The Westcott FJ80-SE Battery Charger Cordrecharges the FJ80-SE speedlight's battery in approximately three hours. An AC adapter is included to provide power to the charger.

Quick Recharging: Approximately 3 Hours    Includes AC Adapter

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this comparable on the Fuji GFX 100 and 100s medium format cameras?

A: The Westcott FJ80 II M Universal Touchscreen 80Ws Speedlight is compatible with the FUJIFILM GFX 100 and the FUJIFILM GFX 100S Medium Format Mirrorless Cameras.

Q: 2. Can the FJ80 II M Universal be used with leica M11 or Leica Q3 ?

A: While the Westcott FJ80 II M Universal Touchscreen 80Ws Speedlight (2024) is not listed as compatible with Leica cameras it will most likely fire in manual mode. No support for TTL or HSS.

Q: 3. Can the FJ80 II M with Sony adapter be used on other brands of camera (OLYMPUS, Canon etc.) simply by not using the adapter.

A: Yes, the Westcott FJ80 II M Universal Touchscreen 80Ws Speedlight with Adapter for Sony Cameras is compatible with Sony when the Sony adapter is used. When the adapter is removed this speedlight works with Canon, Nikon, Fujifilm, Panasonic, and Olympus in Manual, TTL, and HSS.

Q: 4. What's the diameter of the flash head?

A: Westcott FJ80 II M Universal Touchscreen 80Ws Speedlight head outer diameter is 3.1 inches.

Q: 5. "What's in the box", lists a charger and cord but then you also show that you need to buy one?

A: You do not need to purchase the Westcott Battery Charger and Cord for FJ80 II Speedlights in addition to the Westcott FJ80-SE M Universal 80Ws Speedlight (2024). The FJ80-SE Battery Charger & Cord (as well as the FJ80-SE AC Adapter) are included by Westcott as standard accessories with the purchase of the Westcott FJ80-SE M Universal 80Ws Speedlight (2024). You only need to purchase the unit separately if you wish to own another set as a spare (additional) backup.

Q: 6. How is this better to the first version? I see 100 more full power shots... Worth the upgrade or only worth when buying in the first place? Thanks!

A: The main difference in the Westcott FJ80 II compared to the older version is the more flashes on the battery. And the lcd screen has been improved for ease of use. That is really about it as changes go. Note the batteries are not interchangeable between the two versions.

Q: 7. Does this speedlight have enough power for hss outdoors during the day? How does it compare to Nissin's MG-80? Thanks!

A: The Westcott FJ80 II M Universal Touchscreen 80Ws Speedlight has enough power to shoot HSS outdoors--it has 80 w/s of power, slightly higher than average for a shoe-mount flash. It is comparable to the Nissin MG-80, which only reports a guide number, which can't be directly compared to the watt/seconds measurement of the FJ80 II.

Q: 8. What’s new in the 2024 version?

A: The Westcott FJ80-SE S 80Ws Speedlight for Sony Cameras (2024) magnetic mount was change to a twist-lock style mount for strength. Other wise the flash is the same as the older version.

Q: 9. What is the advantage of this flash over a brand in the $100 range?

A: The Westcott FJ80 has about a third more power than cheaper flashes. The magnetic front is a great way to attaché light modifiers.

Q: 10. Is this compatible with the FJ80 II?

A: Yes, the Westcott 5" Reflector for FJ200 Strobe and FJ80 Universal Speedlite is compatible with the Westcott FJ80 II Speedlight.