Flashpoint / Godox iT32 Review: A Detachable Magnetic Flash

The iT32 immediately appealed to me because the flash lifts off its magnetic camera base and can still fire off camera. I bought one after seeing it in person, and this studio overview shows why I was excited to use it.

Originally published on YouTube Mar 13, 2026.

The magnetic base is the main attraction

The recessed magnetic connection felt secure in my hands. The base stays on the camera and acts as the trigger when the flash is detached. I demonstrated exposure compensation from the base and the convenience of switching between attached and handheld use.

A compact kit with useful modifiers

The package shown includes a stand foot, diffusion accessories, and warming gels. I can see it being useful for a little fill near sunset or a compact dance-floor setup. USB-C charging with the components attached is another convenient detail.

An early recommendation

I liked the size and flexibility, particularly for a kit I can keep in a small bag. This video is an initial overview rather than an endurance or radio-range test. Select the correct camera-system base, and verify compatibility before treating the modular design as interchangeable with your existing flash gear.

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