The 200Ws, 7.4" diameter Godox Ring Flash Head for AD200 and AD200Pro Pocket Flashes is yet another expansion of the capabilities of these compact flashes that imparts a soft, halo-like quality of light and arresting catchlights in your subject's eyes. The ring light has a 10W modeling light with low, medium, and high power settings. It outputs 1380 lux at 1.6'.
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Key Features
- 200Ws, 7.4" Diameter
- 10W Modeling Light with Power Settings
- 1380 Lux @ 1.6'
- Includes Carry Bag
The 200Ws, 7.4" diameter Godox Ring Flash Head for AD200 and AD200Pro Pocket Flashes is yet another expansion of the capabilities of these compact flashes that imparts a soft, halo-like quality of light and arresting catchlights in your subject's eyes. The ring light has a 10W modeling light with low, medium, and high power settings. It outputs 1380 lux at 1.6'.
More DetailsGodox R200 Overview
Godox R200 Specs
Key Specs
| Item Type | |
| Includes Flash Tube | |
| Included Storage Case | |
| Power Range | |
| Color Temperature | |
| TTL Metering | |
| Modeling Light | |
| Wireless Remote Control Type | |
| Power Source | |
| Inputs/Outputs | |
| Fixture Mounting | |
| Weight |
Light Fixture
| Item Type | |
| Includes Flash Tube | |
| Included Storage Case | |
| Power Range | |
| Color Temperature | |
| TTL Metering | |
| Cooling System | |
| Umbrella Mount | |
| Front Accessory Mount | |
| Protective Cover/Dome |
Modeling Light
| Modeling Light |
Connectivity
| Wireless Remote Control Type |
Power & I/O
| Power Source | |
| Inputs/Outputs | |
| Battery |
Mounting
| Fixture Mounting |
General
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Godox R200 Reviews
Great for portrait but quality of included bag is bad
By Boquan Erwin
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2024-11-15
The light quality produced by this flash head is exceptional, particularly for portraits. Many people have remarked on how much better they look in photos taken with it. At night, the flash creates a broad, flattering light with soft, pleasing shadows. During the day, it is powerful enough to overpower sunlight, delivering images with a professional, high-fashion aesthetic. However, I have two significant concerns. First, the bracket that connects the flash head to the camera is poorly designed. If your camera has a large grip, the bracket leaves very little room for your hand, which makes handling awkward. Additionally, the screws lack stability, requiring the head to be repositioned periodically. Otherwise, you can see from your images that the shadow is off-center. Second, the carrying bag for the AD200 flash unit is of subpar quality. The velcro closures lose their grip after just a few months of regular use. The material used on the shoulder strap is rough and rubs against my neck if I do not wear a shirt with collars. This seems to be the theme with Godox accessories. The bag they sell that allows you to carry this flash head and the unit is also flimsy. In conclusion, this flash head is a wonderful kit for a portable flash setup that is far superior to any on-camera flash. However, everything except for the flash unit and head is terrible, which is a shame.
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By Arthur
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2023-02-13
Great flash and is easy to use. Had an issue that required a firmware update on the AD200 battery. This was easy to do and completely resolved any problems.
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Will this ring light work with the ad200pro II ?
Will this ring light work with the ad200pro II ?
Yes, the Godox Ring Flash Head for AD200 and AD200Pro Pocket Flashes is compatible with the Godox AD200Pro II TTL Pocket Flash. However, Godox has documented that this Ring Flash does not support HSS. Whereas, the Godox AD200Pro II TTL Pocket Flash does.
Date published: 2024-12-02
A reviewer notes that the AD200 Godox Ring Flash ...
A reviewer notes that the AD200 Godox Ring Flash Head doesn't have high-speed sync. This is incorrect, right? Clearly, you should be able to use this like any A reviewer rated the product poorly, noting it does not have high-speed sync. But it does, just like any other Godox R200 gear, syncing to use TTL and HSS. Right?
You are correct. HSS is available. I have the flash. It is about your settings on your transmitters sending to the AD200. I was baffled by those reviewers comments.
Date published: 2023-03-21
Can the bracket that mates the flash to the ...
Can the bracket that mates the flash to the camera be mounted to a tripod, i.e. is camera+flash tripod mountable as a unit?
Yes, the bracket on the Godox Ring Flash Head for AD200 and AD200Pro Pocket Flashes has both a 1/4"-20 and a 3/8" female receiver built into the bottom of the bracket for tripod compatibility.
Date published: 2024-05-20
Can this be used with the Sigma 105mm?
Can this be used with the Sigma 105mm?
Yes a Sigma 105mm lens will fit in the center of the Godox Ring Flash Head for AD200 and AD200Pro Pocket Flashes.
Date published: 2022-10-26
Can you use this with macro or will it be too ...
Can you use this with macro or will it be too bright?
You can use the Godox R200 for macro. If it is too bright just lower ISO, increase shutter speed, and narrow the aperture.
Date published: 2023-03-22
Are the brackets included with the R200 or is the ...
Are the brackets included with the R200 or is the package only for the ring light?
Yes, the Godox Ring Flash Head for AD200 and AD200Pro Pocket Flashes does include the bracket.
Date published: 2025-03-17
What is the guide number of the R200?
What is the guide number of the R200?
The Godox Ring Flash Head for AD200 and AD200Pro Pocket Flashes is not listed in guide numbers but is listed in watts. Godox lists the flash head as up to 200 watts.
Date published: 2026-01-26
Will e.g. a Nikon Z 70-200 2.8 stick/protrude ...
Will e.g. a Nikon Z 70-200 2.8 stick/protrude through the opening in the middle when attached to a body ( in other words - are the rails on the bottom long enough to allow for a 70-200 lens to be used?)
Yes a Nikon Z 70-200mm f/2.8 Lens would protrude through the center of this Godox Ring Flash Head.
Date published: 2022-11-02