Upgraded YN560-TX II LCD Flash Trigger Remote Controller, for Canon and YN560IV/III YN660 with Wake-up Function for Canon Cameras

Being able to carry a 3 or 4 light setup in a shoulder bag is as good as it gets. I use the YN 50 III flashes daily and this little guy controls them all very easily from the camera - it really is among the MOST useful, indispensable pieces of gear I've ever had. Price wise, it's about 1/6 the cost of a PW and with the YN heads, much more flexible and reliable. Pairing is a PITA the first time, but once it's set up, the system works perfectly. Trigger battery level, each unit's settings and group assignment are always visible, the mount is SECURE unlike other units that get easily knocked off or loose. It's tiny, light, tough and supremely capable. 100s of thousands of images in, it's easy to get it at 95% right the first test shot, and then takes a couple of seconds to fine tune and get to work. A 4 light setup that will work in a myriad of ways that ALL runs under 3 bills and will fit easily in a shoulder bag (less stands) is a Godsend. Permanently spoiled on YN - all my OEM lighting stays home, and even for most studio sets, 2-3 560 IIIs and this little gem are all you need. Unless large specific mods are needed for a particular shot, even the big studio lights are unnecessary (90%+ of the time). Built like tanks, priced like popcorn, and day after day, set after set, they just work. I have raved about the YN stuff for years, and nobody who ever listened has EVER looked back. It's just that good and easy to use. Dropped, gotten wet, bumped, beat up and abused but they just keep going. You can pay a LOT more, but you won't get more.

Works great synced up right away. Very happy with these.

I got this remote trigger as the Canon version but it is sometimes promoted as being universal and I was hoping it would also work with the Fuji XPro 2 camera . It does not work with the X Pro 2. It works fine with my Canon 7D. Along with the trigger, I also got the YN560 IV flash. The combination works fine and it is very convenient to change flash power with the trigger/controller. The trigger also works with my old YN565EX flash but it does not control the YN565EX. The controls on the trigger and those on the YN560 IV are almost, but not quite the same. In particular, access the channel change is different and this is a little confusing at first. All in all, a good value and combination. I'll probably be adding a couple more YN560 IV flashes.

Excellente

Este transmisor nos ha arreglado la vida, mi esposo y yo somos fotógrafos de boda en Colombia, y hemos notado la diferencia este una foto con flash directo y cerca, a cuando usamos el transmisor y el difusor, la calidad de foto sobre todo en exteriores mejora un 1000% Recomendadisimo, además se adapta muy bien a nuestro flash youngnuo

The 4 star overall rating reflects the lack of clarity in the description of the Yongnuo flash/controller that this is required to control the YN-560 flash. I have an older Yongnuo wireless controller for a Canon 430 flash which has worked very well for several years. I was under the impression that the older controller would sync/control the Canon and Yongnuo. I ended up using the Yongnuo controller to adjust the newer flashes and keyed them, as slaves , to the Canon 430 flash adjusted by the older controller.

This item was exactly what I needed for my flash. It synced flawlessly

This controller is easy to work with and controls all my 560 flash compatible flashes

Excelente, este nuevo modelo es más compacto y liviano. Compraré el próximo para tener el par.

good, UI need improvements

Very good performamce

I'm very satisfied. I use it with 3 Yongnuo YN560 IV speedlites and it worked like a charm. The only downside is that it's only in synch with my camera up to a shutter speed of 1/200 sec.

Sencillo y fácil de usar, cumple con lo que necesitaba