I already have a Speedlite 580EX II, but it has proved both bulky & heavy to carry around. The 320EX is much more convenient for supplementing the built-in flash on my old 40D. With the new 70D and both flashes, I have yet to experiment with dual off-camera flash as well!

Great Features; Lightweight; Simple Controls

Works as expected... Really helps with indoor photos. The light does have variable elevation so you can bounce the light...

very bright but soft ligh

Lightweight; Powerful Output

Slow Recycling

I've been looking for a bounce flash and this one meets perfectly my needs. The continuous light is a not expected plus, and very well received.

Was pleased with the ease of use and compatibilty with my T4i, wish there was more manual abilities. Otherwise, what sets this flash apart is the fill video light which is very useful in short video interviews, etc.

Consistent Output; Durable; Easy To Use; Fast Recycling; Powerful Output

Very easy to use and very durable. I accidentally pulled the camera from the tabletop when the strap got caught up. The flash actually bounced off the hardwood floor and nothing happened to it

Consistent Output; Durable; Easy To Use; Fast Recycling; Lightweight; Powerful Output; Versatile

This is a great budget flash...Very versatile...can double up as wireless trigger and LED light source... Alot lighter than the bigger brothers 430ex and 580ex, so more suitable for lighter canon body, like the rebel series..

Item was received in good order and on time. I'm very pleased with the flash despite the fact that i just had it for a couple of weeks, it meets my expectations

I wanted a good flash for my daughters wedding. After reading up on this flash it was what I needed. I thought the price was a little to high. Could have gone cheaper, but again it was for my daughters wedding. The light on the flash works good when I use the T3i for video.

Easy To Use; Fast Recycling

Price

Introduction of the Canon Speedlite 320EX Flash has blurred the Canon flash selection decision making process. Unlike the vast majority of Canon's recently released flashes, the 320EX did not replace a previously-available flash model.