalist design with a responsive OLED touchscreen and tactile buttons for quick access to settings. It features bidirectional TCM conversion between TTL and manual values for precise exposure control, a backup channel scan to avoid interference from other users, and fast charging via USB-C including firmware update capability. The built-in 850 mAh battery charges from empty to full in about two hours.

Suitable for

• Event and studio photographers using Sony cameras who need wireless TTL control
• Outdoor shooters who require HSS and reliable 2.4 GHz triggering
• Photographers who switch frequently between TTL and manual flash settings

Key specifications

• System: Godox X 2.4 GHz radio
• Modes: TTL, Manual, Multi-flash; HSS, front and rear curtain sync
• Battery: Built-in 850 mAh lithium, USB-C fast charging (≈2 hours)
• Display: OLED touchscreen with adjustable brightness and screen lock
• Compatibility: Godox X system flashes; Sony camera hotshoe version
• MPN / EAN: X NANO S / 6952344234686

How to use

Attach the X3 transmitter to a compatible Sony camera hotshoe, power it on and pair it with your Godox flashes using the X 2.4 GHz channels. Use the touchscreen and physical buttons to select mode (TTL, Manual or Multi), adjust flash power or exposure compensation, and enable HSS or sync settings as needed. Use the screen swipe gesture to change brightness and the lock function to prevent accidental input. Charge the unit with a USB-C cable and update firmware via the same port when updates are available.

Recommendations

For stable wireless performance, perform a channel scan before critical shoots to avoid interference, keep firmware up to date via USB-C, and maintain the transmitter's battery charged to ensure reliable triggering throughout sessions.