Godox X1R-N 2.4G Wireless Receiver Flash Trigger Single Receiver for Nikon DSLR Camera (X1R-N Receiver)

I put together an inexpensive photography studio in my home the Godox system items I purchased are the most expensive parts but are still reasonably priced and function perfectly!

Because of these Godox receivers I no longer have to buy the newest flash units but I can buy older used ones, save lots of money and still get the results that I want. They also let me control and adjust the flash units from up to 100 yards away. They are simply great and they work.

This receiver allows me to use some of my Nikon flash unites, however, all functions are not useable. I do still like it.

Switched from a trigger/receiver/flash set up to this, which, when paired with Godox strobe, eliminates the need for a receiver. Praise be! It's very simple to set up and use, very easy to read, and totally reliable. Relatively low tech without endless mysteriously placed sub menus. LOVE.

Works excellent with my SB-500 and my ancient SB-30 (although that flash is not iTTL compatible, it does work with the manual modes). I Got this as a second remote unit since I already have the X1N-T+R set, and wanted a 2-flash systemI'd definitely recommend this to anyone looking at an inexpensive off-camera flash solution, with existing iTTL flashes,that wants a little more flexibility than the CLS system can achieve at a MUCH lower pricepoint.

I have a Nikon D5600. I use the transmitter to fire two flash strobes using this receiver. The flash strobes are a Metz 45CT-5 and a Sunpak 544 flash units. There is no way I can connect either flash unit directly to my camera because it would fry my camera electronics. This solution proved to work out perfectly, especially because I purchased the flash units on Ebay for less than $100. I am on a tight budget and this was the best solution to a Lumedyne or Speedotron studio strobe system. I did have Paramount Sync Cords customize a sync cord for the Metz and the Sunpak flash to connect to the receiver. If you are on a budget, you should consider this combination. Here are a couple of pics I took using the transmitter, receivers and flash units. You will have to set the transmitter to "single pin" manual to use with the Nikon D5600.

I have tested with "dumb" speedlights and also used with my studio strobes. Works well. As with the sending unit - the door that covers the ports does not stay in place now that it has been opened. Other than that, I am looking forward to getting more Godox products.

TTL does not work with Nikon flashes. The flash will fire, but lens and exposure information will not update from the camera.