I don't have such data either, but I have used SB-5000's since 2016 and I haven't experienced a single time the flash would not have fired correctly (radio triggered or on camera). I find the reliability a relief compared to Elinchrom which I have had misfires occasionally (though not with the latest transmitter, but the basic one has been somewhat unreliable indoors; outdoors it works great). I have not used Godox, but dpreview in their review Advanced Features: There is no doubt that the GODOX V1-N will provide professional quality results at an exceptional price point, and they offer a number of features that cannot be ignored. With this flash, you’ll have access to reliable power and performance that won. You also get fully supported TTL auto flash, manual flash, L/8000s high-speed sync, and many more. It has a flash duration of 1/300 to 1/20000 seconds and can cover a range of 28 to 105mm. The V1 also has a modeling lamp. It's a small LED, but one that's softened by the fresnel diffuser, and a warm 3,330K color temperature. Its power is adjustable, and it casts an even light on your subject, but I wouldn't want to use it with a human model—the LED is a bright point of light that can definitely induce squinting, even with the diffuser dome attached. Accessory Kit The Godox V1 features a large range of controllable functions such as TTL, exposure compensation, high-speed sync, front-curtain sync, rear-curtain sync, multi-flash. MAGNETIC MOUNT Undoubtedly Godox is one of the market’s most popular and trusted flash brands. They offer many advantages that make them ideal for photographers of all levels who use Nikon cameras.

Allthough I share the lot of your views on our world I can still see why people buy the cheap alternative but I don't want to go offtopic so I won't elaborate on this.The user interface is identical to the V860 III’s. The flash supports TTL, wireless master and slave using Godox’s 2.4 GHZ X protocol. Accessories Bernard Dery | Light And Matter Round diffuser Bernard Dery | Light And Matter Barn doors Examples of Godox V1 accessories

Rewind]: Godox AD200 Review | One Year and 75 Weddings Later 1. On-Camera Bounce: More Power, Fewer Worries If you remember, at the start I said the main reason I rushed out to buy the V1 was because I was hopeful that Godox would fix the weak hotshoe issue that plagued the Godox v860ii for Sony. I REALLY wish that Godox had implemented the same system as found on the Adorama Flashpoint R2 Pro Mk2and now the Godox XT-2 transmitter. On those triggers, you just double press the group button and the power goes on/off. It's just so much simpler. I'd love to see some modifiers like the MagMod System available for this. A small softbox we can attach on the go would be great if the magnets are strong enough. Another one would be a full set of gel. I love using gels and a set of sheets that could simply be placed between two magnetic rubber rings would be great. What else would benefit your photography in a magnetic form for this flash? Display I put this down to the fact I use a spider holster. When walking, the speedlight dangles upside down and as I walk, the flash waggles on my waist. I guess over time the hotshoe just breaks.Versatile Compatibility: This flash is compatible with all Nikon DSLR cameras and I-TTL II autoflash, making it an ideal choice for photographers who own multiple camera models. Moreover, it can also be used with Nikon’s Creative Lighting System (CLS) and other popular radio triggers, which means you can have more creative control over your lighting environment. There are a few key features to consider when it comes to finding the best Godox flash for your Nikon camera. Here we find out the most crucial elements that you must see before making your buying decision. Size and weight