Godox S2 Speedlite S-Type Bracket Bowens Mount, for Godox V1 AD200Pro AD400Pro AD200 V860II TT685 TT600 TT350, Precise Tilt Control, Large Adjustment Handle, Integrated Umbrella Mount, Pack of 2

Godox S2 Speedlite S-Type Bracket Bowens Mount, for Godox V1 AD200Pro AD400Pro AD200 V860II TT685 TT600 TT350, Precise Tilt Control, Large Adjustment Handle, Integrated Umbrella Mount, Pack of 2

$ 50.00

Score By Feature

Based on 27 ratings

Sturdiness

9.80

Durability

9.90

Quality of material

9.69

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Product Description

Is Compatible With AD200Pro, AD200, AD400Pro, V860II Series, TT685 Series, TT600 Series, TT350 Series of Godox cameras, etc.

This Bowens S-type mount will allow studio light modifiers to be used. It is compatible with all Bowens mount accessories

The umbrella holder is crafted from impact-resistant ABS plastic, features a precise tilt control, a large adjustment handle, and an umbrella mount integrated into the handle

Pre-assembly or disassembly is not necessary, the mount just requires gentle pressure - no touch-fittings required, mounts both vertically and horizontally

With depth and spread controls for Shoe Mount Flashes and Bare Bulb Strobes, the mounted light head can be adjusted for different shoe mount flashes and bare bulb strobes

Selected User Reviews For Godox S2 Speedlite S-Type Bracket Bowens Mount, for Godox V1 AD200Pro AD400Pro AD200 V860II TT685 TT600 TT350, Precise Tilt Control, Large Adjustment Handle, Integrated Umbrella Mount, Pack of 2

I consider this a good and flexible bowens speedlight holder, but it isn't perfect

4/5

It's not perfect but I consider it a lot better than the older design which From now on, it will be able to accommodate a much greater choice of Godox's portable strobes. There is absolutely no chance that it will hold two of the larger 600 type It would be more exciting if it did, then people would rave about it more. There are actually only two TT350s inside instead of the much larger version. Besides holding the AD200 with the speedlight attachment well, it provides good support for the AD200. This is not true if the bulb is simply connected to the head or if an extension cable is used. Extension cables work well with my AD200 since they distribute the majority of the weight elsewhere on the stand, but when mounted on the bracket that receives all the attachments, the cable is offset to one side rather than directly out the back, which makes using the extension cable an awkward process. With the AD200, there is an attachment for bare bulbs that doesn't have any screw holes In this holder, there is a removable knob on the side, which makes adjusting the module almost impossible. The rest of the angle adjustment tension lock appears to work perfectly, and it does not seem to slip out of the The various Godox flash modules are keeping me from taking out my dremel and making the necessary cutouts.

Karla Good

| Jun 13, 2021

This is how to re- An old 40-year-old flash can be put to good use

5/5

The bag in which I keep my Flashes contains (6) Vivitar 5600 flashes, which are 40 years old. There was no use for them until we found the Godox S2's. In the end, I mounted the S2's on the Octoboxes and mounted them in a 47" Deluxe Godox Octobox, and it turned out great! It's a great kit I'm going to keep in the office for times I'm too lazy to pull out my Quantum Qflash! It's funny (lol)!.