JJC JF-U2 Wireless Remote Control & Flash Trigger Kit

I was skeptical before buying this but it works like a charm. Works every time. The 23V battery in the trigger is great. Lasts long... really long!It works with strobes and also speedlights.Pros.1) Universal compatibility.2) Easy to carry around and fix for off camera flashes and Strobes.Cons1) The object of using channels is spoiled as the channel changing option in the transmitter is positioned inside of the battery chamber. You cannot detach, open and change the channels every time. I don't know what the product designers were thinking (That is why 1 star less!)Otherwise a handy companion and can sync the lights with your cameras. I have used it with Canon 1100D, 600D & Nikon D7000, D7200. Works flawlessly. No misses.

This is a handy little device which is necessary for photography enthusiasts who would like to use a basic remote flash trigger. The package contains one transmitter, two receivers, 2x2 AAA batteries, 1 23A 12V battery and two pairs of studio light cable and 6.3 mm jack. The transmitter require 2 AAA 1.5V batteries to operate, whereas the transmitter works using a 23A 12V battery.The device is working as expected, which i have tested using my Canon 60 D and two 430 EX II external flash units. The hot shoe on the receiver unit is a tight fit for the flash units, and as a result i am unable to lock the flash into the shoe. This is a minor inconvenience and there is no danger of the flash slipping off the receiver. I have tested this in a range of approximately 10m, although the manual states it will work over a 30m distance.This does not support ETTL mode, so you need to walk around the room manually setting up the flash units. Hi speed sync is also not possible.Apart from working as a remote flash trigger, this can also function as a remote shutter release for your camera. There is a switch on the receiver unit which lets you configure it as a remote flash trigger or a remote shutter release. By connecting the receiver to the remote shutter release socket of the camera, you should be able to remotely release the camera shutter using the transmitter. However, the cable provided in this kit is a 3.5mm to 2.5mm female to female cable, so i am unable to connect the receiver and my 60D's shutter release socket. I am thinking of getting a compatible cable and check this out later.Seller - Roy imaging

I have 2 flashes, a Nikon SB600 and an older Sigma one, which is manual. I bought this remote trigger to do some experiments with both these flashes and it works like a charm on both my cameras, the D200 and D7500. Does what it says and a great tool for hobbyists like me to experiment with different light settings.

Product is really good, works great with my Nikon camera and Digitek Flash. Only complain I have is the cord provided with trigger for using it as shutter release is for Canon. They have not provided the Nikon cable. You have to buy it separately which costs around 399rs on Amazon.

First delivery had missing item, promptly replaced by seller, but delivery was poor.Product quality quite good for the price.

Never choose this product who is going to use it for digitek speedlight flashes

I am mainly using it for triggering my Canon camera and Yongnuo flash while shooting my family portraits. Value for money product. No problems so far. One has to buy the cables which suits their cameras.

Works sometimes, doesn't work sometimes....and then starts working again.... specially when using both receivers.