Godox AD400 Pro AD400Pro 400ws GN72 TTL Battery-Powered Monolight, 1/8000 HSS Outdoor Flash Strobe Light, Built-in Godox 2.4G System, 390 Full Power Pops, 0.01-1s Recycle Time, 30w LED Modeling Lamp

A Godox AD400 pro camera is an invaluable tool for photography and outdoor portraits, which I had originally purchased it in December. It is so well lit! I stopped using my strobe light a couple of weeks ago. There was no damage to it or anything I dropped, it just simply wouldn't turn on. I followed reviews online and some will say it was the battery, so I bought a new one, but that did not work either. As I knew the strobe light was badly damaged internally, I decided to replace it. The product did not come with a warranty that normally comes with these products, so I was a bit nervous about having a $700 dollar item sitting around In response to my email, Godox sent me a video of how to open and reset a battery, but it wasn't much help. The tools and the experience to do so were not available to me. At last, they told me to contact the seller first. So I did, I contacted Pergear, and they were so helpful and told me to ship my strobe to them, and if they could see it wasn't damaged by me, they would replace it for me. The long and short of it is that after an amazing email exchange with Lemon from Pergear, I received my new light within a week of In addition, I was also given the option to extend my light's warranty for 24 months. This was an amazing customer service from this seller that I just wanted to share. I will definitely buy from him for the rest of my photography gear going forward.

Xavier Erickson

| Sep 16, 2020

This is something I really like. As long as it is placed somewhere, it works the way it should. A glow softbox or beauty dish on my camera is usually paired with it Since then, I have never had a problem while indoors. It just works. In the summer, however, as it is very hot here, it may overheat (which is why it will prevent damage to itself due to the heat). But on a sunny morning I am still forced to go full power to achieve what I am seeking. In addition to doing so, the fan kicks on, causing the battery to drain In spite of that, I was able to use the camera outside for half a day. I had to shoot for 8 hours (group event), but I had a second event at the same time. Even so, a typical one-to-one photo shoot will suffice with the battery. I've attached photos of how it looks, but you can see it gives a very The modifier was just for those who were wondering.

Amina Hendricks

| Feb 11, 2021

There is no better match up than two AD200s. There's a plasticky bottom part on the stand where you put in the stand. A better design would have been more appropriate. Although this is a premium product, I have to admit that Godox has not let me down with their brand. There are a lot of costs associated with an Ad600, and I think it is more than I can bear. I've found that the Plus Ad400 covers my needs more than adequately. Both of these and the AD200 are in my possession. It's just a clamp, so if I need more I can get it from that. With it, you'll be able to take your camera with you. There don't seem to be any separate batteries available. Furthermore, it would be cool if the cable was designed so that the head could be detached. I can shoot at least a thousand photos for my modeling shoots with this because it puts out plenty of light. Also, it features a more modern interface that is easy to read. The next time I buy one of these is probably going to be. In my opinion, this paired layout is superior to the two AD200s. In addition to having to bring an extra accessory, that seems to be a lot of work and not dependable. Further, what if one flash fails to ignite before the other? For a 400 Watt system, this makes so much more sense. My collection consists of 3 Ad200 and this one. It makes sense to me to use one Ad400 as a main light, one Ad200 as a fill, and either two for back lighting or one for hair lighting and one for background lighting. Just because I love it so much, this is the perfect portable solution until I get another Ad400. Instead of working with two Ad200s, I think it makes much more sense to have one interface. Also, if you put them on TTL, what guarantees do you have that they will both produce the same results.

Titan Jenkins

| Jul 22, 2021

It is not powered by the battery. There's no way I'll afford to spend $500 on something like As a result, I have not been able to use it once for the battery and charger are not working. There are many ways I've tried to charge the battery, but it just won't charge. My money has now gone up in smoke because I won't even be able to get it back. Alternatives are available that are cheaper and better.

Skylar Costello

| Oct 27, 2020

My wife and I have 2 of these and 3 replacement changers ($45 each) over the past couple of It was a series of books I often recommended to other photographers, but I no longer recommend them. The battery I have apparently isn't charging anymore, because I've tested them five times already. It must be possible to find a better solution to these problems. There are no lights or anything on the charger when it is plugged in. The game is over. Although they work great when they do, when they do not work they are less effective.

Davian Hale

| Oct 07, 2020

Choosing HSS meant I did not have to use a stationary set of lights as I wanted a portable set of lights with enough power to overpower the sun. For Fuji X-Trans sensors With the T3 and the Godox XPro I trigger the F button. I am very happy with the quality and consistency of the It was a problem with the first battery, but Amazon replaced it at no cost to me!.

Edith Rodriguez

| Sep 29, 2020

Portability is one of the things I love about The transmitter is very easy to set up. This is an awesome product!.

Carter Arias

| Nov 13, 2020

As I tested the strobe, I found out that when the strobe is in HSS mode, when it is fired from the button on the unit, it does not A trigger from a camera is the only source of HSS. You need to be careful as the difference is approximately 2/3 stop.

Aliana Rivera

| Aug 21, 2021