My first criteria for a flash and it was price. However this turned out to be quite a bargain. He works flawlessly with my Sony A6000 camera. It adds quite a bit of the light for portraits whether indoors or out. I've used it extensively with my green screen where it fills in all the shadows, allowing you to create composite pictures with nice sharp demarcation between the subject and the background. I also purchased a diffuser use with the flash, but have found myself not doing it due to the built-in infinity mode and white reflector card attached to the flash unit. It comes with a nice carrying case and a stand for use when it's in slave mode. This is a great unit and quite a bargain compared to the Sony branded ones. I don't think you will be disappointed.

This flash has 3 modes and a lot of smaller features. I think it’s a good all-around flash. For more details on how to use it there’s a video that explains it: https://youtu.be/Jn6QMoI_CsQ.

my concern for any purchase of camera gear is if the item will work with the new cameras. this item was recommended by the store employee as she said it was the same one she has and YES it works just fine for use with both my sony a7II and my a6000 cameras. the a7II does not have a pop flash like the 6000, but this unit is relatively small and easy to carry for needed work. the case it comes in is lightly padded and allows me to carry the flash without worry about scratching or damage in my bag. it also doesn't need 4 double a batteries which is nice when you cant seem to find a pair of batteries and have to buy some on vacation for 10 dollars each...

I love my RX10 iii but found the flash lacking, plus it cast lens shadows in wide shots. Bought this flash figuring I'd try it out and see how it worked, if not well I'd return it and buy the more expensive Sony flash. I'm very happy with this flash, it's a good size without being too big. Built in diffuser works great, especially for bounce flash. I even like that the orange LCD matches the orange LCD on my camera! My only complaint is that the focus-assist beam does not work with my camera, but this seems to be an issue with many flashes on Sony cameras (e mount, RX, etc.).

I was shooting an event at the Mall of America and instead of using my manual external flash I popped into Best Buy and saw that they basically had one alternative to the Sony branded (expensive) options for my Sony A6000. I was skeptical as it was an Insignia brand which can vary pretty widely on quality and figured if it wasn't good I would just bring it back. My first surprise was that it only took 2 batteries. I'm used to the four battery set up or even external power set ups. I thought, great, this thing is a toy at best but again, might as well give it a shot. The build quality is actually really nice, up there with any branded equipment I've had and it comes with the standard packaging stuff. I turned it on, fired off a few full power shots to form the capacitor (old habit) and decided to see what it would do. I was in the middle of the seating 30-50 feet away from the action depending on who was speaking and how far they wandered on the stage. It did exactly what it was supposed to. The recycling times were no bad and I used it sparingly as I don't generally use flash during speaking gigs because it distracts everyone but I have to say, for what I wanted it to do, it did it easily and well. No complaints. It's light, compact, isn't bigger than the A6000 I was using it on and I would recommend it to anyone that needs a casual punch of light. It may not be up to a hard usage task like a fashion show or something but then again, neither are most units.