NEEWERF700 7" Camera Field Monitor, 2000nit HD 1920x1080 IPS Touch Screen with 3D LUT, 4K HDMI Loop in/Out with Peak Focus DSLR Video Assist HDR Waveform, Cold Shoe Mount, 2 NP-F750 Batteries & Cable

All my Sony cameras have flip out screens, but this larger touchscreen is really great for filming 9:16 videos for social media and being able to remotely monitor what the camera sees. I haven't even begun to use all the features, but even just enabling the overlay to spot and avoid overexposure and using the grid pattern has helped take my videos to the next level. It's plug-and-play, easy to mount using any hot or cold shoe, it has excellent color accuracy & picture quality. The value for the money is debatable because you can get a full-size 24" or even 27" monitor for the price, but it would be unwieldy, couldn't be powered by battery, and wouldn't feature the same histogram functions. Overall, I'm extremely happy with this field monitor. I bought two and use them with a couple of Sony FX30s.

Wow! A bit pricy compare to other solutions but definitely an amazing product, very bright and can be used for vertical video too. The 2 battery last for hours and you can use only 1 while the other one is charging.

The 7” Neewer Camera field monitor is a great product. It works well for video with my Panasonic Lumix G85. The interface is good, and it displays all the graphs, grids, lines and focus aids. The dual batteries have ample power to run it for hours. Even in bright sunlight the image on the monitor doesn’t get washed out. My only complaint is the quality of the Micro HDMI cord. After a few days of use, the cord broke. The monitor is a good price and works excellent. I would still buy it even if I knew the cord was poor quality. I would recommend getting an appropriate high quality cord that fits your camera when purchasing this monitor and not relying on the cords it comes with. To be fair the Lumix would work better with a 90 degree micro HDMI due to how its output is set up. Other cameras may not be as hard on the cables the monitor came with.

Nothing bad to say about this monitor at all. The colors needed a slight adjustment out of the box, but the NITS is insane in full sunlight. Absolutely no need for a sun shade and with a power cord on a V-Mount this thing made it through 2 events with zero issues.

Read the description carefully. THIS IS A DSLR MONITOR and not designed to work with iPhone, Android, or computers.There definitely is something lost in the translation - multiple menu settings use "close" instead of "off." There are two menus; the quick menu (short press on the top menu button) and the touchscreen menu (press and hold the menu button or double-tap on the screen). You really need to download the manual from Neewer's website to make any sense of how to configure the monitor.The monitor is infinitely flexible, with over two dozen settings including assignments to the 3 function keys on the top -- grids and ratios, safety markers, color temperature, downloadable LUT file. and much more. Setup is difficult because you need to use 4 of the top keys to move around. I would much prefer a touch wheel.My iPhone 15 Pro can see the monitor on the Displays screen, but the monitor doesn't return the favor. I had to return it and next time I know to read the prodct description more carefully!

Awesome large monitor. Display is super clear. Lot of functionality but the menu system is horrible. The red font for the shortcut menu isn’t ideal but I still wouldn’t hesitate to buy it if you are looking for a big screen. Also the housing and battery slots feel really good and not cheap.

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Bought this to use on a Panasonic EVA1 for outdoor shoots since the EVA1 has a notoriously bad monitor. Makes nice images and is very bright (2000 nits). The included mount is good too. Haven’t put it through its paces yet to know about battery life. Only real downside is how heavy and thick it is, especially with the 2 batteries attached. Makes shooting hand-held a chore.