Godox X3N X3-N TTL Flash Trigger Compatiable for Nikon Camera, 2.4G Wireless Touchscreen Support TTL Auto/Manual/Multi Flash X3 Transmitter (X2T-N XPro-N XProII-N Upgraded Version)

Seamless Connection: Utilizing the 2.4G Wireless X system, Godox X3 trigger for Nikon enables effortless and reliable management of your Godox lighting setup. The spare channel scanning function prevents interference from other users operating on the same channel. A noteworthy feature is the Wireless Sync - say goodbye to manual matching of trigger and flash. (Note: Wireless Sync will also extend to other Godox lights through firmware updates). Lithium Battery, Quickly Charge: Equipped with a built-in 3.7V 850mAh rechargeable lithium battery, Godox X3N Nikon trigger offers hassle-free power on the go. With the USB-C port, the X3 Nikon flash trigger swiftly charges from 0% to 100% in just 2 hours, ensuring you're always ready to capture the moment. Additionally, seamless firmware updates can also be performed through the USB-C connection. Just Swipe and Tap: Feel the ease of control at your fingertips. Navigate effortlessly through Godox X3N transmitter's user-friendly interface with a simple swipe and tap. Like other Godox flash triggers, Godox X3 N supports TTL and multiflash mode, as well as HSS, front curtain sync, and rear curtain sync. Elevate your workflow with intuitive control and versatile flash modes. High-Definit OLED Screen: With its vivid OLED touchscreen, Godox X3N trigger offers a high-contrast display and rapid refresh rate for an incredible viewing experience. Perfect for both indoor and outdoor shooting, effortlessly adjust screen brightness by sliding left or right to suit your surroundings, whether it's bright sunlight or low-light conditions. Screen Locking function preventing inadvertent touch. Easy Mounting, Durable Hotshoe: Elevate your photography experience with Godox X3-N's robust hotshoe designed for seamless mounting and optimal camera hotshoe protection. The easy-mounting hotshoe ensures trouble-free mounting, so that you could focus on your shot, not the setup.