NEEWER ENTRY LEVEL VERSION N12 GN12 Mini Camera Flash

Small enough to throw in the pocket of the camera case and bright enough as a fill or to light subjects at close range. I've only used it at full power - no need to dim it down. I've had really good luck with 1/90s (my camera sync speed) and F11 at 1m or F8 at 2m. Not much to think about, it just works. This flash is useful and just plain cute. I tried switching the diffuser to the other included one for fun but it's such a tight fit, I gave up. Not a big deal though.

I'm very happy with this little flash. Fits perfectly on hot shoes (tried it on my Olympus), and has an optional diffuser that comes on it. You can also manually trigger the flash if you want. It isn't as bright as some larger ones of course, but I don't need it to be. The LED display is basic but makes it easy to see battery and your flash settings.I just need mine for casual use, but I could see it working well for those who take semi-serious photography (serious professionals your mileage may vary, but this also isn't in your price range lol).

This mini camera flash is nice ,well made and good quality too for the price. Easy to use and to mount it in the camera. I have a Nikon camera and fits on properly. The flash is bright enough for all the photo I need to take. Comes with a light diffuser which is very useful too. Easy charging and the battery will last for long time. Thanks

PROS: this flash fits perfectly into the hot shoe on the Sony cameras I tried it with. Easy to use and worked well with no lag for taking photos with flash. The flash is also adjustable and i found it helpful for taking photos in low light. Flash provided even coverage. And came with a clear and white light filter for different diffusion levels. It is also rechargeable via USB-C. Overall a great option for the priceCONS: battery life is okay but not great will need to charge if using more than 90 mins constantly(batter for short sessions)Overall I would highly recommend this flash to others 👍🏾😊

... then this is what you want. It's small, light, quite powerful, and sits unobtrusively in your camera's hot shoe. Unlike your usual pop-up flash, however, it offers a range of easily selectable strengths that increase from 1/128 through 1/64 and so on up to 1/1 and are shown on a small but bright and clear LCD screen. The design is quite basic: just two buttons, one to test the flash, which works whether or not the unit's turned on, and one to turn it on and off and select the power. An exposed USB-C charge port sits between them, so don't expect this to tolerate any moisture. A white diffuser is fitted as standard. It also comes with a clear fresnel lens but the white diffuser is so hard to remove I haven't been able to test the flash with the lens or naked. It has obvious limitations as a flash, as one should expect with such simple unit. They include an inability to vary the angle, so one can't bounce the flash off the ceiling or walls; the lack of an automatic anti-red eye function, so anyone facing the camera is likely to look like a vampire with a flat white face and red eyes; and the absence of any sort of range finding or automatic intensity adjustment. Those are all features you'd expect to find on a 'proper' flash, which would also be much bigger, heavier, and more expensive. However, if all you're looking for is something small and light that you can throw in your camera bag and grab when you need some fill light or unexpectedly find yourself somewhere gloomy this what you need. And in any case, your camera might be able to compensate for some of the flash's shortcomings. I'm still learning to drive my supercomputer-with-a-lens so it's quite possible it can do just that.