Flashpoint 4 Channel, A/C Radio Remote Control Set, with Transmitter and Receiver, Range of 90'. Plugs into the A/C Cord of the Monolight

2017-02-09T17:52:48

Purchased this remote to trigger 2 Flashpoint Budget Strobes. Remote worked on every shot. Comes complete with all cables and adapters. Very happy with the device.

Peter N.

2016-04-10T08:20:36

You don't get all of the features of the high priced radio remotes but the little I use them they work great for me. I would give them a five star rating if the battery wasn't dead when I received the product. Some instructions about replacing the battery would have been nice since I didn't know it had one, I thought maybe it got power from the hot shoe on the camera. I figured it out by reading reviews.

TIMOTHY U.

2013-05-16T21:00:00

I use this with a DG600 monolight. It's been completely reliable but if I angle the light up at all the power cord from the trigger tends to work itself loose and shut down the light. I ended up wrapping a couple layers of electrical tape around the plug.

MATTHEW O.

2013-04-09T21:00:00

I took a chance and glad I did. Fires immediately; no lag time. I use with Flashpoint 320Ms. So far it is reliable and I will continue to use. Best bang for the buck. No TTL, manual only but no problem for me, I always use flash meter to get the light just right. If you are on a budget you can't beat them, but I find these are a great substitute for more expensive brands. They are not built real sturdy but I purchased three sets in case of any failure. So far no issues. I plan on buying the DC version too. Works great in studio and out doors as well. Very good distance.

Ron

2013-03-23T21:00:00

I had bought the 4 channel driven on price aline... Don't do iy I know have 2 - 8 Channel and they work fine, I have had to replace bulbs ounce. and they work fine.

DARIN H.

2013-03-12T21:00:00

I was skeptical at first about using this product because I had been using a remote infrared trigger for so long. I bought this and I love it. It fires fast there is no lag with it like the other triggers i have used.. I no longer have to worry about missing important shots.

Amy L.

2013-02-04T19:00:00

I bought this item to go along with a new strobe and did not want to be tethered by any wires, so a radio trigger was an absolute must. So far the ease and convenience of this item has been wonderful.

CHARLES J.

2013-02-04T19:00:00

It does not have bells and whistles, but does the job done. This item probably is not for a very long use (or needs to be very well taken care of), because the construction is cheap and flimsy, but for that money it is perfect.

MK

2012-02-12T19:00:00

I purchased this received to work with a previously purchased transmitter. Although they are the same brand and model, they are a different product, and will not work together. Be careful, and purchase only if you are buying the complete set.

FERNANDO K.

2011-12-05T19:00:00

Very bad company...

Antl

2011-11-30T19:00:00

I have an FPRRS4 transmitter and two receivers one of which is FPRRR4. They have worked wonderfully for a couple of years however the FPRRR4 receiver I just ordered is not compatible. It powers up fine but the FPRRS4 trigger will not fire it.

DAVID C.

2011-11-27T19:00:00

Quite easy to use. AC powered receiver eliminates the problem with batteries. Only derogatory comment is that the transmitter 12V battery is a little difficult to replace.

No R.

2011-07-11T21:00:00

Purchased for a home studio, the unit plays well with a D7000. Cheaply constructed, and should be included with the higher end Flashpoint monolight kits for free. The manual is missing important information, like the battery replacement procedure. There's a screw hidden under a sticker. If you try to pry the unit apart without removing the hidden screw, you will break it. The flash controller works as advertised, so four stars. Full review with photos here:[@]

Dave

2011-06-25T21:00:00

These were great radio triggers for a couple of years. Not the rock-solid triggering reliability one might like, but not bad. Range is OK; works in large halls, and outdoors, and through one wall, but no more. Generally was very pleased, until I had to replace one that failed (after two+ years, that's ok for this price) then I discovered that the newer units under the same part number are not interoperable. So, all in all, great starting point while you learn, but if you're a pro, you can bank on forking over the big-bucks for one of the real professional grade systems at some point. Bottom line recommendation is yes, but not if you know you're livelihood depends on the 100% performance of the unit.

Simon R.

2011-06-16T21:00:00

This wireless trigger works like a charm. It's hard to spend 10x the amount on other name brand triggers when this works so well. Well worth the freedom of not bothering with cables. Please take my con into perspective. Obviously this is not constructed as well as a higher priced trigger, but it's only a trigger. It's not footwear or something you will be tossing around. With care this should last for many years...

Madcalabrian

2011-04-24T21:00:00

Received the unit and the transmitter internal 12 Volt battery was stone cold dead. Had to tear through the QC seal to remove the screw to get inside the unit. Replaced the battery and the unit worked properly only when mounted to my camera's hot shoe or when I press the "Test" button on top of the transmitter. The enclosed PC sync cord was defective as it has an open circuit. Replaced it with an identical unit (I had on hand) and now the unit fires my monolights intermittantly. The 1/8 inch phone jack (on the internal printed circuit board) either has a cold solder connection or is contacting the phone pin intermittantly. I will be using this unit with the PC sync cord most of the time, so I need a reliable connection through the transmitter's phone jack and PC sync cord. If I was using the transmitter mounted to my camera's hot shoe all of the time, the only issue I would have with this unit is the dead battery right out of the box.

CHARLES B.

2011-02-08T19:00:00

I WILL USE THIS PRODUCT FOR FAMILY GATHERINGS, QUINCEANERAS, WEDDINGS, PORTRAITS. I GOT IT IN TIME FOR MY NICE'S QUINCEANERA. WHAT A DIFFERENCE NOT DRAGGING CABLES AROUND. I HAVE TWO FLASHPOINT 320'S AND THEY WORKED FINE ALL NIGHT LONG FOR 325 FLASH SHOTS. QUINCEANERAS ARE THE HISPANIC EQUIVALENT OF A SWEET SIXTEEN. THE KIDS LOVED THE PICTURE TAKING WITH THE QUINCEANERA. FOR SHOTS AWAY FROM THE SET UP, JUST PULLED OFF THE TRANSMITTER, SLID THE FLASH AND SHOOT. I LOVED EVERYSHOT TAKEN, SOME SAY YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR, BUT I BELIEVE I GOT MORE THAN WHAT PRICE I PAID FOR THIS GADGET. IT MAY NOT BE A POCKET WIZARD, BUT MY OLD BUICK TAKES BE TO WORK JUST AS WELL AS A MERCEDES!

MIRANDA

2010-10-31T21:00:00

just today i got my product, havent shot it yet, but will try this weekend,[...]will try and re-edit this later.

Polarpics

2010-10-07T21:00:00

Works great with the included receiver, but is not compatible with other Flashpoint receivers. Also, the power cord is not at all compatible with Flashpoint's own strobe light. Had to scavenge a power cord from my computer to plug it in. Now requires 2 power cables to my strobes.

MATTHEW K.

2010-08-22T21:00:00

Works great, very good product for less...

juhasov

2010-08-12T21:00:00

this set exceeded my expectations Vs. other products priced much higher then this. never had a missfire yet. only issue i have is that the "Flashpoint Radio Remote 4 Channel Receiver Only" FPRRS4R Shoe mount receiver will not work with the transmitter for this set. other then that minor annoyance this is a great product.

matt

2010-05-08T21:00:00

Works perfectly so far

gymjam

2010-05-04T21:00:00

I used these to get me by as I was saving for better equipment. They did a great job in my studio. They were hooked up to photogenic powerlights and triggered flawlessly for the time they were being used. I'm in an area that doesn't have interference from other signals, so they worked great for me.

John

2010-04-11T21:00:00

Super easy to setup, even easier to use. Plug them in and forget about them. Have yet to have a misfire while shooting. Can be a bit of a challenge while trying to use a light meter. You have to plug the transmitter into the PC socket of the light meter and carry both around. Other than that a great, inexpensive solution for a small studio.

JAMES S.

2010-03-27T21:00:00

Works great, unit on flash doesn't need battery's, the unit on the camera is small, light weight & compact, also seems to be very good on batterys

PERRY S.

2010-03-25T21:00:00

Even with its low cost, this product performs flawlessly. Have used it for over six months with no problems. I have an older light meter, that still works perfectly, and bought an additional transmitter. Using the plug with the transmitter, plugged into the light meter and now I have a wireless light meter that also works every time.

RICK T.

2010-02-21T19:00:00

This immediately removed the hassle of tripping on the sync cord in my small studio. I should have bought one of these years ago. Simple instructions, but they really weren't needed.

RICHARD H.

2010-02-20T19:00:00

Worked perfect for a on-site portrait event I did for a local church. Not a single misfire.....worth twice what I paid

DIP P.

2010-02-20T19:00:00

Have used it only for couple of weeks. Works exactly as I expected.

ALEKSANDER K.

2010-01-24T19:00:00

Remote has worked perfectly so far, although I've only used it at short ranges (20' or less). It doesn't look particularly sturdy, though especially the transmitter. If I was going to be transporting them around a lot I might look for something better constructed.

ADAM R.