A new wireless flash trigger is here, offering a solid alternative to standard 2.4 GHz systems. The FT433 operates on a 433 MHz frequency, designed to keep your flash firing reliably even in busy, signal-crowded environments. With TTL, HSS support, and Bluetooth control, it works seamlessly with Canon, Nikon, and Sony cameras.
Most wireless flash triggers rely on 2.4 GHz, but with so many different devices using the same frequency nowadays, interference can be a real issue. The new Godox FT433 takes a different approach, switching to 433 MHz for a more stable connection, even in crowded spaces like events, sports arenas, or large studios. Built for photographers who need rock-solid reliability, it works with the FR433 receiver to keep your flash firing smoothly without interruptions.
While the FT433 brings a stronger signal, it still feels familiar for anyone who’s used Godox triggers before. It’s shaped a lot like the Xpro series, with a similar button layout that makes adjusting settings quick and easy. But it also comes with some new additions, like a single-contact rapid-fire mode for faster shooting and a prominent antenna for even better flash communication. With TTL, HSS, and Bluetooth control, it’s a flexible option for Canon, Nikon, and Sony users looking for a dependable wireless trigger.
Stronger Signal for More Reliable Flash Communication
Wireless reliability is crucial when working in busy environments, but traditional 2.4 GHz triggers can struggle with interference. The FT433 solves this by switching to 433 MHz, ensuring a more stable connection even in high-traffic locations like conferences, trade shows, and multi-shooter studio sessions. A newly designed, prominent antenna further strengthens communication between the trigger and the flash, reducing the risk of misfires when it matters most.
Familiar Design with Practical Upgrades
The FT433 sticks to the same well-known design and layout as the Xpro series, making it easy to navigate for those already using Godox triggers. A large LCD screen, five group buttons, and four function buttons provide quick access to settings without unnecessary menu digging. The FR433 receiver connects directly via USB-C to compatible Godox outdoor flash units, including the AD200ProII and AD600ProII, ensuring seamless integration with these systems.
Comprehensive Flash Control for Any Situation
With full support for TTL, manual, and multi-flash modes, the FT433 makes it easy to control off-camera lighting with precision. High-Speed Sync (HSS) up to 1/8000s allows for wide-aperture shooting even in bright conditions, while front and rear curtain sync offers more control over motion effects. The built-in TCM function provides a quick way to switch from TTL to manual mode, automatically converting TTL values into manual power settings with a single click.
Wireless and Bluetooth Connectivity for Maximum Flexibility
Reliable wireless communication is key when working with multiple flash units, and the FT433 offers several options to keep everything in sync. It supports 16 groups, 32 channels, and a 1-99 wireless ID system, minimizing interference from other photographers. Bluetooth connectivity adds another layer of convenience, allowing full control of flash settings directly from the Godox Flash app. A newly introduced single-contact rapid-fire mode also improves shooting speed, reducing data exchange between the trigger and camera for faster continuous bursts.
Specs
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| Sync triggering | Support for cameras with PC sync socket |
| Power supply | 2 × AA batteries (sold separately) |
| TTL auto flash | ✓ |
| Manual flash | ✓ |
| Multi flash | ✓ |
| High-speed sync | ✓ |
| Second curtain sync | ✓ (FT433 S and FT433 N need to be set on the cameras) |
| Flash exposure compensation | ± 3 EV, adjustable in 1/3 EV increment |
| Flash exposure lock | ✓ |
| Focus assist | ✓ (Function needs to be available on cameras) |
| Modeling lamp flash | Control the modeling lamp flash by flash trigger (unavailable on FT433 S) |
| Beeper | Control the beeper by flash trigger |
| Wireless shutter | The receiver end can control the camera shooting through the 2.5 mm sync cord jack |
| Zoom setting | AUTO / 24–200 mm |
| TCM function | Converts the TTL output value into the M mode |
| Firmware upgrade | Upgrade through the USB-C port |
| Memory function | Settings will be stored 2 seconds after last operation and recover after a restart |
| Display | Large LCD panel, backlighting ON or OFF |
| Approx. transmission range | 0–100 m |
| Built-in wireless frequency | 433 MHz |
| Modulation mode | GFSK |
| Channel | 32 |
| Wireless ID | OFF / 1–99 |
| Group | 5 groups or 16 groups (selectable in the menu) |
| Dimensions | Trigger: ≈ 6.2 × 10.1 × 4.9 cm Receiver: ≈ 2.5 × 5.0 × 1.3 cm |
| Weight | Trigger: ≈ 97 g Receiver: ≈ 10 g |
What’s Included?
- FT433 trigger
- FR433 receiver
Price & Availability
The Godox FT433 flash trigger will be available soon through our store. Pricing details will be announced upon arrival, so stay tuned for updates and be among the first to get your hands on this new release!
