
Jinbei TR-Q7II Multi brand TTL wireless flash trigger with colour screen
Jinbei · digiDIRECT
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Available. This price is from the selected variant; variant history is still being established. We've recorded it as low as $189.
In stock when we last checked on 9 Aug 2026. Prices change — confirm on the store's page before buying.
Price history
We started tracking this on 9 Aug 2026 and have recorded a single price so far. The chart appears once we've seen the price move.
Description
The Jinbei TR-Q7II Multi brand TTL wireless flash trigger with colour screen is compatible with Canon, Nikon, Fuji, Panasonic, and Olympus cameras. The TR-Q7II is also compatible with Sony cameras using the TRQ7SA hotshoe adaptor, available separately.
The new TRQ7II trigger has a replaceable lithium ion battery that increases the longevity of the new TRQ7II.
For use with the Jinbei range of TTL flashes, including the HD610PRO, HD400PRO, HD200PRO, HD2PRO, and MSN-PRO range. The TRQ7II also has built-in Canon RT, so it can also control Canon Speedlights such as the Canon 600EX-RT.
Key Features of the Jinbei TR-Q7II Multi brand TTL wireless flash trigger with colour screen
- The TR-Q7II interface displays 4 flash groups at a time, and can simultaneously control 6 Groups of lights – A / B / C / D / E / F .
- The TR-Q7II allows you to set exposure in TTL mode, then lock that exposure level by switching to Manual mode
- The TR-Q7II wireless trigger provides built-in Bluetooth capability for smartphone APP control of the flash system with Android and iOS.
- The TR-Q7II also features a tilting base, allowing you to adjust the screen angle depending on the position of the sunlight, for easier reading of the LCD screen. This can also be useful when shooting with your camera tethered.
- MPN - JBTRQ7II
- GTIN - 6933793940663
Details
- Weight
- 1.4 kg
Variants
| Option | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Option 1 | $189 | Available |
- Store
- digiDIRECT
- Brand
- Jinbei
- SKU
- 145181
- Category
- Tripods & Accessories
- First tracked
- 9 Aug 2026
- Last checked
- 9 Aug 2026






