Godox X2 2.4 GHz TTL Wireless Flash Trigger for Canon

The Godox X2 2.4 GHz TTL Wireless Flash Trigger for Canon is a dedicated radio transmitter designed specifically for Canon EOS cameras with E‑TTL/E‑TTL II functionality. It operates on a 2.4 GHz digital radio system with up to 32 selectable channels and 99 ID codes to minimize interference from other wireless systems. This trigger lets you fire and control multiple Godox flashes or compatible flash receivers up to approximately 100 m (328 ft) away, making it well‑suited for both on‑camera and off‑camera lighting setups.

Featuring a large backlit LCD panel, intuitive group/channel controls, and a hot‑shoe locking mechanism, the unit makes it easy to manage flash groups (A–E) along with power levels and modes. The trigger supports High‑Speed Sync (HSS) up to 1/8000 s, allowing flexible use even in bright outdoor conditions.

A USB‑C port enables firmware updates, while a 3.5 mm sync port allows connection of non‑TTL flashes or wired triggering of cameras and studio gear. The optional GodoxPhoto app lets you adjust settings remotely via Bluetooth from a smartphone or tablet.

Powered by two AA batteries, the compact and lightweight design adds professional wireless flash control without significant bulk — ideal for portrait, event, studio, and creative lighting photography.

Key features & capabilities

• Dedicated Canon E‑TTL / E‑TTL II wireless transmitter.
• Operates on 2.4 GHz with 32 radio channels plus 99 ID settings to help avoid interference.
• Can control up to 5 groups of flashes (A–E).
• Wireless range up to ~100 m (328 ft).
• High‑Speed Sync (HSS) up to 1/8000 s supported for compatible flashes.
• Large backlit LCD display and easy group/channel controls.
• USB‑C port for firmware updates.
• 3.5 mm sync socket for triggering non‑TTL flashes or cameras via cable.
• Works with the GodoxPhoto app (Android/iOS) over Bluetooth for remote settings.
• Powered by 2 × AA batteries (not included).

Use cases

• On‑camera flash master for Canon DSLR/mirrorless systems.
• Off‑camera wireless trigger controlling Godox flashes or compatible units.
• Multi‑flash setups with group power and mode control.

Notes

• The unit communicates using Godox X‑system radios; to trigger legacy Canon flashes wirelessly, you’ll often need a compatible receiver (e.g., a Godox X1R‑C).
• Performance can vary with non‑Godox flashes (manual only, no full TTL/HSS).

Typical price range

• New around ~$59 USD (prices vary by retailer).