Not having any training or much experience with photography I wanted a flash. The price was fantastic and as far I am concern it is a great product. Other flash unit were costing $100+, way to much for my casual use. Also picked up the Neewere 16 channel remote flash control so that the flash can be placed away from the camera. Love these products

Powerful and very configurable. I use this unit as the primary single flash unit for candid photography. I use this as the "commander" for an SB-800 and SB-600s for multiple flash photography. I wish this had an AC adapter.

As stated by many others here this is an excellent product, but of course with limited ability to "talk" with the camera.I use Sony a65 with a hot-shoe adapter and was not quite sure how this would work, but given the low price i thought it's worth a try since in the worse case i'd use it as a slave flash.After some experiments with the TT560 and my a65 I found that this unit can even partially talk to my a65 when mounted with the hot-shoe adapter; I've setup the camera's flash to ADI mode and set the Neewer to 'S1' mode. The only quirk is that the camera seems to only trigger the TT560 if the built in flash is pop'd up, but it seems to expose correctly and results are in accordance with the exposure compensation setting on the camera.As mentioned by many others this unit works perfectly in slave mode and i've not had any issue in this mode.Overall I think the TT560 is great for this price range.

I opened the box loaded the batteries slide the shoe into place, turned the unit on and began shooting. I snapped the light dispersion cap on for individual photos and to soften the effects of the flash. This is a very professional flash unit.

Godox really nailed it with this flash.It’s hard to ignore this flash when comparing the features this independent flash unit offer at the price it’s going for.This flash unit can do just about everything flashes at higher price points can do.It provides TTL metering and off-camera control via a wireless 2.4GHz radio system, as well as the usual optical control system. The Godox X1/X2/X-Pro remote systems go on top of the camera for off-camera triggering. None of these are included with this package but can be purchased for $50-70 USD.It’s a very well made flash unit and comes with an AF assist light on the front, a sync socket for cabled triggering and a USB port for firmware updates.The head offers full tilt and swivel movements, manual and automatic zoom, a diffuser and a white card reflector for catchlightsThe output is strong enough, with an official guide number of 60m/190ft @ ISO 100 at 200mm. It also has full manual control from full to 1/128th power in 1/3rd EV increments (my preferred way of controlling the unit).The flash duration is from 1/300sec at the more powerful settings to 1/20,000sec for the lighter bursts.The flash provides rear curtain sync. Also, high-speed sync allows the flash units to be used on or off-camera at shutter speeds of up to 1/8000secIt comes with a 2000mAh Lithium-Ion battery, good for 650 full-power bursts, which is much easier than carrying around a package of loose AA batteries. The battery charger charges the battery quickly, taking just about an hour to charge.The kit came with the flash, a carrying pouch, a cold shoe stand for the flash, a diffuser, a velcro-on diffuser kit with multiple gels, and a bowens mount flash clamp for adding additional diffusion.Quite a kit with the flash clamp!Images of the flash and camera here (soft-box and stand purchased separately):https://imgur.com/a/62vP0mH

This is the extra, inexpensive flash unit I needed! Works great!

I now have both an SB-910 and an SB-800. I love using them together with the on camera flash as the commander to fully light a subject. The unit worked great right out of the box and it has some nice new features that the SB-800 lacks. It is solidly built and comes with a nice little case, a stand, and several color correction diffusers.

This is an excellent powerful compact flash from Nikon which used the iTTL system so the flash is controlled completely by the camera so one has a 95% chance of getting a properly exposed flash photo. The unit is totally controlled by a suitable Nikon Cameras (I use D3500) even including switching off the unit when the camera goes into stand-by mode and on again when the shutter is pressed half-way. Used with a variety of Nikon lenses it seems to be almost foolproof. You can angle it up for bounced flash to give more even lighting.There are no controls on the unit except an on/off switch, everything is worked out by the camera and flash so you can concentrate on taking the photo.Expensive but well made and highly recommended, it comes with its own small soft carry bag, and fits in the palm of your hand. Being light and compact it is ideal for everyday carrying about.