The PocketWizard PlusXe Transceiver is a reliable, easy-to-use radio trigger designed for both remote camera and off-camera flash work. Building on the simplicity of the PlusX, this enhanced version introduces E Release firmware for improved compatibility, extended range, and greater flexibility across modern and legacy PocketWizard systems.

With automatic transmit/receive switching and a straightforward interface, the PlusXe keeps your workflow efficient while maintaining the dependable performance PocketWizard is known for.

Who this is for

• Photographers needing simple, reliable wireless triggering
• Studio and location shooters using manual flash setups
• PocketWizard users upgrading to newer firmware compatibility
• Anyone working across mixed or legacy radio systems

At a glance

• Transceiver design (transmit and receive in one unit)
• E Release firmware for enhanced compatibility
• 10 standard channels
• Range up to 487 metres
• Auto-sensing operation
• Backlit channel dial
• Internal antenna for durability
• Compatible with PocketWizard ecosystem

How it works

Auto-sensing transceiver
The PlusXe automatically switches between transmitter and receiver modes depending on how it’s used, simplifying setup and reducing the need for multiple device types.

E Release firmware
Provides compatibility with PocketWizard E Series radios and can be switched to Legacy firmware for use with older systems. This flexibility makes it suitable for mixed or evolving setups.

Channel control
A simple backlit dial allows quick selection between 10 channels, helping avoid interference and organise multiple setups.

Connectivity
Mount directly to a camera via the hot shoe with no cables required. A 3.5mm sync port allows connection to flashes, studio strobes, or remote cameras.

Internal antenna design
Keeps the unit compact and durable, with no external parts to damage during transport or use.

Why choose this product

The PlusXe combines the simplicity of manual triggering with improved compatibility and firmware flexibility. It’s particularly useful if you’re working across different generations of PocketWizard gear or want a dependable trigger that can adapt as your kit evolves.

Ideal uses

• Studio lighting setups
• Location shoots with manual flash
• Remote camera triggering
• Multi-user or shared lighting environments
• Upgrading existing PocketWizard systems