Godox iT32 and X5 review: one flash across all camera brands
Godox iT32 is a 169-gram TTL flash with no hot shoe of its own. A swappable magnetic X5 module connects it to the camera and doubles as a radio trigger. Godox announced the kit in November 2025. It costs about $99 in the US and starts at 7,500 rubles in Russia and the CIS. The Godox iT32 suits photographers with two camera systems and anyone who often moves the flash off camera. Its weak point is power: GN 18 on paper, GN 13 in lab tests. Buy it if compact size matters more to you than reach.
