Godox Xpro II-S TTL Wireless Flash Trigger for Sony with Bluetooth

On a fast-paced portrait set, a Sony photographer juggles key lights, rim lights, and a hairlight—all needing different power and zoom. The Godox Xpro II-S puts every adjustment at your fingertips: a large backlit LCD, 16 groups, and 32 channels over 2.4 GHz, plus Bluetooth for the GodoxPhoto app. Mount it on your hot shoe, load two AA batteries, and control your entire lighting rig without leaving the camera.

Key specifications

• Compatible with Sony cameras (MI hot shoe)
• Godox X 2.4 GHz wireless system, 32 channels, 16 groups (A-P)
• TTL, Manual, and Multi (stroboscopic) flash modes
• High-speed sync up to 1/8000s, first and second curtain sync
• Bluetooth for GodoxPhoto app control (iOS/Android)
• Large backlit LCD with intuitive interface
• TCM function: instantly convert TTL to manual power
• Auto channel scan for interference-free triggering
• Modeling lamp and zoom control from the transmitter
• 2.5mm sync cord port for wired triggering
• USB-C port for firmware updates
• Powered by 2x AA batteries (not included)
• Wireless range approx. 100 m
• Operating frequency: 2404 - 2479.5 MHz
• ID function (01-99) to avoid interference from other shooters

Why choose it

The Xpro II-S builds on Godox's proven X system with a clearer screen, faster dial, and Bluetooth connectivity. TCM lets you lock in a TTL exposure and then fine-tune manually, saving time on complex lighting setups. The scan function automatically selects the least crowded channel, so you can shoot confidently even in busy environments.

Ideal use cases

• Studio portrait photography with multiple off-camera flashes
• On-location shoots requiring quick adjustments via smartphone
• Event photography where reliable triggering is critical
• Creative stroboscopic and high-speed sync work

Good to know

Firmware updates via USB-C keep your trigger compatible with future Godox flashes. The 2.5mm sync port allows wired triggering for studio strobes. The backlit LCD is easy to read in dim environments, and the intuitive dial speeds up changes between shots.