PIXEL King Receiver For Nikon Wireless TTL Flash Trigger

Works great and I usually have very little trouble with them mis-firing. One of the receivers failed within a few months, so I bought another one and it's been working just fine.

I bought a kit (TX and RX) and this single RX for working with my two Nikon Flashes. The kit works fine, but the single RX just doesn't. There is not communication between my camera and the flash when using the single RX. I guess it's a manufacturer calibration standard problem which should be solved. I'm claiming for the warranty, let's see what happen.

The pixel king works great with a mixture of NIKON compatible flashes, from the YN-560 to the SB910. They even come with a nice padded pouch with little storage compartments for batteries, cables, or whatever.

Excellent so far, very usable. I would buy a few more of these just to have as backups. Definitely would do business with them again.

Recently bought the Pixel King i-TTL trigger. It is a decent mid range trigger, though the receiver is much more limited than the Pixel King Pro. The receivers work well and very reliable. I was able to use it with my studio lights and Nikon Speed lights. The big negative is the lack of instructions for updating firmware (which is worth doing) and I had to write to Pixel, though they were very good in getting back to me. The receivers also work with the Pixel King Pro system, though they do have some limitations.I have given this 4 stars because the Pixel King Pro is a much better system. I managed to get these for a reduced price and the system works with my Pixel Opas transceivers.