GODOX iM20 Mini Flash for Camera w/Built-in Battery, Conpact & Portable GN10/470 mAh USB-C Charging & Universal Hot Shoe Compatible with Sony zve10,zv1,a7iii/Ricoh gr3,gr3x/Fujifilm f1, NOT for ZV-1F

SOOOOO tiny and very powerful. I rock this on my Fujifilm X-H1 and as long as you know how to meter your flash it gives beautiful results. Haven't been able to drain the battery yet it keeps going and going

This mini flash is amazing! I had my doubts when I first got it, but it works well; I was pleasantly surprised. I wanted to start traveling lighter, which meant not packing my full-sized flash unit, but I needed a good flash to replace it. I only tested it at home; I haven't field tested it yet, but I have high hopes for it. It works with both my Sony a6000 and my Canon 5D Mark III. The only thing I have to be careful of with regard to the Sony a6000 is not to extend the Tamron zoom lens I have mounted on it because it creates a shadow at the bottom of the photo. I wish there was a "lift" I could place between this flash and the hotshoe so it could sit higher on the Sony. Didn't have that problem with the Canon.

As most people have said, this flash is small and simple to use. Just put it on the hot shoe and start taking photos.I would definitely say what separates this Godox flash from the other small flashes out there that I've tried, is the fact that it can step down six different levels. Most of the other ones I've tried only step down three or four levels. This definitely gives you more control over the lumens (flash power), helping you not wash out your photos with too much light. The other benefit of using the lowest flash level is the fact that it recharges quicker for the next flash and you get more flashes out of your battery life.The other big plus here is just how small and convenient it is to keep with you compared to a large professional speedlight. It also comes with a very nice soft velvet pouch to keep it protected. It's USB-C rechargeable, so no external batteries needed.

There have been a lot of these small flashes manufactured these days and I've tried about 3 or 4 o0f them so far. This one is the best so far. First of all, it is very small and the recharging is good. But the best part of this flash is that there are 6 step down levels. 1= full power, 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16, and 1/32. A lot of these kind of small flashes only have 3 or 4 step levels which limits the amount of control you have and can lead to a lot of overexposure. Because the flash is so small, their effective range is long, which means over-exposure is a regular result. By being able to go down to 1/64, you can reduce the light so much and once you get used to it, the over exposure is less. Lastly, running at the lowest setting increases the battery life, and makes the recharging the bulb faster, which means you can take more shots. This is a handy flash to use in a pich or to carry when size is a premium.

The media could not be loaded. I was pleasantly surprised by how much I like this little flash. It’s compact, easy to use, and great for quick shots or fill light when you don’t want to haul around a big rig. I use it with my Sony A7R IV, and while it doesn’t have TTL, the ability to manually adjust the output makes it feel like a proper tool—not just a toy. Just be aware: because of how low it sits on the hot shoe, longer lenses can throw some shadow if you’re not careful.Pros:Manual power adjustment gives solid controlCharges quickly via USB-CSmall, lightweight, and easy to packWorks well in low-light or fast-paced shootingGreat value for a compact on-camera flashCons:Not TTL (manual only)Sits close to camera body, which can cause lens shadow with longer lensesNot ideal as a primary flash for larger setupsIf you’re looking for a pocket-sized, no-fuss light source for tight setups or casual use, this is a very worthy pick.

This is really fun. The flash is so small and light that is fit into any camera bag or sling. It has five intensity settings, and the flash remembers your last setting used when you turn the flash off and on again. The ability to adjust the intensity of this tiny flash isn't available in many of the other brand's micro-flash options. It charges with the USB-C and not a micro-USB, which is nice. It fits perfectly onto my Fujifilm X-Pro3 and my Sony A7R4 hot shoes and it fires without any fiddling, setting or adjusting. It isn't a full featured speed light -- obviously -- but this is so easy to use. The size and ease of use make this perfect if you're looking to get that on-camera flash which is very trendy now and very useful when out at parties and bars. My only criticism is the obnoxious Godox branding on the top and side, but that is a minor cosmetic issue. Overall, I'm very pleased I picked this up and I can't wait to put it to more use.

The GODOX iM20 Ultra-Portable Mini Camera Flash is a game-changer for my Fujifilm XM5. Weighing just 31g, it’s insanely lightweight and compact—perfect for on-the-go shooting. Whether I’m exploring the city or vlogging, it integrates seamlessly without adding bulk.What really stands out is the built-in lithium battery with USB-C charging. I can get up to 440 full-power flashes, and it charges in just over an hour! Goodbye, disposable batteries. Plus, the 5 adjustable power levels make lighting control a breeze—whether I’m capturing portraits or still life, it delivers natural-looking results every time.The universal hot shoe compatibility means it works across my other cameras too. And with its 3-second recycle time and reliable performance in different conditions, I never miss a moment. It’s an impressive little flash that packs a punch. Highly recommend it for anyone looking for portability and precision!