Godox S2 Speedlite Bracket

Godox made a great backet for their line of flash units. It will also work for most bands of flash units from speedlights to medium sized monolight that don't have a dedicated bracket to attach them to a light stand. You can attach any light modifier with a Bowen S mount which makes it highly compatible with many brands of modifiers. It mounts easily to any light stand with a 5/8 stud connector and is fully adjustable to any angle. I have my 200 with an 36" octa modifier for quick use and easy to get it on target for the photo. Overall I would recommend this bracket if you are in need of this type of attachment point.

This bracket is a huge improvement over the original S1 version. It holds everything from my AD200 and V1 to my older TT685 securely, with no weird balancing issues or awkward tightening mechanisms. The grip is snug but gentle—no stress on the flash body, which is great for long-term use. The built-in Bowens mount is the real win here. It opens up a ton of modifier options, and everything locks in with a solid, confident click. It’s also pretty compact, so it doesn’t add a ton of bulk to your kit. I’ve used this with softboxes, umbrellas, and even a beauty dish, and it handles them all like a champ. No wobble, no slipping, and setup is quick. Whether you’re in-studio or on location, this bracket makes it easy to get consistent, professional lighting with your Godox gear.

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Though I have other similar S2 brackets, their center hole does not fit the AD200 Pro II lights. This S2 Bracket has removeable pieces in the bottom of the center opening, so it can be used for the AD200 lights as well as for speedlites. I now have three of these to use with my three AD200 Pro II light heads.

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Godox products are some of the best on the market. Works great with my godox 600 pro

Supports more shapes of flash head than the v1. Collapses more compactly than the v1. The hold of the yoke is strong, but not as strong as the v1's ratcheting axis; but this shouldn't be an issue for most use cases. I prefer the smooth rotation in any case, for better directional control of the light.

In order to use a speedlight with a softbox or reflector with a bowens mount, this is the best adapter to use. In a small home studio, using inexpensive speedlights works well for portrait or product photography, as they will be set manually. This adapter bracket is very well made. The pivot bracket and light stand socket are metal. The bowens mount is very strong plastic and the locking hardware is metal. There is an umbrella mount that holds the shaft securely. In use, the speedlight clamp is adaptable to hold either horizontally or vertically. Nice rubber pads grip the flash and protect it. all pivot adjustments are smooth and lock down securely Overall, this bracket is fantastic way to expand the usefulness of speedlights and broaden the creativity of your photography. Highly recommended.