T7 7 Inch IPS 4K HDMI Camera Field Monitor Video Assist Full HD 1920x1200 Solid Aluminum Housing DSLR Monitor with Peaking Focus False Colors

Overall this monitor ROCKS. The "False Color" feature alone is worth the entire price of the monitor. The False Color features helps to get your lighting exposure perfect every time. It's super easy, and takes only a few minutes. (check YouTube for vids on how to use False Color) PROs: (1) Great price/value. (2) Filming is much easier and more reliable with a field monitor verses camera's small screen. (3) Sufficient input and outputs for hdmi, power, audio. (4) Good quality picture indoors. (5) Good quality picture outdoors with sunshade. (6) Swivel allows manual rotation of monitor, necessary as sun moves, to prevent glare. (7) Sunshade folds flat, and together with monitor it stores in flat section of my Lowpro camera bag. CONs: (1) Monitor is not 4k. The "4K" in item title is misleading and refers to the 4k pass-thru using the HDMI input and output jacks. However the resolution is more than sufficient for our non-4k shooting. (2) Power adaptor is not included. (3) Battery life is "just okay". (4) Battery plate not available for "Film Industry Standard" batteries including V-Mount and others. And here's one compelling reason to have V-Mount: Changing battery or powering down monitor stops our Canon M50 DSLR from recording. (recording stops when camera's video out switches from external monitor to internal flip screen LCD monitor, or visa-versa) (issue is with the camera, not the monitor, and other cameras do this too) Therefore it makes sense for this camera to handle industrial sized "V-Mount" batteries. Especially since majority of amateur, semi-professional, and professional shooting takes place outdoors and requires batteries rather than directly plug-in power.

This monitor has made such a difference in my workflow. Before getting it, I was constantly second-guessing my focus and exposure on my camera’s tiny screen. The moment I hooked this up, everything changed. The 7-inch display is super clear and bright, even when I’m shooting outdoors. Colors look great, and tools like focus peaking and the histogram have made it so much easier to dial in my shots. It just takes all the guesswork out and lets me focus on creating. It’s lightweight but feels solid, and setup was literally plug and play. I’ve been using it on shoots for a few weeks now, and I honestly can’t imagine going back. If you’re on the fence about getting a field monitor, seriously—just grab this one. It’s worth every penny. Highly recommend!

I used this monitor all day every day throughout 2020, 2021, and much of 2022. I am still using it several times a week, but not nearly as much as I did when all my clients were on Zoom calls. The main use has been for monitoring cameras connected to my ATEM, but I have occasionally used it as a video monitor with DSLR and mirrorless cameras (both indoors and out). It doesn't have all the features of some higher end monitors (like custom LUTs), but the focus peaking, histogram, and false color are all I really need. It has full sized HDMI in and out, is bright enough for outdoor use (when using the supplied hood), picture quality is good, solid build, and lasts all day on a NPF-970 battery. What more do you need? There are tons of offerings in small monitors, so can't say what I'd get if I had to replace this one, but I'd be very comfortable with anything from Feelworld given my experience with this monitor.

It's alright Picks: Nice size, many options, clean/crisp view. Pans: Can't see the screen in almost any daylight situation even with the hood, battery life is eh, wiped with a wet lens cleaner and now it's scratched to hell, big delay when switching between different record settings on the camera, big delay with initial playback from camera. I got this so I didn't have to look through an eye piece constantly. (sport action) It works well for the price. SPI

Beautiful display, but don't expect for the HDMI output port to do anything whatsoever. Also don't expect any instructions with the device, or online. Also don't expect any customer support in any way. Buying anything from this company is apparently a very serious gamble. If you want to see what is on your camera and output that from this monitor to a recording device at the same time, that WILL NOT WORK. The HDMI output is cosmetic. It does nothing whatsoever. This device does NOT provide an HDMI output signal despite having a jack. This is a promising product that is full of flaws, and with zero support. Mine is going back. Feelworld is a mistake. Go to their page and check out their "support" before you buy. (There isn't any. At all!)

We use them for webcasting and conference recording. These are the best portable monitors we have seen. Pros The build is solid aluminum It's 4K There is a headphone jack and HDMI passthrough It includes an onscreen audio level meter amongst so many other onscreen displays The image quality is superb from a very wide angle When a battery is installed it act as the perfect desk stand and the battery adaptor is removable THE PRICE! Cons No AC power brick or battery. That's fine, at this price I'll buy a universal 12v supply and a battery. That's it. Only issue now I have to Ebay the dozen or so Lilliput units we have and replace them with the FEELWORLD T7's.

I bought this monitor to help me shoot product photography with a camera which it has no movable or tilting live view monitor. I can now hang my D7200 facing down way above my head, and be able to see the image and adjust the position using the field monitor placed on a separate monopod. The monitor works great and the image is very good when 1080P is selected, but when i switch from the menu to the live view, the monitor automatically switches to 480P resolution, i'm guessing is not the monitor, but my camera the one that doesn't support 1080P in live view on an external monitor. The battery life is great on the monitor, it easily gives me almost 40 minutes on a single charge with a small F550 battery, and i use it at full brightness all the time. I does get warm, but not hot. I would recommend this monitor for its quality and convenience.

In what I do, I am becoming a household name. No, I know it is about the talent always. But I have enjoyed my share of praise for my work. I film regionally and we cover 60+ events a year. I see a lot of young people getting into cameras and they are floored at my setup. The piece that makes this setup so nice is so I can see what I am framing. And the clear screen makes it possible in various lighting and weather situations to get the shot right every time. I have even had national live streams pull from my camera and have on-screen markers on my monitor, but not on the stream. It doesn't scratch like ones have in my past. But for a 1/4 of th price of the recording monitors, this is an incredible deal.