PocketWizard MultiMax vs Flex TT5 feature set comparison

MultiMax

• Long Range Mode for remote camera triggering: Limited to 1/125 sync speed.
• Short Range Mode for working at extremely close distances
• Custom ID & moving your Custom ID frequency
• Noise Sniffer: Senses fast, slow and peak.
• Radio Relay Mode: Delay of ~1/800 seconds per relay.
• Trigger confirmation and flash confirmation (with optional cable)
• Quad triggering: 4 zones per channel and the ability to receive in multiple zones
• SpeedCycler
• Fast Mode: syncs up to 1/1000th
• Intervalometer/Multipop: Doubles as Self-Timer or Cable Release
• Programmed Rear Curtain delay

Mini TT1 / Flex TT5

• Improved Rear Curtain sync: Doesn't need to be programmed like the MultiMAX and fires precisely at the end of the shot - unlike Canon's implementation
• Pre-Flash Boost Mode: For using E-TTL in bright conditions where the normal pre-flash is not bright enough for the camera to see
• DoF preview: Pseudo-modeling lights
• Higher Efficiency High Speed Sync (for shots above your X-sync): Huge gains in efficiency due to much tighter timing, between 0.5 and 1.8 stops brighter output
• HyperSync: Achieve better than X-sync with many cameras and flashes. Gains between 1/3rd and 2/3rd stop better sync speeds. Fast and smaller shutters have the most to gain.
  
• AC3 Zone Controller / ControlTL: Wirelessly control the power between 3 groups of flashes, whether they're in E-TTL or manual.
  
• Adjustable antenna

The bold lines denote the features that I am most excited about from each transceiver.