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<blockquote data-quote="hark" data-source="post: 718619" data-attributes="member: 13196">Ahh...so THAT's the kit. I responded to your other post but didn't know what kit you referenced. That isn't a bad price at all. The difference between the PRO and non-PRO lights are faster recycle time and slightly better battery life. But these lights are the same as the Godox AD200 (non-Pro model) and are quite good!Just be aware this kit does NOT come with a trigger. The lights themselves work differently than flash units. Usually you have to buy a flash dedicated for Nikon or Canon or Sony, etc. These lights are universal and will work interchangeably with Nikon/Canon/Sony, etc. The difference lies in the triggers - not the lights. So if you ever switch to a different manufacturer camera, the lights will still work. You'd just need to buy the correct trigger. These won't trigger with your Yongnuo triggers unless you use some type of slave attached by wire/cable.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hark, post: 718619, member: 13196"] Ahh...so THAT's the kit. I responded to your other post but didn't know what kit you referenced. That isn't a bad price at all. The difference between the PRO and non-PRO lights are faster recycle time and slightly better battery life. But these lights are the same as the Godox AD200 (non-Pro model) and are quite good! Just be aware this kit does NOT come with a trigger. The lights themselves work differently than flash units. Usually you have to buy a flash dedicated for Nikon or Canon or Sony, etc. These lights are universal and will work interchangeably with Nikon/Canon/Sony, etc. The difference lies in the triggers - not the lights. So if you ever switch to a different manufacturer camera, the lights will still work. You'd just need to buy the correct trigger. These won't trigger with your Yongnuo triggers unless you use some type of slave attached by wire/cable. [/QUOTE]

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