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Cheapest camera flashes on eBay, live right now.

Pick a camera flash model and see the lowest current prices on eBay, the biggest photography marketplace, with shipping, condition and seller rating side by side. Prices are pulled live, so what you see is what sellers are actually asking this minute.

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How to buy a camera flash safely. The number that matters is the total including shipping, which we add up for you. Then check the seller's feedback (shown on every listing), whether returns are accepted, and condition details. Favour listings with photos of the actual flash and a note that it fires and TTL metering works on your camera body. If the listing mentions a cracked foot or discolored tube, those are common issues. Remember eBay's Money Back Guarantee covers you if it arrives faulty or not as described. Prices refresh live from eBay and are cached briefly, so they are current to within a few minutes.

How to buy a used camera flash

Match the flash to your camera system. TTL (through-the-lens metering) and high-speed sync only work on the matching camera brand and mount. A Godox V1-C is for Canon, V1-N for Nikon, V1-S for Sony. Canon Speedlite works on Canon bodies, Nikon Speedlight on Nikon bodies. Check the exact model version before buying, not just the flash type.

Confirm it fires and metering works. Ask the seller to test it on their camera body and confirm the flash fires, powers on, and TTL metering responds to scene changes. Ask about the flash tube: discoloration (brown or blackened) signals age and reduced output. Check the hot shoe foot for cracks, as they are a common failure point and expensive to repair.

Ask about battery type and recycle time. You cannot check shutter actuations on a flash, but heavy use shows as slow recycle times. Ask how fast it recycles between flashes. Lithium-battery flashes like the Godox V1 and AD200 recycle in 1-2 seconds; older AA-powered flashes may take 5-10 seconds. Recycle time is a good proxy for wear.

Brand choice and ecosystem. Godox offers excellent value and a full ecosystem of triggers, light modifiers, and flash heads. Canon Speedlite and Nikon Speedlight are pricier but integrate seamlessly with their camera systems. Older AA-powered flashes are cheaper but slower and need battery replacements. Budget for batteries or a charger if the flash uses AAs.

Common questions

Where are these prices from?

Live eBay listings, the largest source of used and new camera flashes and speedlights. Pick a model and it fetches the current lowest-priced listings in real time.

Is it safe to buy a used camera flash?

Yes. Favour high-feedback sellers, check that it fires and TTL metering works on your camera, look for detailed photos of the actual unit, confirm the tube and foot are intact, and lean on eBay's Money Back Guarantee if anything arrives damaged.

What costs extra after buying?

Batteries (if AA-powered), a charger, light modifiers like softboxes or umbrellas, and trigger transmitters if you want off-camera flash. Budget 50-150 dollars extra for a basic setup.

What is TTL on a flash?

TTL (through-the-lens metering) means the flash automatically adjusts its output based on the scene and camera settings. You point and shoot, and the flash fires at the right power. Manual flashes require you to set the power yourself. TTL only works on camera brands that match the flash brand.

What should I look for when buying a used camera flash?

Check the seller's feedback score (higher is better), confirm the flash fires and TTL metering works on your camera, inspect the flash tube for discoloration or cracks (common failure points), and ask about recycle times to gauge wear. Verify it matches your camera mount: Godox V1-C for Canon, V1-N for Nikon, V1-S for Sony. TTL and high-speed sync only work on the matching system.

What is the difference between Godox, Canon, and Nikon flashes?

Canon Speedlite and Nikon Speedlight are first-party options with full TTL integration on their respective systems, but cost more. Godox offers excellent value with a full ecosystem of triggers and lights, recycles fast with lithium batteries, and gives you third-party options. Older AA-powered flashes are cheaper but have slower recycle times.

Do I need to replace anything after buying?

Batteries are the main consumable: lithium packs (V1, AD200) last years, AA batteries need regular replacement. The flash tube and capacitor eventually wear out, but can last decades with normal use. Ask the seller about battery type and when the flash was last used actively.

Cheapest by model, at a glance

A daily snapshot of the lowest genuine eBay price for every model we track, and how good that price is right now versus its usual level, updated automatically. Prices last refreshed 30 August 2026 . Tap a price to see that model's cheapest listings on eBay, or tap a model name for the full live list here.

Under each model is the actual listing that price came from, so you can see whether it is the thing you want or a bundle, a variant, or an accessory that happens to share the name.

ModelCheapest nowvs typicalvs recent
Profoto B10
Profoto B10 Off Camera Flash & Continuous Light No Box
$710 lowest yet21% under▼ 21%
Nikon SB-700
Nikon SB-700 Speedlight Shoe Mount Flash SB700 #179
$529% understeady
Nikon SB-900
Nikon SB-900 Speedlight Flash SB900
$100 lowest yet5% under▼ 5%
Profoto A10
Profoto A10 Air TTL-N For Nikon Studio Flash Light [Excellent / Fair] US STOCK
$4473% under▼ 3%
Godox AD600 Pro
GODOX AD600ProII AD600 Pro II 600Ws 2.4G TTL Flash Speedlight, GN87 1/8000 HSS
$7493% under▼ 3%
Canon Speedlite 270EX
Canon Speedlite 270EX Shoe Mount Flash for EOS
$42about typical▼ 2%
Godox TT685C
Godox TT685C 2.4G Wireless TTL Flash Speedlite for canon
$69about typical▼ 2%
Godox AD200 Pro
Godox AD200 Pro w/ Case Used Good
$220about typicalsteady
Godox TT600
Godox TT600 2.4G Wireless Camera Flash HSS Speedlite for Canon Nikon Sony
$36about typicalsteady
Canon Speedlite 320EX
Canon 320EX Hot Shoe Mount Speedlite Camera Flash Unit #T-04200
$50 same 19 daysabout typicalsteady
Sigma EF-610 DG Super
Excellent Sigma EF-610 DG Super TTL Flash with Case
$60 same 23 daysabout typicalsteady
Yongnuo YN600EX-RT
YONGNUO YN600EX-RT II Wireless HSS Flash Speedlite for Canon
$70 same 23 daysabout typicalsteady
Canon Speedlite 430EX
Canon Speedlite 430EX E-TTL Hot Shoe Shoe Mount Flash for Canon EOS DSLR
$75 same 32 daysabout typicalsteady
Nissin Di700A
Nissin Di700A For Sony Japan
$99 same 23 daysabout typicalsteady
Canon Speedlite 600EX
Canon Speedlite 600EX-RT Shoe Mount Flash for Canon
$100 same 32 daysabout typicalsteady
Pentax AF-540FGZ
Pentax AF-540FGZ Shoe Mount Flash
$102 same 23 daysabout typicalsteady
Nikon SB-910
Nikon Speedlight SB-910 Shoe Mount Flash
$120 same 23 daysabout typicalsteady
Canon Speedlite 580EX II
canon speedlite 580ex ii
$130 same 23 daysabout typicalsteady
Godox SK400II
Godox SK400II Studio Flash - Black
$200 same 21 daysabout typicalsteady
Nikon SB-5000
Nikon Speedlight SB-5000 Shoe Mount Flash LCD Display forNikon Camera
$220 same 10 daysabout typical▼ 2%
Nikon SB-800
Nikon SB-800 Speedlight Flash SB800 w/ Case #G864
$76about typical▲ 1%
Canon Speedlite 580EX
Canon 580EX Speedlite Flash E-TTL Shoe Mount Excellent JAPAN
$138 same 11 daysabout typicalsteady
Godox V1
Godox V1 Flash For Sony #391
$123above typical▲ 3%
Godox V860III
Godox V860III Hot Shoe Mount TTL For Fuji And Trigger Godox X2t-f
$130above typical▲ 8%
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