The universal single-contact hot shoe included lets the Godox iM10 work with a wide range of cameras, from compact digital cameras and mirrorless cameras to film cameras. 

Small flashes (like the Viltrox Vintage Z1 ) are a recent trend of the market and Godox wants its share of the cake. The latest arrival to it series of small flashes (which includes the iM20(iM22 and iM30/30Pro) is the iM10, which is designed to help you get anything from indoor snapshots to nighttime portraits, exploring new ways to capture the moments that matter… as long as the subjects are within the range of this little and not very powerful flash. 

 The iM10 should be considered as an extra source of light close at hand, not your main source of light, although it can help you get the shot if nothing else is available. With four adjustable power levels (1/1, 1/2, 1/4, 1/8) and a universal single-contact hot shoe, the flash offers straightforward operation and compatibility with a wide range of cameras, and can even be shared with photographers using different cameras, which is an advantage if someone forgets to bring their own light. Due to its universal single-contact hot shoe the iM10 keeps things simple. Slide it onto a camera’s hot shoe, turn it on, and you’re ready to shoot. Its straightforward design makes it easy to add flash without slowing down the moment. 

Small enough to carry (40 × 40 × 30 mm and approximately 23g weight), easy to use, and ready for your next shooting adventure, its built-in rechargeable battery delivers up to 350 flashes at full power per charge, with USB-C charging for added convenience. Plug it into a charger or power bank between shoots and keep the Godox iM10 ready for the next moment. Charging takes approximately 1 hour. The charging cable is included in the package. The suggested retail price is $24.90.