Neewer NW-670 TTL Flash Speedlite with LCD Display for Canon 7D Mark II, 5D Mark II III, IV,1300D, 1200D, 1100D, 750D, 700D, 650D, 600D, 550D, 500D, 100D, 80D, 70D, 60D and Other Canon DSLR Cameras

This is a very nice speedlite! It's E-TTL 2 compatible. I have been using it in fully automatic mode and it gets the job done beautifully. It's very simple and easy to use in that mode. I have experimented with continuous shooting with flash and the flash works very well in that mode. Once or twice it wouldn't turn on and I simply opened and firmly closed the battery compartment to fix the situation with no further problem. It can focus in the dark with the built in infrared emitter focus assist...my T6i cannot focus in near total darkness on it's own. As for Flash Exposure Bracketing, like AEB but the flash is doing the f-stop flash exposure adjustments rather than the camera setting the camera exposures, I get mixed results on that. Sometimes it "seems" as though it actually works and other times it's obvious it didn't. When I set FEB it doesn't actually show up in the settings that I actually made a flash setting on FEB, even though sometimes it "seems" like the 3 flashes are correctly set for -1, 0, +1 EV exposures. I'm not done experimenting in this area so these results are inconclusive at this time. Continuous flash also works quit well giving a stroboscopic effect to continuous shots. The built in clear plastic light diffusion does a decent job of softening the light on the subject. I like the auto zoom feature which adjusts as you zoom the camera lens in and out. It helps keep the most light where it is most needed and also gives the speedlite a greater flash to subject distance it can be effectively used. It comes with a simple black nylon bag with drawstring. I don't use it. I bought a 3 pack of neoprene lens carrying pouches. The middle size pouch is for my lens, the smaller for my Movo external mic, the larger size fits this speedlite perfectly. Looking at the bottom of the hot shoe, all the pins are present and in the correct configuration for the Rebel T6i. I like the great cost-to-quality ratio...low cost-high quality. Love the low price compared to an actual Canon speedlite. Overall I really like this flash and am very pleased with it, glad I got it because it has been doing a great job for me. No real problems that I've experienced with it so far. I would definitely recommend this item to anyone looking for a good low cost speedlite to add to their photo accessories.

I can't speak of the durability of this flash yet, but I have racked up 100 hours of use, several hours a night for four nights a week. The controls and display are easy to read and easy to use. I use 2400mah rechargeable NiMH batteries in this and I've yet to drain the batteries. Usually 100-200 flashes per night, but several hours of idle time (it goes into sleep mode just like the camera does). I just recharged my AA batteries when I recharged my cameras batteries. The e-ttl works just great on both of my Canon full frame cameras. Manual and strobe modes are great too. The zoom appears to work fine, and the built in diffuser and reflector are nice. I use this as a bounce flash constantly, and have even used it as a slave flash for a few things. Compared to my big name flash, this is quite comparable, and an incredible value. The articulation points (where you turn it to bounce) don't feel as solid as my big name flash, but honestly at 30% of the price, I'd be happy to buy two more of these before I bought another one of the big name flashes.

Amazing flash! It works very well for a manual and is so easy to operate and rotate in the direction I want it. The description listed it perfectly and explains it's functions completely! It connects with my Nikon camera and the auto mode is fantastically accurate! The wireless triggering works for both or outdoors, and I can power it up with an adapter plug or with AA's, I use rechargeable ones and get a lot of battery life for more shooting time. The flash has saved the day for many photo shoots. This flash is simple but reacts quickly and the professional quality is anything but basic. Would definitely purchase this again and the price was under rated!

The TTL helps in ways I never knew! This flash has been reliable and dependable for a while now. I like the built in bounce board and diffuser. I use it with a Rebel T3i and it works perfectly. If you're not looking to spend $400 on a Canon flash, this is a pretty decent addition to your bag and it really helps light up your subject. As a recreational photographer, I'm very pleased with the cost to performance of this unit.

I bought this flash mainly for macro photography, but I also use it for casual indoor shots. It’s simple, easy to use, and it works just fine. I don’t need anything more complicated for what I use it for, so I’m happy with it.

Easy to use: Before I get to the issues I had, I want to say that the speedlite was super fun to use. As a photographer, this item was easy to get setup and just start using. When the product was working - it did a great job! My issue: After using this item for sometime, the battery door started not to shut. A gap has formed somehow between the door and unit. I keep my equipment in my bag or put up in a safe place. It just started to happen after 6 months of using it. It was a bit annoying but I worked around it. Today, the battery door broke into two pieces. It looks like the glue that held it together melted (I keep my equipment, unless on a shoot, in a very constant temperature-controlled environment. I am not sure how this happened, and I have never had this issue before. Again, Neewer made a nice product that is easy & fun to use. The build quality is the only issue that has made the item a bit useless at this point. I will continue to use Neewer products but might hesitate on bigger items.

I am highly impressed with this flash so far. I own a Canon 580II but wanted a flash for second body and something that would provide some decent functionality but I didn't want to spend $250 for the Canon 430II. This Neewer NW-670 appears to be the answer at an unbelievable price too, just $49! I've shot a couple hundred pics with the flash on both my 7D and 1DS mk III and the results are pretty amazing. The build quality is fairly solid as well. Here is a better breakdown of the features: * Yes it really is E-TTL II * Wireless trigger (IR) on the side of the body * External battery pack compatible * PC sync port * Relatively fast recycle time <3 seconds * LCD display * Metal hot shoe * Front and Rear curtain sync * Memory settings * Projected focusing grid (assists focusing in dark conditions) * Power Zoom head 24-105 (little noisy) * The case is nothing to brag about, it's a cheap nylon bag with a draw string * Solid construction and shockingly good build quality * The head does not lock but the click-to-set is stout enough. I plan to use this over the holiday this weekend and will report back on its performance.

Ultra powerful flash, I think this is the best flash you can find at the price of like $50. I also saw a lot of about 20 dollars flash on Amazon, just try to think about it, what kind of materials and quality can be provided at so low the cost and the sellers must have profits. I am not completely denying them, but it is really hard to find one out. Neewer is the only seller I have encountered to achieve high-end quality at low prices, and this time I am still very satisfied! The appearance of this flash and the materials that can be touched make it feel very professional and advanced, and there is no problem in terms of its functions. so if you are looking for a high quality product with a low budget, then it is.

Considering the Canon version of this TTL is over $500 for doing the same job, this is great. A little louder and not as fast (zoom motor) as the canon but for this price, very very comparable. Buy this, then use it till you're bored and if you're still lacking, then spend the $500 on a SpeedLite. I had a $500 Canon Speedlite and sold it (lack of use). When it was time to get a new flash for the few times I would use it, I wanted to try a cheaper option. Not disappointed. Full disclosure: It works better in MANUAL then in TTL-AUTO. I find some exposure inconsistencies when shooting it in AUTO mode between frames.

Es un buen flash, dispara muy bien; tiene todas las configuraciones que necesitas y se recarga rápido entre disparo y disparo. Es el segundo que compro porque el anterior parece ser que se fundió después de dos años de uso. Pero en fin, decidí que lo mejor por la calidad-precio era comprar otro igual.

Works well and gives a great flash range. I have taken large hall gatherings in the TTL mode. Seems to not use much power as the batteries have lasted a long time. I would recommend as it is reasonably priced and does what I need as an experienced photographer.

bought a “Neewer NW-670 TTL Flash Speedlite” last year. It's the second one I'm going to use, however, the battery cover is broken, leaving several small pieces. It's very sad, because it would be the second time I was going to use it, but there's no way, because the battery compartment doesn't close at all.

Love this speedlite functions, its more than expected for amateur photographer