PHOLSY E-TTL-Off-Camera Flash Sync Cord Compatible with Canon EOS - 6.5' (2 m) Replaces OC-E3

Well made, heavy with solid feel. The locking ring on the cold shoe mount is very usefull and ensures that the mounting and flash doesn't accidently slip out of the shoe . Works perfectly with my D3500 and Neewer VK750II PRO i-TTL Flash.

It's well made and works well on my Panasonic + Nissin i60 and i40 flashes, I've knocked off a star because it very easily loses contact with my camera hot shoe, when it does I have to reseat it by taking it off and sliding it back on, it has a locking device but it still seems to move, I imagine it's caused by the weight of the cable, other than that I'm well pleased.

Very well made, including locking mechanism on BOTH ends of the cable extends to a full 2 m fully compatible with TTL metering on my Canon 6d mk2

Works exactly as described.

Extremely well made, quite heavy and has a solid feel to it. Works perfectly with my D810 and SB-5000. Highly recommended.

I see there was a review that says it fell off their camera too easily. I had the opposite problem. The camera end was such a tight fit in the hot shoe that I feared for the camera. I pulled the head apart - there are two tiny little springs in there - and filed down the thickness of the metal plate. But only at the edges where it goes under the hot shoe rails. After a bit of brass shavings it now fits perfectly. But it does seem to be the case these days that the engineering fits are a bit tight. (I once needed to carve away at a M4/3 lens adaptor till it would fit on the camera.) You get what you pay for. Anyhoo. After a bit of fettlin' it now all fits perfectly.

Works fine with my EM-1 and a Godox 350 only thing against is that the lead is very long so a bit in the way if using for macro work.

I have a had a number of these over the years for my Nikon and Olympus DSLR's but, this PHOLSY version is the best so far. It does what it says on the tin with regards to flash functionality. To be honest, they are simply a link between the camera hotshoe and the flash so, they don't contain any sophisticated electronics. However, where the PHOLSY version scores above the rest is with the addition of the locking ring on the cold shoe mount. Even the genuine Nikon version at over £100 doesn't have a locking ring. This simple device ensures that the mounting and flash doesn't accidently slip out of the cold shoe and fall to the ground. Why all manufacturers don't fit a locking ring I don't know

I was surprised how heavy duty the device and cord is. IF I had a complaint, and it is minor, I wish the cord was a bit shorter because of the quality it is a bit heavy. But don't let that stop you from buying this.

Difficilmente rimango così tanto da un prodotto di terze parti.Canon la conosco, da oltre 30 anni. Ma quando ho tirato fuori dalla scatola questo cavo TTL, davvero sono rimasto a bocca aperta. Qualità dei materiali più che ottima. Perfettamente funzionante sia con la RP connesso al Godox TT350, sia con una vecchia Nikon ed sempillice flash Auto, ovviamente perdendo la funzionalità TTL, in quest' ultimo caso.Il cavo è davvero grosso e bello consistente. La lunghezza è giusta, permette di spostare il flash lateralmente in modo agevole. Le slitte prevedono blocchi rapidi come i migliori flash professionali. E sono naturalmente in buon metallo.

Le câble paraît solide et inspire la qualité. Après une livraison très rapide, le câble a été testé entre un flash Nikon SB900 distant et un boitier Nikon Z.Aucun souci, tout fonctionne à merveille.Cette solution permet à moindre coût de pouvoir écarter le flash jusqu'à 2m pour du portrait notamment.C'est une première solution qui convient dans beaucoup de situation sans requérir au câble de la marque Nikon hors de prix.Prochaine étape peut-être une solution de pilotage de plusieurs flashs avec un émetteur/récepteur (Godox par exemple).Donc tres satisfait.

メーカー純正は1mしかないし、もうちょい長さがほしくて扱いづらい（私的）性能に問題なし、長さ制限から解放、で安い!!とマクロや物撮りには、と～ってもありがたいアイテムです!!

Nachdem ich mit meiner neuen D500 den SB-900 Blitz nicht mehr per CLS fernsteuern konnte, da die D500 keinen eingebauten Blitz hat, sollte für Nah- und Macroaufnahmen eine andere Lösung her. Da kam ich, als günstigste Lösung, auf das TTL-Kabel, welches zwar nur einen eingeschränkten Aktionsradius zulässt, für meine Zwecke aber ausreichend ist. Das Kabel ist ausgesprochen gut verarbeitet und die Funktion ist die gleiche, als ob der Blitz direkt auf der Kamera sitzen würde. Anschlüsse und das Kabel selbst sind recht dick, wodurch man sie gut greifen kann und das Ganze wertig aussieht, ist aber Geschmackssache, manche werden es vielleicht zu klobig finden. Der Anschluss für die Kamera lässt sich gegen ungewolltes Entfernen verriegeln, und der Anschluss für das Blitzgerät hat auf der Unterseite ein Stativgewinde 1/4 Zoll (also das ganz gewöhnliche), was man auf den Produktfotos aber nicht sieht. Zudem lässt auch er sich per Rändelmutter verriegeln. Das Kabel ist, wenn man es einfach so mal runterhängen lässt, etwa 95cm lang. Mit vertretbarem Zug lässt es sich auf etwa 150cm auseinander ziehen, da sollten aber Kamera und Blitz schon sicher stehen, da das dicke Kabel schon ordentlich Zug hat. Angesichts des Preises und der guten Verarbeitung kann ich das Kabel sehr empfehlen, wenn einem die Länge reicht!