YONGNUO Brand New Wireless Flash Trigger Kit RF-603CII-C1 For Canon 350D 700D 60D 600D 70D

First of all for the price you really cant go wrong with these.Second they do everything you'd think they can and you can use more than two of them for multiple flash triggers.Third, aside from being durable (more below) I haven't had one malfunction on me yet and I've used them too many times to count now.I really needed to get some flash triggers for some shoots I had coming up but I also needed a remote camera trigger as well. Looking around you'll find that the price on this adds up pretty quick. That's where these things come in and they are perfectly up to the task.Now I haven't been able to use them as both simultaneously, that is to say I can't hook it up as a camera trigger that also triggers my flashes remotely (I'm using a T3i) but with the 560IV's that's not really an issue.Another plus is that I have dropped one of these at least 6 feet onto the concrete and it's still functioning just fine. Now it did break a little, the shoe popped off but I was able to find the screws that held it on and reattach it perfectly. Can't say the same for the Speedlight it was attached to, but the trigger survived.The batteries seem to last quite awhile, I haven't had to replace the originals I put in yet and I've accidentally left them turned on for hours.I've purchased some Enerloop AAA's for the future but haven't had to use them yet.Honestly I've been really impressed by Yongnuo's offerings so far. I've lost one speedlight of there's to my own abuse and for the price I can replace it without crying and hating myself for a week.If you're looking for a solid little remote camera trigger that doubles as a flash trigger in a pinch.Blam, here ya go.

Works fine with my Canon 350D for remote control triggering. The transceivers and a Monfrotto clamp make it easy to get the shot angles you see the pros getting from the goals perspective.I wanted to try the brand out first before spending the extra money for the TTL capable triggers. Once I've done all I can with these I'm fairly confident they will go on my wish list.

Really awesome combined with the Yongnuo flashes with the built in receivers. You'll only need a transmitter on your camera and can save the rest as backups.Going to try the high end trigger with power adjustment capabilities next.We were using Neewer brand flashes and transmitter / receivers for 3 years. $30 flashes - I thought I'll just buy new ones if they break.But they broke a lot (but also shot full power a lot) and the receivers misfired a lot.So we tried this brand.Both flashes and triggers/receivers use AA batteries compared to the Neewer brand.Neewer brand uses a separate transmitter using a tiny battery you need a screwdriver to get to. AAA batteries (2) for receiver. And AA for flashes. Got a bit irritating.Also the Yongnuo flash works like a canon and is actually more powerful in my opinion. And sturdier feeling. And has a built in receiver.So I'm glad we switched actually.

GREAT FOR THE PRICE , BUT ITS NOT FOR PROFESSIONALS. IT ONLY REACHES 1/250 SYNC SPEED. IF YOU ARE SHOOTING INDOORS ITS GOOD FOR YOU BECAUSE I DONT THINK YOU'RE GONNA SHOT AT 1/320

Defective. Returning

I used to be a huge fan of Yongnuo products, but lately I have been having problems. I have purchased a total of 8 of the 602 or 603 flash triggers. The last two purchase, totaling four flash triggers, 3 would not work as a transmitter. The work as receivers, but they will not fire the flash when in the hot shoe. I confirmed the settings were exactly the same as far as channel number etc, but some of these units do not seem to work reliably. I also own several other Yongnuo products, and I have noticed the same thing this last year with almost every purchase.

These are FANTASTIC. put together with the YN560-III and it is so easy to use. I put the one transmitted on the body to transmit the signal to the YN560-III's and since the flashes have their own radio receivers use the 2nd remote to take the shot as a wireless remote. They work well with rechargeanle AAA's also so no voltage issues.

Just got them and I am very happy with how easy they are to set up. Out the box straight to the camera put them through their paces as triggers and remote shutter on my T3I and 70D using EX580 and a Neewer TT680 they made me look good on an impromptu photo shoot for my daughter and some of her friends. They seem to have a good build look forward to using them for a long time