The AD100Pro II brings various improvements in a palm-sized body, such as an upgraded fan system and a multi-angle bracket for adjustability. Not only that, but Godox also thought of a better 5W LED modeling light that enables brightness adjustments from 1 to 10 levels. Speaking of accessories, the flash pairs well with Godox's separately available triggers and other optional tools. Its built-in magnetic mount works seamlessly with the brand's round-head accessories, including the convenient AK-R1 accessory kit, the AK-R22 collapsible diffusion dome, the AK-R21 projection attachment, a Bowens S3 bracket, and light stands. Modifiers are also available separately, such as a softbox, an umbrella diffuser, a snoot, and others. Find compatibility with optional UL series softboxes, BDR reflectors, and more. The AD100Pro II will help you get optimum flash lighting in a variety of situations, such as portraits, stills, advertising, and more.

• Compact and highly portable at 4.8 x 2.9 x 2.9"
• The TTL mode is only available when the wireless function is on
• S1/S2 settings
• First curtain and second curtain sync modes
• Stroboscopic flash mode
• Beep, standby, and delay settings
• Power switch and auto off functions
• A battery indicator lights up during charging
• Check the battery level through an indicator on the screen
• Battery detaching pusher for convenience
• Battery protection against overcharge, overdischarge, overcurrent, and short circuit
• A 3.5mm sync port is present for wired connection
• A USB-C port allows firmware upgrades and a 433 MHz receiver connection
• Popular dual 1/4"-20 mounting points; includes AD-E2 holder

Frequently Asked Questions for the AD100PRO II

Is the AD100PRO II a good choice for beginners or travel shooters?
Yes. It is one of the easiest entry points into off-camera lighting if you want more power than a speedlight without jumping into a larger monolight. Its compact body, USB-C charging, and magnetic accessory support make it especially attractive for travel portraits, weddings, headshots, and fast location work. 

How much power does the AD100PRO II have?
Godox clearly publishes the AD100PRO II as a 100Ws flash. In the official materials reviewed here, Godox emphasized 100Ws output, 28–85mm zoom, and improved burst handling.

What battery does it use, and how many full-power flashes can I expect?
It uses a 7.2V/2850mAh lithium battery and is rated for about 490 full-power flashes per charge. Godox also adds that the redesigned cooling system supports roughly 60 to 100 consecutive full-power flashes.

How fast is it, and does it support HSS?
Recycle time is rated at approximately 0.01 to 1.5 seconds, and it supports high-speed sync up to 1/8000 second, along with first-curtain, second-curtain, and Multi flash. In practical terms, that makes it much more useful than a typical small flash for wide-aperture daylight portraits or quick-paced subject work. 

Does it support TTL, and which camera systems work with it?
Yes. The AD100PRO II supports TTL, Manual, and Multi in receiver mode, and Godox lists compatibility with Canon, Nikon, Sony, Fujifilm, OM SYSTEM, Panasonic, Pentax, and Leica within the X wireless ecosystem. You will still need the correct Godox trigger or compatible on-camera master setup for the best remote workflow. 

What modifiers and accessories fit the AD100PRO II?
Its built-in magnetic front works with Godox round-head accessories such as the AK-R1 kit, AK-R21 projection attachment, and AK-R22 diffusion dome. With the S3 bracket, it can also take Bowens-mount modifiers, which makes it much more flexible than its size suggests. 

What should buyers know about firmware and common setup issues?
Godox provides firmware support from the product page, and the flash also supports optional 433MHz control through the FT433/FR433 route via USB-C. The most common real-world problems are usually not hardware failures but trigger pairing, channel interference, or trying to force the wrong firmware file; MoLight explicitly warns that loading the wrong firmware can brick a flash, so only use the exact file for the exact model. In general, MoLight advises updating firmware only when it will (a) solve a problem you are having, (b) provide you with a new feature you desire, or (c) fix a compatibility issue with a new camera.

What warranty and service support does MoLight offer?
MoLight’s published warranty policy says Godox flashes rated at 100Ws and above receive a two-year limited warranty, with in-house repair performed in Wisconsin. That makes the AD100PRO II one of the smaller flashes that still qualifies for MoLight’s longer published coverage.