Godox TT350F 2.4G HSS 1/8000s TTL GN36 Camera Flash Speedlite for Fuji
Godox TT350F Mini Speedlight TTL Flash for Fuji Cameras
Godox TT350F Mini Speedlight TTL Flash for Fuji Cameras
Godox TT350F Mini Speedlight TTL Flash for Fuji Cameras
Godox TT350F Mini Speedlight TTL Flash for Fuji Cameras
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The lowest price for Godox TT350F 2.4G HSS 1/8000s TTL GN36 Camera Flash Speedlite for Fuji right now is $90.44 at Etsy - PETSGANG, compared across 12 retailers.
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Prices last updated 7 June 2026.
Last updated at 07/06/2026 08:02:09
Godox TT350F Mini TTL Flash Speedlite for Fuji Cameras, 2.4G HSS 1/8000s GN36 Camera Flash Speedlite Compatible with FUJIFILM Cameras X-Pro2 X-T20
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Godox TT350F 2.4G HSS 1/8000s TTL GN36 Camera Flash Speedlite fit for Fuji X-Pro2 X-T20 X-T2 X-Prol X-T10 X-El X-A3 X100T etc Digital Camera (TT350F)
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Godox TT350F Mini TTL Flash Speedlite for Fuji Cameras, 2.4G HSS 1/8000s GN36 Camera Flash Speedlite Compatible with FUJIFILM Cameras X-Pro2 X-T20 X-
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Godox TT350C flash solid 94% condition fully working
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Godox TT350F for Fujifilm, X2TF Transmitter (9+)
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originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
The built-in flash in the X100V is actually quite powerful, and for short distances can light up the scene just fine. However, it has limitations, the most annoying of which are that with most lens hoods it creates a shadow effect, and of course you can't direct it or modify it in any way. The TT350F solves those problems while keeping the whole kit very compact, and while it doesn't match the power of, say, a V860II, it's a lot more powerful than the built-in flash. The form factor can be too small for some modifiers, but if it uses Velcro or a good elastic, it should work. One downside is that flash recycle is very slow compared to the V860II. I love how tiny it is-it fits comfortably in a 3L Peak Design sling along with my X100V, a WCL adapter and various ... MoreThe built-in flash in the X100V is actually quite powerful, and for short distances can light up the scene just fine. However, it has limitations, the most annoying of which are that with most lens hoods it creates a shadow effect, and of course you can't direct it or modify it in any way. The TT350F solves those problems while keeping the whole kit very compact, and while it doesn't match the power of, say, a V860II, it's a lot more powerful than the built-in flash. The form factor can be too small for some modifiers, but if it uses Velcro or a good elastic, it should work. One downside is that flash recycle is very slow compared to the V860II. I love how tiny it is-it fits comfortably in a 3L Peak Design sling along with my X100V, a WCL adapter and various accessories. And it doesn't look weird mounted on the diminutive X100V (hard to tell from the B&H image; I tried to upload my own image but I kept getting an error).
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
Love this flash. Actually it's my second one as I finally 'killed' the first one. Perfect small flash with plenty of power for street photography, tourist photography, portraits etc. Whenever opportunity strikes. I got the flash with the AA Battery option as it is much cheaper than the rechargeable one, plus the fact that you can find AA batteries almost anywhere in the world. Works perfectly with my Fujifilm X-H2. Amazing little product. BTW, I also have larger pro strobes and flashes but this one goes with me everywhere.
originally posted on wexphotographic.com
Excellent on my Fuji XH1. Having changed from Sony for Fuji I had to replace my Metz flashgun which was compact & easy to use. I read reviews & watched you tube videos to find what was the best flash for my usage. As an occasional flash user this Godox looked just the job. I fitted it straight onto my camera when it came and popped a stack of shots off. Very impressed. Nice & compact & easy to use. The stand & bag are an added little bonus. This will fit into my backpack easily and without too much added weight - even if I use it only occasionally I will hardly know I'm carrying it. Rapid delivery by Wex & the usual great service.But there is a niggling little negative - why on earth have Godox put a great big white barcode sticker on the front of the flashgun? It ... MoreExcellent on my Fuji XH1. Having changed from Sony for Fuji I had to replace my Metz flashgun which was compact & easy to use. I read reviews & watched you tube videos to find what was the best flash for my usage. As an occasional flash user this Godox looked just the job. I fitted it straight onto my camera when it came and popped a stack of shots off. Very impressed. Nice & compact & easy to use. The stand & bag are an added little bonus. This will fit into my backpack easily and without too much added weight - even if I use it only occasionally I will hardly know I'm carrying it. Rapid delivery by Wex & the usual great service.But there is a niggling little negative - why on earth have Godox put a great big white barcode sticker on the front of the flashgun? It took longer to remove this nasty little sticker & the glue it left behind than to set up & use the flash. You've done all the other numbers in a lovely dark lettering - couldn't you do the same for the items I.D number?
Godox TT350F Mini TTL Flash Speedlite for Fuji Cameras, 2.4G HSS 1/8000s GN36 Camera Flash Speedlite Compatible with FUJIFILM Cameras X-Pro2 X-T20
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Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
Godox TT350F 2.4G HSS 1/8000s TTL GN36 Camera Flash Speedlite fit for Fuji X-Pro2 X-T20 X-T2 X-Prol X-T10 X-El X-A3 X100T etc Digital Camera (TT350F)
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Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
Godox TT350F Mini TTL Flash Speedlite for Fuji Cameras, 2.4G HSS 1/8000s GN36 Camera Flash Speedlite Compatible with FUJIFILM Cameras X-Pro2 X-T20 X-
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
Godox TT350C flash solid 94% condition fully working
Delivery $57.90
Godox TT350F for Fujifilm, X2TF Transmitter (9+)
The built-in flash in the X100V is actually quite powerful, and for short distances can light up the scene just fine. However, it has limitations, the most annoying of which are that with most lens hoods it creates a shadow effect, and of course you can't direct it or modify it in any way. The TT350F solves those problems while keeping the whole kit very compact, and while it doesn't match the power of, say, a V860II, it's a lot more powerful than the built-in flash. The form factor can be too small for some modifiers, but if it uses Velcro or a good elastic, it should work. One downside is that flash recycle is very slow compared to the V860II. I love how tiny it is-it fits comfortably in a 3L Peak Design sling along with my X100V, a WCL adapter and various ... MoreThe built-in flash in the X100V is actually quite powerful, and for short distances can light up the scene just fine. However, it has limitations, the most annoying of which are that with most lens hoods it creates a shadow effect, and of course you can't direct it or modify it in any way. The TT350F solves those problems while keeping the whole kit very compact, and while it doesn't match the power of, say, a V860II, it's a lot more powerful than the built-in flash. The form factor can be too small for some modifiers, but if it uses Velcro or a good elastic, it should work. One downside is that flash recycle is very slow compared to the V860II. I love how tiny it is-it fits comfortably in a 3L Peak Design sling along with my X100V, a WCL adapter and various accessories. And it doesn't look weird mounted on the diminutive X100V (hard to tell from the B&H image; I tried to upload my own image but I kept getting an error).
Love this flash. Actually it's my second one as I finally 'killed' the first one. Perfect small flash with plenty of power for street photography, tourist photography, portraits etc. Whenever opportunity strikes. I got the flash with the AA Battery option as it is much cheaper than the rechargeable one, plus the fact that you can find AA batteries almost anywhere in the world. Works perfectly with my Fujifilm X-H2. Amazing little product. BTW, I also have larger pro strobes and flashes but this one goes with me everywhere.
Excellent on my Fuji XH1. Having changed from Sony for Fuji I had to replace my Metz flashgun which was compact & easy to use. I read reviews & watched you tube videos to find what was the best flash for my usage. As an occasional flash user this Godox looked just the job. I fitted it straight onto my camera when it came and popped a stack of shots off. Very impressed. Nice & compact & easy to use. The stand & bag are an added little bonus. This will fit into my backpack easily and without too much added weight - even if I use it only occasionally I will hardly know I'm carrying it. Rapid delivery by Wex & the usual great service.But there is a niggling little negative - why on earth have Godox put a great big white barcode sticker on the front of the flashgun? It ... MoreExcellent on my Fuji XH1. Having changed from Sony for Fuji I had to replace my Metz flashgun which was compact & easy to use. I read reviews & watched you tube videos to find what was the best flash for my usage. As an occasional flash user this Godox looked just the job. I fitted it straight onto my camera when it came and popped a stack of shots off. Very impressed. Nice & compact & easy to use. The stand & bag are an added little bonus. This will fit into my backpack easily and without too much added weight - even if I use it only occasionally I will hardly know I'm carrying it. Rapid delivery by Wex & the usual great service.But there is a niggling little negative - why on earth have Godox put a great big white barcode sticker on the front of the flashgun? It took longer to remove this nasty little sticker & the glue it left behind than to set up & use the flash. You've done all the other numbers in a lovely dark lettering - couldn't you do the same for the items I.D number?
The flash is small but packs a punch! I have two of them paired with the wireless trigger and it is amazing both as the primary light and a side/rear fill. Plenty of power and I get a surprisingly long amount of time from each set of batteries! It’s convenient that it takes AA so I don’t have to worry about charging another battery. Fantastic option at a great price!
Godox seem to be a bit of dark horse in the UK, which is a shame, because they produce some excellent gear. The Mini TT350 is designed with mirrorless cameras in mind. The flash is compact, so if mounted on the camera, it doesn't look huge, or make the camera top heavy. When mounted on the hot shoe, this F model fully dedicates with FujiFilm. You can even configure it through the camera flash menu. The flash offers full TTL auto and can operate as a master unit for other off camera Godox flashes. Thanks to a rather quiet firmware release a short time back, these other flashguns don't have to be Fuji dedicated. The Godox radio system allows these guns to respond to whatever TTL codes the master flash transmits. Move this flash off the camera into slave mode and it ... MoreGodox seem to be a bit of dark horse in the UK, which is a shame, because they produce some excellent gear. The Mini TT350 is designed with mirrorless cameras in mind. The flash is compact, so if mounted on the camera, it doesn't look huge, or make the camera top heavy. When mounted on the hot shoe, this F model fully dedicates with FujiFilm. You can even configure it through the camera flash menu. The flash offers full TTL auto and can operate as a master unit for other off camera Godox flashes. Thanks to a rather quiet firmware release a short time back, these other flashguns don't have to be Fuji dedicated. The Godox radio system allows these guns to respond to whatever TTL codes the master flash transmits. Move this flash off the camera into slave mode and it will respond to Godox radio signals from another master flash or from the X1-T trigger. I have tested it as a radio master to control a TT685S (Sony fit) and I have set them both up as slaves and used the X-1T F to control them. All work fine. As well as TTL, the gun can be set to manual and you can adjust your power levels yourself - again using the radio system. This is a lovely little carry around gun for when you need that extra pop of light, but it also works well as an off-camera gun, on its own or as part of a setup. It's obviously not as powerful as its bigger siblings in the Godox camera flash and studio range, but compatible. It takes just 2 AA batteries to keep the size down, The gun comes in a little pouch along with a stand and a diffuser. The TT350 is a great little flashgun and I'm happy to have it as part of a growing Godox lighting outfit.
I'm not a particular fan of YouTube. But there are times when the 'web site provides accurate, useful data. Such was the case when searching for a good but relatively inexpensive Speedlite for my my new-to-me Fuji X-T2 mirrorless camera.My YouTube search place Strobepro near the top of the list regarding Fuji-compatible Speedlites. After watching a couple of videos pertaining to the Strobepro/Godox line of Speedlites I decided on the Godox TT350F with an accompanying on-camera wireless transmitter unit (to allow me to utilize the flash off-camera).I was both delighted and surprised to learn that the company known as 'Strobepro' was based in Calgary, Alberta--an hour-and-a-half drive from my central Alberta home. The next time I found myself in the city I stopped ... MoreI'm not a particular fan of YouTube. But there are times when the 'web site provides accurate, useful data. Such was the case when searching for a good but relatively inexpensive Speedlite for my my new-to-me Fuji X-T2 mirrorless camera.My YouTube search place Strobepro near the top of the list regarding Fuji-compatible Speedlites. After watching a couple of videos pertaining to the Strobepro/Godox line of Speedlites I decided on the Godox TT350F with an accompanying on-camera wireless transmitter unit (to allow me to utilize the flash off-camera).I was both delighted and surprised to learn that the company known as 'Strobepro' was based in Calgary, Alberta--an hour-and-a-half drive from my central Alberta home. The next time I found myself in the city I stopped by the Strobepro showrooms to place and order for the Godox items I'd chosen.The showroom(s) were expansive, modern, well laid-out, and stocked with all sorts and price ranges of semi-pro and professional lighting equipment. With so many shiny things in plain sight I had to resist the urge to strain my plastic by picking up other, 'necessary' items whilst placing my order.As it stood, the items I needed/wanted were in stock. The salesman, who was featured in one of the YouTube videos discussing the main selling points of Godox Speedlite products, was very friendly, knowledgeable, and, though he showed me other in-stock options for my Speedlite needs, did not attempt to 'up sell' me--a sales approach I appreciate.Bottom line: I walked out of the Strobepro brick and mortar store feeling very satisfied with myself, and with the deal I'd made on the brand new Godox Speedlite and accessories I'd just purchased. Knowing that the units (which work flawlessly with my Fuji X-T2) are covered with a 'nuff said, no questions asked two year warranty only sweetened the experience.I'm happy to give Strobepro and Godox a two thumbs-up, five star kudos endorsement.JamesPS: For those of you not privileged to live in God's country, buying from Strobepro online is easy and simple; give them a look-see.
This is the second flash I have bought for my FujiFilm TX5WHY - Needed a light and reasonably effective fill-in flash while doing street photography and family events.SIZE - Small to medium. Easily fits into my messenger camera bag. My larger Godox takes up too much space.CONSTRUCTION - Can feel a little flimsy. Rotating the head makes me feel I am about to snap it off.EASE OF USE - Good Backlite screen with highly visible characters. Easy to navigateFIT for MY PURPOSE - YesRECOMMENDATION - Would recommend as it fitted my needs but be aware that it is a lower powered flash and is not my primary flash.
