Fantastic video!! I'm very much a visual person, so seeing everything laid out and explained in depth REALLY helped me understand this light - thank you!
Great tutorial. I am an amateur and not using these devices daily, so it is nice to be able to have a quick refresher if it has been a while since using them.
Thank you. Clear information! I know it's a great flash but Ive had a lot of trouble adjusting to it from my other system, so this is extremely helpful.
This is the distance indicator display. In TTL mode, when the flash is mounted on the camera, you will see a black bar appear on this display. The bar indicates the usable range of the flash at your current exposure and flash zoom settings. If your subject is closer than the near measurement, the flash won't be able to avoid overexposure. If your subject is beyond the far measurement, the flash is unable to provide adequate exposure at that distance.
@@Strobepro thank you- so to compensate for the distance does one have to move or can flash exposure compensation be used? Thinking of being in tight spaces.
@@dianedouglas3886 You can either move to within the stated range, or change your camera settings. For example, you might be closer than the minimum range at ISO 6400, but within the acceptable range once you drop to ISO 3200. For everyday kinds of shooting, this will rarely be something you have to think about. If you are not extremely close or extremely far from your subject, the range of power on these flashes can almost always find a proper TTL exposure.
Hi Brett, The label for the receiver mode was changed to "Rx" in a firmware update after we published this video. All of the functions are still the same.
My question is where is the optical slave master setting?? In the v860 ii there use to be a lightning symbol indicating that it's a optical slave master ... If this has radio slave only then y does it have N optical reviver ? .. if it has optical slave control then where is it ?? Y is it not as easy to find just like the v860ii . ??? Major question is y is the master even firing ah flash in the first place ??? The receiver is not using optical slave when it's in radio mode. So y not just send the signal ?? Y is it firing and wasting my battery ?? ..
The optical master mode available on the V860ii is not available on the V1. Godox seems to be abandoning support for that feature, as it is not on the V860iii either. When in the radio master mode, you can change the mode on your master group to off (indicated by the double lines). If your master group is off, it will not flash, and it is still able to send the signal to any enabled groups. Two possible areas of confusion: 1. On the Canon version of the V1, your master does not get its own separate group indicated by M. Your master is always assigned to group A. So if you want to control the master independently, make sure none of your off-camera flashes are assigned to group A. 2. Even with the master set to off, the test button on the flash will give you a low power flash. The master will not flash when you trigger it through the hotshoe. I hope this information helps!
Your video is so awesome and helped me understand the flash. But in ETTL - A mode, I am not seeing it syncing the focus length and exposure with the lens. What am I doing wrong?
I have the Neewer Z1, pretty much the same flash as the V1 just different naming and this video SERIOUSLY helped me understand the my speedlight. You sir, are an amazing man.
In your video “Godox V1 TTL Speedlite - Complete Walkthrough” at timestamp 7:53 when turning on the flash, the menu is showing “TCM - SYNC - FEB” In the video “Godox XPro II (2024) Radio Controller Complete Walkthrough” at timestamp 17:56 when turning on the flash the menu is showing only “TCM” How do I access the “SYNC - FEB” options in the menu? I have tried several times without any success. Thanks in advance.
Hi, I am new to flash photography and just bought the V1. I don't have the Flash Exposure Bracketing option on my LCD. I am using the V1 on a Sony A6700. Is FEB not an option for this camera? Thanks in advance!
Can you use HSS with the V1 off camera? Whenever I go into the "orange" mode if I activate HSS on my trigger it doesn't register in the "orange" mode on the V1.
Great video, but I cannot for the life of me get my Sony A7iii to work with it as a bracketed set up - I can't seem to get it on ETTR,... any suggestions? google has failed me!
Have a somewhat dumb question, but don’t think it was covered in the vid. When using Wireless mode, it seems to not work when the camera is set to Auto. Even when I turn wireless on, when I hit the shutter it goes back to regular ETTL. Is this expected behavior, or am I doing something wrong or have a faulty flash?
thank you for the info but I might be missing something, I have the the nikon version, when I switch mine on and in i-ttl mode there is no sync button, this only appears when I go to M (manual mode) how do I get it for I-ttl mode?? thanks
How durable is the circuitry ? Every other Chinese made speedlite I've had crapped out after about a year or two. you'd notice after a while that you'd only be getting 1/2 or 1/4 power .
Well, we sell the stuff, so you might take this as somewhat biased! But we try our best to be candid. We've carried an assortment of other flash brands throughout our history, and Godox is the brand that has made things easiest on our service department. Not saying nothing ever goes wrong, but we're very happy with Godox's flash lineup overall. Happy enough to back it up with our 2-year in-house warranty. Even beyond that 2-year period, we can almost always replace components quickly and affordably. Flashes that seem to lose horsepower can sometimes benefit from a new flash tube-or-if any fogging is visible, a new front lens. Fogging hasn't been an issue we've noticed with Godox flashes. They seem to have good heat management and well assigned limits. I hope this helps! If you have any other questions, feel free to reach out any time.
I think I’m completely out of my element here, because I just set up my Godox V1 and Magmod on my Nikon D750, and cannot for the life of me figure out how to get my camera to focus. I am shooting my first wedding this weekend, so I’m freaking out. Any help would be greatly appreciated 😬
Hello, I just purchased the Sony version and have it paired with my a7iii. I noticed the auto zoom isn’t working as did yours in the video. Manual zoom is working ok. Any suggestions or answers as to why? Thanks!
hi and thanks for the informative video, but do you also have one about shooting burst with flash? I am beginner in shooting with flash and can't find out what settings or flash I need for make that possible with my Panasonic S1R in AFC, because then the flash sometimes fires only 1x time... right now I use it with the Godox V860IIIo
Although this was a great overall tutorial video, you failed to recognise one very important thing. With the Godox V1 and most other Godox flashes - HSS + TTL do not work TOGETHER (they do work individually) on most Canon mirrorless cameras! Selecting HSS + TTL results in the flash annoyingly firing at full power, every shot. Godox has confirmed this is an issue and they haven't been able to overcome it. Oddly, it's fine with the Canon RP (Godox put out a firmware update for compatibility issues) and does not work with the EOS R (Godox did 2 firmware updates to supposedly fix compatibility issues with the R). The R7 has the full power with every shot issue. I'm hoping it's been fixed on the V1 Pro and X3 C trigger.
Hello and thank you for this video :) I've got a quick question, is it possible to automatic turn on the modeling lamp whenf focusing to have a focus on a dark place ? and then it turn off ?
simple question: how do you keep the menu light on? It keeps turning off and when we get to the wireless controls, turning it on activates the D channel
Any fast-charging cable should work with the supplied charger. Note that it is not possible to charge the battery through the V1 itself. The USB-C slot on the flash body is for firmware updates only.
Hi Mike. As always great video. I have been roped into shooting two indoor events. Both candid - elementary school with fast moving kids and 50th HS reunion with slow moving seniors. I normally shoot landscapes with no flash with my R6, but have now purchased the Godox v1 just because of these two events. Should I stay with Program mode and E-TTL? Thanks.
Hi Michael, Program mode will function in TTL, but there are a lot of moving parts. If you are comfortable, we'd suggest setting a manual exposure with your shutter at or below your sync speed. You can then adjust your aperture as necessary, and TTL will take care of the rest. ISO can be left in auto if you wish! It's just nice to have control of the aperture at the very least so that you can keep groups of people in focus when you need to.
The main thing is to ensure that you are using your mechanical shutter. The electronic shutter disables the flash on all current Canon models. TTL flash should still work for you in automatic modes.
There are some minor differences between V1 models depending on the supported camera brand. We weren't confident that we had discovered all such minor differences, so we decided to pick just one model for our tutorial. The main difference you'll encounter on the Nikon model is that the "sync" functions can only be managed through the camera and not the flash. Make sure to enable your fastest Auto-FP setting (Menu E: Flash and Bracketing) if you want to use HSS. If you have any questions about the Nikon model, feel free to drop them here!
Hello from Belgium. How can I change the flash duration of the V 1 ? It is mentionned that it can be lowered till 1/20000 sec. So how do you do that ? Menu or other option ?
Hi K I, The flash duration directly correlates with flash power. To achieve the fastest duration, you simply set the flash to its lowest power. I believe the manual has a complete chart which shows the duration at each power setting.
Excellent video - very helpful and comprehensive. I have just purchased a Nikon Z 8, with no mechanical shutter. Do you know if HSS and Z8 is working properly with Godox Speedlite V1 for Nikon?
We haven't independently confirmed it yet, but the Z8 should be fully compatible with the V1's latest firmware. Strobepro has sold hundreds of V1N flashes, and I haven't heard any specific complaints about the Z8. We hope that no news is good news!
Great concise video. I'm not quite sure of the modelling lamp's purpose. Can it be used as a light source without the flash triggering? Love to see it in action. Newby to flash!
Thanks for the thorough video! I purchased the Flashpoint equivalent of this, hoping the V1 would talk to my Flashpoint R2 TTL speedlight, but so far I have not been successful. Is that not possible or is that user error? I have checked to make sure both units are on the same channel and I believe I had them in the proper master/slave relationship.
Hi Elisa, Depending on when you bought that R2 speedlite, it could potentially need a firmware update. V1 and V860ii flashes are definitely compatible.
@@StrobeproThanks for the answer. I just used it for a wedding and it did very well. For some reason the focus beam wouldn't work but I got around it. I wonder why it wouldn't work though. I have the latest firmware on both.
Beats my ProFoto A1! Really impressed with the V1's battery design, modeling light, strong magnetic attachment for modifiers, nice clean and functional design and quality build. Thanks!
There are times it suddenly stops working in the middle of a shoot. And i can't figure out why. Then all it does is make the beep sound when you attempt to make it fire. Any solutions?
Hi Mathu, If you aren't seeing a flash but you're hearing a ready beep, that's likely a problem with the flash tube. Please feel free to reach out to us by email and we'll see if we can help you. If you purchased the flash from us directly, we do offer a 2-year in-house warranty.
Thank you for the tutorial! I wish manufacturers could start making quality videos like this instead of us reading confusing manuals.
Amen! The manuals are written by ENGINEERS for ENGINEERS and not for the average consumer who purchased the product.
100% agree.
Holy cow. This video was EXACTLY what I was looking for. Really, really well done. Thank you very much.
Super good explanation. Great job. Keep rocking 👌👌
Fantastic video!! I'm very much a visual person, so seeing everything laid out and explained in depth REALLY helped me understand this light - thank you!
Great tutorial. I am an amateur and not using these devices daily, so it is nice to be able to have a quick refresher if it has been a while since using them.
this is the best video I have seen for the Godox V1 , thank you so much for putting this up.
Thank you. Clear information! I know it's a great flash but Ive had a lot of trouble adjusting to it from my other system, so this is extremely helpful.
This is exceptional and educational I was anticipating whether to buy this flash or not now my mind is completely made up.
Great video, many thanks! I love my new godox even more now, thanks to you!
Best Godox V1 tutorial hands down!!!
Loved the simplicity, yet some more real life situation examples is always appreciated. Thanks a ton
Looking at video starting at 16:00 - I see a scale from 0.5 - 18 mm. What is that for?
This is the distance indicator display. In TTL mode, when the flash is mounted on the camera, you will see a black bar appear on this display. The bar indicates the usable range of the flash at your current exposure and flash zoom settings. If your subject is closer than the near measurement, the flash won't be able to avoid overexposure. If your subject is beyond the far measurement, the flash is unable to provide adequate exposure at that distance.
@@Strobepro thank you- so to compensate for the distance does one have to move or can flash exposure compensation be used? Thinking of being in tight spaces.
@@dianedouglas3886 You can either move to within the stated range, or change your camera settings. For example, you might be closer than the minimum range at ISO 6400, but within the acceptable range once you drop to ISO 3200. For everyday kinds of shooting, this will rarely be something you have to think about. If you are not extremely close or extremely far from your subject, the range of power on these flashes can almost always find a proper TTL exposure.
My V1c in the orange screen says "RX" and not slave ...what is the difference? and Can I change it?
Hi Brett,
The label for the receiver mode was changed to "Rx" in a firmware update after we published this video. All of the functions are still the same.
My question is where is the optical slave master setting?? In the v860 ii there use to be a lightning symbol indicating that it's a optical slave master ... If this has radio slave only then y does it have N optical reviver ? .. if it has optical slave control then where is it ?? Y is it not as easy to find just like the v860ii . ???
Major question is y is the master even firing ah flash in the first place ??? The receiver is not using optical slave when it's in radio mode. So y not just send the signal ?? Y is it firing and wasting my battery ?? ..
The optical master mode available on the V860ii is not available on the V1. Godox seems to be abandoning support for that feature, as it is not on the V860iii either.
When in the radio master mode, you can change the mode on your master group to off (indicated by the double lines). If your master group is off, it will not flash, and it is still able to send the signal to any enabled groups.
Two possible areas of confusion:
1. On the Canon version of the V1, your master does not get its own separate group indicated by M. Your master is always assigned to group A. So if you want to control the master independently, make sure none of your off-camera flashes are assigned to group A.
2. Even with the master set to off, the test button on the flash will give you a low power flash. The master will not flash when you trigger it through the hotshoe.
I hope this information helps!
Thanks a bunch for this amazing information, you save me ❤
Thanks for this tutorial! Finally I understand everything!
WONDERFUL TUTORIAL!! Thank you so much for sharing.
Fantastic! Thank you for your down-to-earth style. I learned a lot.
Your video is so awesome and helped me understand the flash. But in ETTL - A mode, I am not seeing it syncing the focus length and exposure with the lens. What am I doing wrong?
Same problem here with the Nikon Z6
Best video I’ve seen on the V-1!
thank you so much ! very well done !
very unintuitive menus and operation.... by far the most difficult and confusing flash system I have ever used.
This video was one of the most useful, straightforward and instructive views I've encountered! TY!!!
I have the Neewer Z1, pretty much the same flash as the V1 just different naming and this video SERIOUSLY helped me understand the my speedlight. You sir, are an amazing man.
Excellent video, Jessie. Thank you! 🙏
Hah! I didn't even know I had little foot stand, but it was right there in the pouch like you said it would be. 😀
Dedicated work out. Thanks a lot for your elaborate explanation.
This is great! It's coming on Monday and now I'm ready. Thank you.😊
In your video “Godox V1 TTL Speedlite - Complete Walkthrough” at timestamp 7:53 when turning on the flash, the menu is showing “TCM - SYNC - FEB”
In the video “Godox XPro II (2024) Radio Controller Complete Walkthrough” at timestamp 17:56 when turning on the flash the menu is showing only “TCM”
How do I access the “SYNC - FEB” options in the menu? I have tried several times without any success.
Thanks in advance.
Thank you! Thus is very clear and straightforward
I just ordered this speedlite. Thank for the useful of this video.
Have the fixed the colour shift and high failure rate yet?
Superb expaining the godox flash. Thank u
Hi, I am new to flash photography and just bought the V1. I don't have the Flash Exposure Bracketing option on my LCD. I am using the V1 on a Sony A6700. Is FEB not an option for this camera? Thanks in advance!
Perfect video. Thank you. I love my V1
Can you use HSS with the V1 off camera? Whenever I go into the "orange" mode if I activate HSS on my trigger it doesn't register in the "orange" mode on the V1.
Awesome detailed explanation! Your video helped me be comfortable before my purchase.
Great to hear!
Thanks for this great instructional video! You may want to consider time stamps for a video this long.
Thanks for the feeback! It's something we've been adding to our latest videos, and we'll be slowly adding chapters to all of our video manuals.
Thank you a lot. im new to photography and this is my first flash, so i was lost!
Great Video, Just purchased the V1 and controller, this has saved me a lot of time setting it up.
Peace be with you. Thanks a lot I needed this tutorial.😊
Nice video ,but you way to far from the camera , We barely can see the Flash.
Great video, but I cannot for the life of me get my Sony A7iii to work with it as a bracketed set up - I can't seem to get it on ETTR,... any suggestions? google has failed me!
Have a somewhat dumb question, but don’t think it was covered in the vid. When using Wireless mode, it seems to not work when the camera is set to Auto. Even when I turn wireless on, when I hit the shutter it goes back to regular ETTL. Is this expected behavior, or am I doing something wrong or have a faulty flash?
Best explanation!
thank you for the info but I might be missing something, I have the the nikon version, when I switch mine on and in i-ttl mode there is no sync button, this only appears when I go to M (manual mode) how do I get it for I-ttl mode?? thanks
How do I set the zoom on my V1 on A (automatic) to get it to automatically zoom for my 24-70?
When adjusting the zoom, bringing it one click to the left past the minimum zoom should switch it to A.
Well explained, recommended to watch full!
Extremely useful, made very simple- congratulations, well done!
Thank you for such an informative video. Just love the clean and simple explanation. Kudos Jessey!
Glad it was helpful!
You look like Tapper from CNN buddy. Thanks for video!
thank you
Amazing Video!!!! Thank you
Simply superb! Thank you SO very much.🙏
Amazing thanks a lot. I have Nikon so some different
How durable is the circuitry ? Every other Chinese made speedlite I've had crapped out after about a year or two. you'd notice after a while that you'd only be getting 1/2 or 1/4 power .
Well, we sell the stuff, so you might take this as somewhat biased! But we try our best to be candid.
We've carried an assortment of other flash brands throughout our history, and Godox is the brand that has made things easiest on our service department. Not saying nothing ever goes wrong, but we're very happy with Godox's flash lineup overall. Happy enough to back it up with our 2-year in-house warranty.
Even beyond that 2-year period, we can almost always replace components quickly and affordably. Flashes that seem to lose horsepower can sometimes benefit from a new flash tube-or-if any fogging is visible, a new front lens. Fogging hasn't been an issue we've noticed with Godox flashes. They seem to have good heat management and well assigned limits.
I hope this helps! If you have any other questions, feel free to reach out any time.
I think I’m completely out of my element here, because I just set up my Godox V1 and Magmod on my Nikon D750, and cannot for the life of me figure out how to get my camera to focus. I am shooting my first wedding this weekend, so I’m freaking out. Any help would be greatly appreciated 😬
Simply brilliant explanation. Thank you !
Glad it was helpful!
Hello, I just purchased the Sony version and have it paired with my a7iii. I noticed the auto zoom isn’t working as did yours in the video. Manual zoom is working ok. Any suggestions or answers as to why? Thanks!
hi and thanks for the informative video, but do you also have one about shooting burst with flash? I am beginner in shooting with flash and can't find out what settings or flash I need for make that possible with my Panasonic S1R in AFC, because then the flash sometimes fires only 1x time... right now I use it with the Godox V860IIIo
Thank you. Great work Bro......./
EXCELLENT thanks for producing this. It helped me so much
very very helpful! thank you
Great tutorial, very thorough!
I am using this flash on my zv-e1. However, the max shutter speed is limited to 1/30 on my camera. Can anyone help here?
Although this was a great overall tutorial video, you failed to recognise one very important thing. With the Godox V1 and most other Godox flashes - HSS + TTL do not work TOGETHER (they do work individually) on most Canon mirrorless cameras! Selecting HSS + TTL results in the flash annoyingly firing at full power, every shot. Godox has confirmed this is an issue and they haven't been able to overcome it.
Oddly, it's fine with the Canon RP (Godox put out a firmware update for compatibility issues) and does not work with the EOS R (Godox did 2 firmware updates to supposedly fix compatibility issues with the R). The R7 has the full power with every shot issue.
I'm hoping it's been fixed on the V1 Pro and X3 C trigger.
awesome tutorial
I just purchased and wondering if the "A" is specific to canon. My flash has the "M" and wondering if this is ok for my canon cameras? Thanks
Damn i thought that On/Off button was in korean bc of its orientation
Hello and thank you for this video :)
I've got a quick question, is it possible to automatic turn on the modeling lamp whenf focusing to have a focus on a dark place ? and then it turn off ?
REALLY good video. Thank you!
Excellent content. Thank you.
Very thorough yet concise. This is the type of video I learn from. It's all about the subject. Thank you.
a great informative video but could be plz make a video how to bounce flash during shoots?
thank you so much
Very good. Thank you.
simple question: how do you keep the menu light on? It keeps turning off and when we get to the wireless controls, turning it on activates the D channel
Sync and Feb don't appear in my menu on the Fuji version... Or am I doing something wrong?
my godox is not charging. Do I need to use the original godox cable for it to work? I tried it with an apple cable
Any fast-charging cable should work with the supplied charger. Note that it is not possible to charge the battery through the V1 itself. The USB-C slot on the flash body is for firmware updates only.
Superb video, nicely explained and very comprehensive, thank you so much.
Can you adjust the length of time that the screen blue backlight remains on?
EDIT: Got it, never mind. It's in the menus.
amazing video!!!!!!
Thanks so much!
Hi Mike. As always great video. I have been roped into shooting two indoor events. Both candid - elementary school with fast moving kids and 50th HS reunion with slow moving seniors. I normally shoot landscapes with no flash with my R6, but have now purchased the Godox v1 just because of these two events. Should I stay with Program mode and E-TTL? Thanks.
Hi Michael,
Program mode will function in TTL, but there are a lot of moving parts. If you are comfortable, we'd suggest setting a manual exposure with your shutter at or below your sync speed. You can then adjust your aperture as necessary, and TTL will take care of the rest. ISO can be left in auto if you wish! It's just nice to have control of the aperture at the very least so that you can keep groups of people in focus when you need to.
@@Strobepro Thanks for your quick reply. I'll give that a try.
The flash won’t fire if your using any special mode on your camera. Camera has to be in manual atleast for canon
The main thing is to ensure that you are using your mechanical shutter. The electronic shutter disables the flash on all current Canon models. TTL flash should still work for you in automatic modes.
Great video. However, I've still about three questions, whom to ask?
Great tutorial! when I power up the V1 The modeling lamp is on and how do I turn it off?
Is this the same battery found in the AD200 ?
I wonder the same.
why is there no such tutorial for Nikon model ? cuz its not direct as Canon's ?
There are some minor differences between V1 models depending on the supported camera brand. We weren't confident that we had discovered all such minor differences, so we decided to pick just one model for our tutorial. The main difference you'll encounter on the Nikon model is that the "sync" functions can only be managed through the camera and not the flash. Make sure to enable your fastest Auto-FP setting (Menu E: Flash and Bracketing) if you want to use HSS. If you have any questions about the Nikon model, feel free to drop them here!
I tried V1s with sony a7siii camera in auto mode. It does not pre fire so that the camera can take the metering.
Hello from Belgium. How can I change the flash duration of the V 1 ? It is mentionned that it can be lowered till 1/20000 sec. So how do you do that ? Menu or other option ?
Hi K I,
The flash duration directly correlates with flash power. To achieve the fastest duration, you simply set the flash to its lowest power. I believe the manual has a complete chart which shows the duration at each power setting.
@@Strobepro Thx I'll check this out.
Awesome you have covered all the necessary information.
excellent product it is a revelation in the industry , Thanks for the turotial.
Excellent video - very helpful and comprehensive. I have just purchased a Nikon Z 8, with no mechanical shutter. Do you know if HSS and Z8 is working properly with Godox Speedlite V1 for Nikon?
We haven't independently confirmed it yet, but the Z8 should be fully compatible with the V1's latest firmware. Strobepro has sold hundreds of V1N flashes, and I haven't heard any specific complaints about the Z8. We hope that no news is good news!
Great concise video. I'm not quite sure of the modelling lamp's purpose. Can it be used as a light source without the flash triggering? Love to see it in action. Newby to flash!
Thanks for the thorough video! I purchased the Flashpoint equivalent of this, hoping the V1 would talk to my Flashpoint R2 TTL speedlight, but so far I have not been successful. Is that not possible or is that user error? I have checked to make sure both units are on the same channel and I believe I had them in the proper master/slave relationship.
Hi Elisa,
Depending on when you bought that R2 speedlite, it could potentially need a firmware update. V1 and V860ii flashes are definitely compatible.
well done my friend. Now I need to find one like this for the Godox trigger...
At this point, is it compatible on the Nikon Z9? I just can't seem to find a definitive answer for that one.
Hi Jeffrey,
With the latest firmware installed on both the V1N and your Z9, yes.
@@StrobeproThanks for the answer. I just used it for a wedding and it did very well. For some reason the focus beam wouldn't work but I got around it. I wonder why it wouldn't work though. I have the latest firmware on both.
Brilliant
Beats my ProFoto A1! Really impressed with the V1's battery design, modeling light, strong magnetic attachment for modifiers, nice clean and functional design and quality build. Thanks!
Hello, before I buy V 1. Would this flash sync up with tt865n? Both are godox.
Thank you
Yes-both use the same radio system.
There are times it suddenly stops working in the middle of a shoot. And i can't figure out why. Then all it does is make the beep sound when you attempt to make it fire. Any solutions?
Hi Mathu,
If you aren't seeing a flash but you're hearing a ready beep, that's likely a problem with the flash tube. Please feel free to reach out to us by email and we'll see if we can help you. If you purchased the flash from us directly, we do offer a 2-year in-house warranty.