Godox — designed for cameras with Sony’s Multi-Interface shoe.

Uses a rechargeable Li-Ion battery (rather than disposable AAs), which gives up to ~500 full-power flashes per charge and a fast recycle time (≈ 0.1–1.7 seconds) between pops. 

It’s relatively compact and lightweight (about 290 g) — convenient for mirrorless bodies or lighter camera setups.

On-camera, it supports TTL metering (automatic exposure), High-Speed Sync (HSS) up to 1/8000s, first- and second-curtain sync, manual flash output control, and zoom-head coverage (about 24–105 mm, full-frame equivalent). 

The flash head tilts and swivels (–7° to +90°, swivel ~270°), which helps with bounce flash and directional lighting. 

Built-in 2.4 GHz wireless “X” radio system — meaning you can trigger it wirelessly (with a compatible transmitter), and it can work off-camera (slave or master) with other Godox flashes