Moose
So, Ive had an SB800 for a decade or more. Still works. It has been in my camera bag and traveled with me around the world, literally and figuratively, for a lot of years. Got an SB-700 a year and a month ago. Ive used it a few times, not very many. About 1 week after the warranty expired it failed. Wont turn on. My camera bag got dropped, but the SB800, my camera, and everything else were also in it with no damage, but the 700 failed. $200 repair, one week out of warranty, and theres literally NO external damage. It looks like new, in fact, as Im much less hard on equipment than in years past when I always traveled with a camera. Functionally, it works OK. The pictures are fine, properly exposed, and it seems to communicate OK with the master when used as a remote slave. Practically, its a little hard to operate the on/off switch and get it into the right mode. I appreciate the physical switch as opposed to having to press and hold and scroll menus, so I get the idea, but its small enough that pushing the button and finding the right detent is kind of award. Feature set is adequate, though for this price... geez this thing is expensive. Way more expensive than it should be considering how its really a fragile consumer item, not a durable, professional tool. Ive been using Nikon products almost exclusively for 25 years, and am a fan of their Nikkor lenses. But this particular product is a sad disappointment for the price.