The flashgun section of my stash of camera gear has had Godox as the sole inhabitant over the last couple of years. I’ve migrated from own-brand flashguns to a pair of Godox Ving V860III flashguns that I use with my Nikon Z system cameras. They work brilliantly well on their own, even better when paired with my Godox XPro i-TTL RF wireless trigger, and the whole collection is unbeatable value for money. I’ve also been impressed with the round-headed Godox V1, Godox V1 Pro and Godox V100 flashguns, and firmly believe that Godox makes some of the best and most cost effective flashguns on the market. The iA32 is a scaled down affair that’s relatively compact and lightweight, with more than a passing nod to retro design. Even so, it aims to do the business with smart features and good performance, at a very alluring purchase price.
