MEIKE MK-320P Mini TTL Speedlite Automatic Flash GN32 Fit Olympus Panasonic and M4/3 Mount Camera E-P5 E-PM E-M1 E-M5 E-M10 E-PL5 E-PL6 E-PL7 GM5 GX1 GX7 GX8 G3 LX100

Good for travel

Not sure what I expected for the low price but what I received was a very well made compact flash. Similar in both size and build to my old Nikon SB400. I am getting very natural looking fill flash results in TLL mode. Recommend 👍

Used it in a dimly lit biergarten in Germany. Images were clear. Need to learn more on how to optimize flash conditions on my Olympus EM10.

I could not be more happy with this little flash! It is strong and bright, small, light and portable and very reliable. I have used in manual mode , slave mode and TTL mode and they all worked perfectly. The battery life is incredible. I haven't counted but I have triggered dozens of flashes with it and the batter insisted on showing a full charge still. It is butt simple to use, and easy to adjust. It's got great power management. I would get another one of these in a heartbeat.Two cons:1. It has a non standard size and shape from most market flashes so finding diffusers is tough2. I haven't seen a camera top trigger for it so I can use and adjust it off camera. I solved the problem by putting in slave mode and firing this flash and my yongnuo flash from my camera mounted Yongnuo controller.I would be very interested in a trigger system for this flash.

Got the right model, MK320, even the box has the sticker that says "For Panasonic Lumix Olympus" but as you can see on the picture the hotshoe is for Sony, I can not use it with my camera.

I am very impressed with the function and performance of the Meike MK-320P camera flash.The flash interfaced flawlessly with my Panasonic FZ-1000 camera and provides the light I need for indoor low light pictures.The built in flash on most digital cameras is adequate for a few situations. But, generally speaking you need a shoe mount flash with more light output for quality pictures indoors. I often use a flash with an off camera cable so that I have more control over light reflections and shadows. The MK-320 provides enough light and recycles fast enough to help me take great pictures indoors and in low light.This flash produces a lot of light for a small two AA battery flash unit.I've read some reviews that complain about the cycle time and the flash coverage. In my opinion, the MK-320 flash performs well above what should be expected for the physical size and the price of the flash unit. If you need a faster recycle time or more light output, you need a bigger, more expensive flash unit.Back inn my 35mm film camera days, I had flash units that used 4 and even 6 AA batteries for power. The recycle time and light output were fantastic. I don't expect that amount of light and speed from a small flash unit.If you're looking for better performance than your on camera flash but want a small lightweight flash unit that is very portable, I highly recommend the Meike MK-320 series model that matches your camera brand / model.

Have been using this Meike MK320 as my compact travel flash with my most used travel camera, Panasonic GX9 (with 14-140 F3.5-5.6 lens), for the past 4.5 years and in that role it is great. Has good power output, good recycle time at 1/2 power or less, tilts and swivels and has very even light throw.I really like its small size (about 2/3 the size of a Godox TT350 - my primary flash when not traveling) and the fact that you can charge the two AA NiMH batteries in the flash with a micro USB cable phone charger in about 5 hours, so no need to carry a separate wall charger for the rechargeable AA batteries.It is a 28 mm lens width beam with no zoom, so its range is about 60' (iso 100 @ F4.0) - good enough for 99% of my vacation photos.

The biggest detractor to this little flash, is its battery life. It is horrible. I can use my Speedlite flashes for hours, but this one doesn't seem to have been well thought out. The battery is self-contained, so there is no swapping for a better one. You do have changeable options during use that are easy to figure out and employ. It does a good job as a fill flash, and as typical with entry level units, covers about 10-15 feet. I use mine with a Micro Four Thirds camera system and enjoy its lightweight build. If you need a flash unit only occasionally, then this one will fill the bill. If you use one on a regular basis, this one is probably not going to suit your needs.