FEELWORLD S55 V3 6 inch Camera DSLR Field Monitor with F550 Battry 2200mAh and Case, Small Full HD 1920x1080 IPS LUT Video Peaking Focus Assist with 4K HDMI 8.4V DC Input Output Include Tilt Arm

I recently added the Feelworld S55 V3 to my content creation gear, and I couldn’t be happier! This monitor is compact, lightweight, and easy to mount, making it ideal for both indoor shoots and on-the-go filming. The 5.5-inch 1080p display is sharp, with vibrant colors and enough brightness (500 nits) to handle most lighting conditions.Setup was a breeze, just plug it into your camera via HDMI, and you’re ready to go! I especially love the customizable function buttons, which let me quickly toggle focus peaking and false colors, saving me so much time during shoots.The monitor also supports 4K HDMI input/output, which is impressive at this price point. Bonus points for the headphone jack, letting me monitor audio without extra gear.If you’re looking for an affordable, reliable field monitor, the S55 V3 is a no-brainer. It’s been a game-changer for framing shots and getting the perfect focus. Highly recommend!

This is my first external monitor, but I absolutely love it. I shoot personal YouTube videos as well as talking head interviews for clients.The size of this makes it much easier for me to see myself when I'm 5 or 6 ft away from my own camera, but it also lets me view a remote camera via a long HDMI cable. Which is awesome when I'm shooting with multiple cameras and can't be standing by both of them at the same time .I love the waveforms, and especially the false color, which is a game changer for my video production. The menus are a little clunky via the up-down left right buttons, but I programmed the three programmable buttons to do the things that I want them to do. So once I got it set up, it's no problem .The included battery is nice, but I can also power it from a USB Cable which is a great way to make sure it doesn't drop out because when it does drop out, it also stops the camera from recording.Will probably get a couple of these for my other cameras too. I find them so useful.UPDATE - less than 24 hours after leaving this review, all of a sudden the monitor won't turn on anymore. So whilst I still love the monitor, and I think it's features are awesome. I'm now waiting to see what the customer service and replacement service of this company is like.I'll keep you updated. Electronics do fail from time to time, so I'm holding judgment just yet.

The 6” FeelWorld Camera Holder is a game-changer for stabilizing my setup during shoots. It’s lightweight yet sturdy, providing excellent support for my camera without any wobbling. The adjustable design makes it easy to find the perfect angle, and the build quality is top-notch, ensuring long-lasting durability. A must-have for anyone looking to enhance their filming experience with a reliable, compact solution.

I recently bought my first monitor, and it’s an absolute game-changer! It’s incredibly lightweight and the size is perfect.This screen is a lifesaver when I’m filming skateboarding with my DJI RS4 mini or scorpion cage. It allows me to view those epic low-angle shots.

Battery life is terrible and it's hard to see in the sun even with the shade that's provided.

First time tried to use it and it broke. Didn’t work for me. I can’t return now.

My first field monitor was an Atomos Ninja V at nearly 5x the price. For 2 reasons I can think of... build quality and because it's also a recorder. If all you need is a monitor, this is totally worth every penny. The amount of video tools you get (waveforms, vector scope, anamorphic desqeeze, etc.) make this an invaluable asset that every film maker should have.I use a Panasonic Lumix, which also has many of these tools, but on a small camera screen it just makes things difficult to see. This monitor changes the game in dialing in your focus, framing, coloring, etc. That's right... you can upload your own LUTs into this thing! If you know ahead of time what look you are going for, this can change the way you might set the temperature and lighting otherwise.As mentioned earlier, this isn't nearly as robust as something like the Atomos Ninja, but it offers a plethora of professional tools that will help up your game. I am not a fan of the mounting arm, but that can easily be swapped out for something else if you don't like it either. I can see why some people do though as it allows you to add a microphone without the need for a camera cage.

Screen was easy to setup, the display itself was pretty good quality for the price and i'd say its worth it fi you are on a budget