Starter Flash Diffuser Kit 2, MagSphere, MagGrid, Includes MagGrip 2

The MagMod MagSphere has completely elevated the way I use my flash. If you’re into event photography, portraits, or on-location work, this little dome makes a huge difference in the quality of your light. What I love most is how it spreads and softens the light beautifully, giving that natural, diffused glow without harsh shadows. It’s perfect for bouncing light off walls or ceilings indoors, and it creates a very flattering look on skin—clients always notice the difference. Build quality is solid and durable, like all MagMod products. The silicone material feels tough yet flexible, and it squishes flat for easy storage in your bag. The magnetic mount system is genius—super fast and secure, no more messing around with Velcro or straps. Just snap it on and go. Yes, it’s a bit more expensive than some off-brand diffusers, but you get what you pay for. The ease of use, consistency, and quality of light make it 100% worth it. Pair it with the MagGrip and other MagMod modifiers and you’ve got a portable, professional lighting system that fits in your pocket. Highly recommended for any flash user who wants soft, clean, and pro-level results.

Simple. I love it. Fits on my AD200 Pro (with a little muscle when putting on the band). I use this for weddings and portraits and it works very nicely to diffuse the light. I have a couple other modifiers for my AD200, one being a softbox (26" octagon) and the other is the AD-S2. What I like most about the MagMod is the size and ease of use. It's small and portable, and I can hand hold the AD200 while I shoot. If I'm getting too much direct light, I just aim it up or use it as a bounce. Very nice for run-n-gun. It can be used with my godox flash on camera flash as well, so I can swap it around as needed. In the photo, I used it in a dark wooded area with a stream to fill because the subject was backlit. Combined with the AD200, it's a great modifier and will last a long time.

Didn't leave my flash. One of the best purchases of gear you can make as a photographer. I've used it for events, headshots, and street shoots. Amazing and simple. A bit heavy for the hot shoe, but I usually have it mounted on a stand or in hand for those paparazzi looking photos.

Makes your flash slightly less punchy, pleasant on the skin. I use it all the time. The grid works pretty well. I use it for rear sync nightclub photos and it will give you a nice pocket of light.

The price could be a bit lower but it does its job very well so It's not that bad. Getting the rubber thing onto the flash was hard and we needed 2 people to get it on our AD200 and V1. But because it's hard I don't think it will come off easily. The dome is great, good quality light and diffusion, I use it mostly for events and weddings but starting to use it more for Real estate photography as well since it's pretty diffused. Should have include the honeycomb grid or CTO gels in my opinion with this price but that's fine

Pretty nice, easy to install, no more harsh flash on night photos, good for night events. Would recommend gladly

From all the research I did on this product, everything I read said that this would work perfectly with the Godox V100’s round head. Okay. Well, maybe if you’re Captain America or Thor. This thing is a (insert expletive word here) to stretch. I bruised my fingers trying to stretch it over the head of my flash. THEY STILL HURT!! That said, I did manage to get it onto my flash—albeit, it’s a tight fit. It also adds quite a bit of considerable weight to the flash too. After playing around with it, I like it! The magnets make it easier to swap out the different color filters that came with the flash. The globe really softens the flash’s effects without losing the drama from shadows in the background. I like how I can stuff the globe and grid into the bag and they just fold up and don’t take up a bunch of space. As for the hard-to-put-on magnetic adapter—well, I’m not taking that off any time soon because it’s so hard to get onto the flash in the first place. That’s okay though because it doesn’t interfere with my flash fitting into its case. Drawbacks….besides the hard-to-put-on adapter, these things collect lint and hair like it’s nobody business. With four cats and two dogs, I can’t keep bits off hair off of it. The pieces are also heavy and look a bit ridiculous. I don’t care how they look though because I bought it for it’s function and it functions fine. They seem sturdy for the most part. I think the fact that they’re flexible helps with that because I could see myself cracking other globes or plastic pieces. So since it’s sturdy, I think it’s worth the money. It’s actually cheaper than other options.

Background. I own a few V1S and V100S, and I put this guy on my V100S. I was already in love with my V100S, I used a silicone diffuser, but it was small and didn't spread enough light in really dark scenarios. I was hoping that this guy would live up to they hype and I have to say, it lived up to it and then some. It's difficult to put on, I won't lie to you, but it is so beyond worth it. I actually shut off one of my softboxes because of the power of the V100S and this thing. It's incredibly functional, practical and worth every penny. Even though it looks big, it doesn't add any weight whatsoever. I can't speak to the sturdiness, but I do appreciate the array of accessories the brand offers, as well as the carrying case it came with to avoid lint on the bulb.

Despite all their marketing it DOES NOT fit into the Godox V100 - don’t know if I got sent a faulty one but even after warming it up it’s a good inch too small when stretched to the max.

Vale la pena comprarlo y más el difusor de silicón no es pesado para el flash, no se cae tan fácil por el imán, con el uso del difusor más flash difumina las fotos, eso es lo que me gustó , la mayoría de los productos de MagMod si recomiendo el gasto.

One of the best add on for an on camera flash. I have 2 of these for my event photoshoots

Beautiful kit! Have 1-2 copies of the version 1 and overall packaging and product has definitely improved! Have bought it to fit some Profoto lights. Though realize sizing is actually about the same, but the overall cut and slimmer profile of the MagGrip 2 is definitely better! MagSphere 2 is just slightly lighter (Can’t really feel the 40% difference). But profile of the MagSphere 2 is definitely cleaner. Overall, though have to spend more, I think it is a worthwhile purchase! Thankful also for a good price during Black Friday deals!

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