Godox announced the iM10 mini flash on October 27 — 23 grams, 40 × 40 × 30mm, $24.90. Four power levels from 1/8 to full, a 125mAh rechargeable battery good for roughly 350 full-power flashes, and USB-C charging that takes about an hour and ten minutes.
What it doesn't do matters as much as what it does: no TTL, no high-speed sync. Output is manual, and the two controls are a power/test button and a step button.
A manual-only unit at $24.90 isn't going to win over anyone who relies on TTL, and I wouldn't pretend otherwise. The real trade is that without TTL you're dialling power by eye in changing light, and that's what you give up for the weight.
