Derek Gehrke
Great manual flash while it worked. I picked up two of them originally. One died within 3 months of use. I only used it about once a week, so probably 12 times total before one died. The other is going strong, but I have since moved on to Godox flashes. Godox are still inexpensive ($160-$180), but you get TTL, are built so much better, better recycle times, their triggers work with all of their lights (including much bigger studio strobes), and you can get them with a rechargeable battery pack thus eliminating all those AAs. Save a little money in the long run, spend a little more now and get Godox.