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Godox builds its Sony-specific flash lineup around the same 2.4GHz X-System wireless protocol as its Canon/Nikon lines, with full TTL, HSS, and manual control over Sony’s Multi Interface (MI) hotshoe. Here’s the real Sony-compatible (‘-S’ suffix) lineup, from flagship on-camera speedlights down to a compact off-camera pocket flash setup.
| # | Product | Price | Where to buy |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Godox V1 Pro S | $260-$280 | Amazon · eBay |
| 2 | Godox V1-S | $220-$240 | Amazon · eBay |
| 3 | Godox V860III-S | $170-$190 | Amazon · eBay |
| 4 | Godox V860II-S | $130-$150 | Amazon · eBay |
| 5 | Godox TT350S | $85-$100 | Amazon · eBay |
| 6 | Godox TT600S | $60-$70 | Amazon · eBay |
| 7 | Godox AD200Pro | $280-$300 | Amazon · eBay |
| 8 | Godox X2T-S Wireless Flash Trigger | $60-$70 | Amazon · eBay |
The picks, in detail
Godox V1 Pro S
Godox’s current flagship round-head speedlight for Sony, adding a detachable sub-flash for fill light on top of the original V1-S’s feature set.
- Round flash head with detachable sub-flash
- 76Ws output, TTL/HSS up to 1/8000s
- Li-ion battery, ~500 full-power flashes per charge
- 2.4GHz X-System built-in wireless control
- Round head gives softer, more natural catchlights than a rectangular flash head
- Detachable sub-flash is a genuinely useful addition over the original V1-S
- Highest price in the Sony lineup
Godox V1-S
The original round-head flagship, still sold and now at a lower price than the Pro version, with the same round-head softness benefit.
- Round flash head design
- 76Ws output, TTL/HSS to 1/8000s
- 28-105mm auto zoom range
- 2.4GHz X-System wireless built in
- Same signature round-head softer light as the Pro version, at a lower price
- Very well established in the Sony flash community
- No sub-flash — the main feature the Pro version added
Godox V860III-S
The current-generation rectangular-head speedlight, positioned as the direct upgrade to the long-running V860II-S with faster recycle and more full-power flashes per charge.
- 76Ws output, TTL/HSS to 1/8000s
- 480 full-power flashes per charge
- 0.01-1.5s recycle time
- Compatible as a master with AD200Pro/AD400Pro via its own wireless system
- Faster recycle time than the previous V860II generation
- Can act as an on-camera master for off-camera Godox strobes
- Rectangular head gives harder-edged light than the V1 series’ round head
Godox V860II-S
The previous-generation rectangular speedlight, still widely sold and now at a discount versus the V860III — a solid budget alternative with the same core feature set.
- 60Ws output, TTL/HSS to 1/8000s
- 2000mAh Li-ion battery
- 20-200mm zoom range
- 2.4G wireless X-System
- Cheaper than the V860III-S for buyers who don’t need the latest recycle-time improvements
- Long, well-documented track record
- Slower recycle time and fewer full-power flashes per charge than the V860III
Godox TT350S
A compact mini speedlight built specifically to balance well on smaller Sony mirrorless bodies, without sacrificing TTL/HSS support.
- Compact, lightweight body (fits small mirrorless cameras)
- TTL, HSS to 1/8000s
- 2.4G X-System wireless
- AA-battery powered
- Much smaller and lighter than the V-series flashes — better balance on compact Sony bodies
- Full TTL/HSS despite the small size
- AA batteries recycle slower than the Li-ion V-series flashes
Godox TT600S
A budget manual (non-TTL) speedlight for Sony that still uses the same 2.4GHz X-System, aimed at buyers who don’t need automatic exposure metering.
- Manual power control (no TTL)
- Built-in 2.4G X-System receiver
- HSS support
- AA-battery powered
- Cheapest way into the Godox Sony-compatible ecosystem
- Fine for studio/off-camera setups where you’re metering manually anyway
- No TTL automatic metering — manual exposure only
Godox AD200Pro
A pocket-sized studio strobe rather than a hotshoe speedlight — far more power than any speedlight here, but it needs a separate trigger (like the X2T-S below) for full TTL control on a Sony body.
- 200Ws output — well beyond speedlight power levels
- Interchangeable flash heads (bare bulb or Fresnel)
- TTL/HSS via a compatible X-System trigger
- Li-ion battery pack
- Far more output than a speedlight for off-camera lighting setups
- Interchangeable heads add real versatility
- Not a direct hotshoe-mount flash — requires the X2T-S trigger (sold separately) for TTL on Sony
Godox X2T-S Wireless Flash Trigger
The transmitter that puts any off-camera Godox X-System flash or strobe (including the AD200Pro above) under full TTL/HSS control from a Sony camera’s hotshoe.
- Mounts on the Sony MI hotshoe
- TTL, HSS, and manual control of X-System flashes/strobes
- Group and channel control for multi-flash setups
- LCD screen with backlight
- Required if you want TTL control over off-camera studio strobes like the AD200Pro
- Also works with any on-camera Godox speedlight for remote triggering
- An added purchase on top of the flash itself if you’re going off-camera
Buying tips
- All Godox flashes for Sony use the ‘-S’ suffix specifically — buying a Canon (-C) or Nikon (-N) version won’t give you TTL metering on a Sony body, even though it mounts on the same MI hotshoe shape in some cases.
- The round-head V1/V1 Pro produces noticeably softer catchlights and more even falloff than the rectangular-head V860/TT-series flashes — worth prioritizing for portrait work specifically.
- If you want off-camera lighting with full TTL control, budget for the X2T-S trigger alongside any flash or strobe that doesn’t have its own transmitter built in (like the AD200Pro).
- The V860III-S can act as an on-camera master to wirelessly trigger other Godox flashes/strobes, which can save you from buying a separate trigger if you already own one.
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