Godox AD600 Pro II TTL HSS Battery Powered Strobe

Godox AD600 Pro II TTL HSS Battery Powered Strobe

I’ve owned a AD 600 Pro for several years and this one with even more features at the same price is awesome. Being able to have interchangeable batteries and accessories was a must so this was the perfect solution.

Good alternative to Profoto, especially with the new modelling lamp. I wouldn't use it for video but it's nice for when precision with placement and shadows matter. Nice amount of power. I wish the beep volume had some adjustment (it's either off or quite loud).

Very, very good strobes. Lightning fast connection. High quality. What's better is the service provided by Strobepro. Thank you for your fast email reply speeds and your time in recommendations for which strobes I need. Cheers.

excellent flash, it is big and heavy though, make sure you are aware of that

Ordering was simple and the strobes arrived on time with no issues. Both units perform really well, with consistent power and reliable battery life. Exactly what I was looking for to upgrade my lighting setup.

An amazing flash works perfectly.

Godox AD600 Pro II TTL HSS Battery Powered Strobe

I needed a 2nd AD600 to compliment my first one I bought a few years ago. The Mark II version works seamlessly with the older unit when using them together. Small cosmetic changes on the newer unit but grateful to learn that the battery, AC power unit and the replacement flash bulb are all interchangeable with both older and newer versions of the flash.
I really enjoy the variable colour temperature of the modelling light and how bright it is. This unit compliments other continuous LED lights for video if you don't need to use the flash. The modelling light can easily be used as a fill light with a softbox close to the subject.
Recycling time when using the flash is quite fast and can easily freeze action when not used in the "freeze" mode. Power levels of 1/2 or 1/4 will freeze people and moving fabric on a model no problem at all.
All in all a great flash.

My adpro 600 failed and very excited to upgrade. It was shipped super quick. Excited to use it and the battery lasts forever.

Godox AD600 Pro TTL Battery Powered Wireless Strobe

Works great. Battery lasts a long time. TTL is accurate. Remote works well

Fantastic strobe, great service!!

Jesse spent the time to answer all my questions. My items were sent promptly.
Will definitely order from them again

Powerful battery powered strobe. Welcome updates to the UI. Wish they could have changed battery to something lighter (see battery for Elinchrom Five) but I guess backwards compatibility ruled. I have found it difficult to remove the battery with my old arthritic hands. Otherwise well worth the money and great service as usual from Strobepro.

This is my 3rd AD 600 Pro strobe I have purchased from StrobePro and it’s such an amazing light.

Love these lights. Solid and full of functions.

Godox AD600 Pro II TTL HSS Battery Powered Strobe

I just started studio photography about four months ago and purchased a $600.00 Gordox strobe lighting kit. I started out knowing nothing about strobe lighting when I purchased the kit. About a month ago I was watching a YouTube video review about the Gordox AD600 Pro II and decided the TTL was something I wanted so I ordered the strobe straight away. I also purchased the Gordox X3S flash trigger, a must for this strobe light. Thus far I am very pleased with the purchase and have used the strobe for both indoor and outdoor photography with great results. I am using the strobes with my Sony A7R V, the equipment was easy to connect with no issues. I would recommend this strobe light as it is well built and very good quality. The TTL works very well with good results. As always great service from the staff at STROBEPRO and fast shipping.

Godox AD600 Pro TTL Battery Powered Wireless Strobe

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Really good! I have tried different lights in the past and this one works better in every way!

Very happy with my Ad600 pro, fantastic strobe, no cables and at a great price point. StrobePro’s customer service is lightning fast, they answered my question within the hour and my item was shipped out almost immediately as well. Third time shopping here and will continue to come back!

My only deception is that there is no carrying case like for the AD400Pro. And the Hard Carrying Bag for AD600Pro Kit whitch is the Godox CB-12 is not offer at Strobepro store

I am always wanted to be taking excellent portrait. Introduction of AD600 pro made it more easier for me. I got everything I needed, I am planning to buy one more may be less (AD400 pro)

This my my second AD600. I liked the first one so much I bought another.

Having had the system now for two weeks, I am thrilled with he new lights. The they are lightyears ahead of my old system, with the built in radio triggers, 9 stop adjustable range, TTL and high speed sync as well as the battery seems to last for ever. Factor all that and then the price, it really is amazing. I am very happy with the lights. My only thought for improvement is to have the the exterior body be made of metal and not plastic. I understand that this will reflect int he price, but for longevity of the product, a medal shell will hold out much better then the plastic. I would be willing to pay a bit more to know the lights could stand up to my my abuse. Dirk

I received my strobe lights and accessories last Thursday and after a full week of use, I am amazed at the quality and the ease of use. The customer service was outstanding and I like the video walk throughs on the products as they were very helpful to help guide an informed choice. The battery lasted 6 days of moderate shooting (none of it on full power) and the modifiers (I purchased 3 foot octa soft boxes) were so easy to put on and off. The carrying case is a must. I used the setup last weekend on a site shoot and it performed beyond expectations.

My wife Amber and I work together on mid to higher budget shoots with crew rented locations, and paid actors/models. We wanted a location strobe that had excellent color consistency, reliability, battery life and light spread to fill large modifiers.

We rented and tested Elinchrom, Broncolor and Profoto, and a friend of mine also has the older AD600M.

Elinchrom heads perform poorly in many modifiers - the 600Pro gives softer light even in their own Rotalux softboxes! This is because the Eli flashtube is very flat, so it shoots formward much more than to the side, making poor use of the sides of a softbox. Sure Rotalux softboxes have little beauty dishes you can attach to them, but with the Ad 600 Pro you get that benefit in ANY softbox. because it sort of has a beauty dish diffuser built right onto the tube, and the tube sits very high in the modifier, spreading out into its back panels and to the side, and thus creating much softer light.

Profoto is super heavy with their B1X (that has no detachable head option), has less light output and color consistency than the Ad600 Pro, and a full .7 stops less light in our tests. Its head design also leads to poor spread in many modifiers, particularly shallow ones, unless you buy a frosted dome, which cuts more light still and adds 275 U.S. more dollars to an already much higher price. Recycle time is slower, HSS performance far less impressive - I could go on.

The Broncolor has a head that is almost exactly the same as the AD600 Pro, and in the same way fills large modifiers much better - so smoother more even light than any other options than these two. However, the Siros is heavy, has no detachable head ad-on, and is almost a full stop less bright at full power - and it costs exactly 3 times as much. It also shockingly has slightly less good color stability performance than the AD600Pro. The availability of Broncolor modifiers is very small, and very expensive.

The older 600BM had too slow recycle time for our needs, possibly problematic color consistency, but most of all a flash tube design that was just not projecting light optimally into larger modifiers. You can see that in the work people produce with the older AD600 non-pro. Granted, many are using ****** softboxes, but there is a lot of hot spot glare to be seen. When these same users switch to the AD600Pro that glare is gone (and I assume they didn't buy new softboxes at the same time)

As for brightness - in Canada there is no outdoor scenario where this is not bright enough to fight full mid day sun. It just works, every time, no matter what to give you all the light you need. I've yet to go over 1/2 output, even in summer, at 2PM.

So... We picked the AD600 Pro. We will soon also buy the AD400 pro, to use with LiteMotiv modifiers via its Elinchrom adapter (which i REALLY hope has the deflector hole built in, but I digress...)

As for Strobepro they are nice, friendly people, who offer you a Canadian two year warranty for free - which could mean a lot, sooner than later.

You also don;t have to stress about duty and weird fees from brokers which can be a nightmare ordering from the U.S. - and their prices are pretty much at par with U.S. vendors

i also find that the StrobePro branding looks a lot more pro and less prosumer than Flashpoint and Godox branding you would get from B&H or Adorama.

Hey, laugh all you want, but at a certain level clients do care about that stuff, at least mine sometimes do.

All this to say, if this strobe cost 3X as much I would still feel it was a great purchase, and it doesn't.... So just place your order.

Most fo teh tiem you get what you pay for, but in this case, you actually don;t. You get better performance in all ways than gear that is way, way more expensive.