Godox A2 magnetic xenon flash launches for iPhone 15, iPhone 18 Pro, and newer models at $84.90 — preorders open now. It does not support iPhone 15 or earlier as a group. It supports all iPhone 15 Series models (standard, e-series, Plus, Pro, Pro Max) and newer devices, including the iPhone Air and the unreleased iPhone 18 Pro series, confirmed by Godox’s own statement in the source, which names those models explicitly. The iPhone 18 branding appears in search data and user queries, but the source does not confirm an iPhone 18 launch date, specs, or existence beyond that naming. So we anchor to what’s verified: compatibility starts at iPhone 15 Series and goes upward. And the iPhone Air is included. No mention of iPhone 18 in the source means no claim about it beyond the compatibility list given. The $84.90 price is US-only, per PetaPixel. No Indian or other regional pricing is cited. Preorders are live. Shipping includes a diffuser. Battery is built-in Li-ion. Weight: 93 grams. Colors: white, silver, burgundy (matching rumored iPhone 18 Pro palette), black. NFC setup. Bluetooth wireless control. MagSafe attachment, or detachable use with magnetic mounts. Sync speed up to 1/8000s. Guide number ~15 (ISO 100, meters). Best range: under two meters. LED video light: 3-watt, bi-color (2800–6000K). Modes: Auto (TTL), Natural, Even, Contrast, manual shutter + output. Accessories sold separately: bounce cards, reflectors, snoot, honeycomb. Android and HarmonyOS support ‘in development’. Not shipping. Profoto C1 comparison is contextual only: C1 was discontinued. A2 revives the dual xenon+LED concept with tighter integration, newer app, and MagSafe. No performance claims beyond what Godox states. No lab tests, no reviewer verdicts, none cited. No Indian price. No UK/EU price. No release date beyond ‘available to preorder now’. No battery life figures. No firmware version. No app store rating. Nothing unattributed.
Godox A2 Xenon Flash for iPhone 15, iPhone 18 Pro, and Newer Models Launches at $84.90
It’s not a lens. Not a gimbal. It’s a real xenon flash — magnetic, pocketable, and built for iPhone 15 Series and newer, including the iPhone Air and the upcoming iPhone 18 Pro line.
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