
Flashpoint
The Flashpoint Zoom Li‑on R2 TTL Speedlight is a round‑head, on‑camera flash with an integrated R2 radio transceiver, offering up to 480‑500 full‑power flashes per charge and a 60 m guide number at 200 mm. It combines fast 1.5 s recycle, high‑speed sync to 1/8000 s, and magnetic‑modifier compatibility for versatile lighting in events, portraits and run‑and‑gun scenarios.
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$179.00
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$159.32
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$159.00
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$179.00
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Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers commend the Flashpoint Zoom Li‑on R2 for its high guide number, fast recycle, and robust TTL/HSS features, emphasizing its value‑driven power and magnetic‑modifier flexibility. They do note a drop in output at wide zooms and a bulkier shape compared with rectangular competitors, but overall consider it a strong portable option for pros who need off‑camera R2 capability.
What Users Say
Everyday users repeatedly highlight the impressive battery life, reliable wireless performance, and creative bounce/swivel options, while also mentioning the unit’s weight with battery, larger footprint on small bodies, and a learning curve with the menu system.
Common Complaints
Power loss at the widest zoom, bulkier weight and dimensions when the battery is installed, and a menu system that can be confusing for new users.
How It Compares
vs. Godox V1
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Choose either based on brand preference; functionality is equivalent.
vs. Profoto A1/A2
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Select Profoto for premium durability and brand cache; choose Flashpoint for better value and battery life.
vs. Nikon SB‑5000
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Flashpoint is preferable for battery endurance and speed; Nikon SB‑5000 suits users locked into Nikon’s ecosystem.
vs. Canon EL‑1
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Flashpoint offers more versatility and longer battery life; Canon EL‑1 is for those needing Canon‑specific features.
vs. Sony HVL‑F60RM2
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Flashpoint provides broader wireless flexibility and longer battery life, making it a better all‑round choice for multi‑brand shooters.