Neewer 16-channel wireless studio flash trigger vs YONGNUO YN560-TX II LCD flash trigger remote
Key Differences
Neewer (A) offers a lower listed price and supports 16-channel wireless triggering with high-speed sync up to 1/200s, making it suited for users needing HSS and more channel options. YONGNUO (B) is lighter/smaller, reports more reliable long-term operation and easier locking on flashes, so it’s a better pick if build reliability and compactness matter
Neewer 16-channel wireless studio flash trigger
Wireless trigger for camera to fire hot shoe flashguns with high-speed sync. Easy installation and low power use. One customer noted reliable triggering with Nikon D80
Pros
- easy installation
- low power consumption
- high-speed sync up to 1/200 second
- long 30m open-area range
Cons
- durability concerns after several months
- mixed battery life feedback
- sync speed reportedly limited to 1/125th per some reviews
YONGNUO YN560-TX II LCD flash trigger remote
Compact remote controller for Canon and YN560 series flashes with wake-up function. Customers note reliable operation and easy use, with solid build and good value for money
Pros
- lighter and smaller design
- lock on flashes easily
- reliable operation
- solid build quality
Cons
- mixed compatibility reports
- pairing issues reported by some users
Head-to-Head
| Criteria | Winner |
|---|---|
| Price | NEEWER |
| Durability | YONGNUO |
| Versatility | NEEWER |
| User Reviews | Tie |