Neewer Universal Soft Mini Flash Bounce Diffuser Cap Compatible with Canon, Nikon, Godox, Yongnuo, Neewer TT560 NW550 NW561 NW570 NW580 NW625 NW635 NW-670 750II NW645 NW655 Speedlite Flashes

There are lots of variations for diffusers. One genre is a plastic diffuser with direct or bounced illumination--the other being cloud diffuser with direct or bounced illumination. In this iteration, the nice accomodation of a smaller size delivers the full benefits of cloud (wider dispersion w/softening) modification along with the harder direct diffuser effects of a hard plastic pushon with a reflective bounce card.Lot's to like about this, and couples well with my Godox flashes.

I was amazed at how small this was at first! Received it this morning and was super excited as I got to take it and use it straightaway for the wedding I was working this evening. Haven’t gone through the gallery yet (my friend was the lead so she has my pictures currently) but on the back of camera it seemed to do the job very well! I am not a big fan of the rectangle diffusers, find bouncing to be good but not 100% consistent, and had been eyeing the magmod setup when a friend recommended this one. Cheapskate that I am, I jumped on it, but wasn’t expecting to be wowed (I always have expensive taste and end up wanting the more expensive item even when trying to spend less). So happy to say I was pleasantly surprised and will be using it for the next few weddings, at least. It seems to provide a soft and even light and doesn’t have any harsh cut off lines or lose too much light. Thanks!

Does what you want in a diffuser, but there are definitely better ones out there.

The flash does everything I need it to do and mainly use the ETTL feature almost exclusively since I got it fine-tuned because I like to shoot and go.

This is what I needed and im happy it is universal.

I would not recommend this product. It worked fine for a little while and just decided one day it wouldn’t work anymore. No matter what batteries I put in there it just wouldn’t turn on anymore. Imagine being at a photo shoot and this thing dies on you. Not very professional.I’d say though, I capture some very nice picture when I was able to use the thing

This has to be my favorite bounce reflector so far. It's simple, it's cheap and it really does a great job of spreading the light around the room to minimize shadows. It does "eat" a lot of light, so this is not ideal for large rooms/high ceilings. But otherwise you can't go wrong with this thing. It fits fine on all my flash units. My Canon 550 EXII has the largest bounce head and it's tight, but it fits. I bought one at first, and since I liked it, I bought a second one. I use these on my two side slave flashes when I don't have umbrellas. I think I will get a third one for the master flash on the camera. Definitely recommend this one if you don't have anything like this or if you aren't happy with yours. Can't go wrong with it for $7...

The diffuser is very easy to slip on to my Neewer flash and collapses to nothing so its easy to slide into my camera bag.