I got this beast when I started diving deeper into color correction—it's a seriously accurate monitor, and having something this clean and detailed made grading so much easier. But what surprised me was just how much more it could do. It’s not just a monitor—it’s a recorder and even a switcher when you need it.
I ran a heavy HDMI workflow, so I didn’t get as deep into its SDI capabilities, but even with limited use, this thing earned its place. It’s been with me everywhere and has been rock-solid every time. It’s bright, sharp, and takes a beating without flinching.
The screen’s in great shape, no dead pixels or weirdness. All ports work, fans are quiet, and it powers up every time. If you’re building out a studio setup, switching live feeds, or just want a giant field monitor that also records—it’s an absolute unit.
Monitor: 19" 10-bit IPS touchscreen, 1920x1080 resolution
Brightness: 1200 nits (HDR support, Rec.709 and PQ/HLG)
Inputs: 4x SDI (12G/6G/3G), 1x HDMI 2.0
Outputs: 2x SDI, 1x HDMI
Recording Formats: Apple ProRes, ProRes RAW, DNxHR up to 4K 60p
Live Switching: Up to 4 SDI inputs with switching and recording (quad view)
Audio: XLR input with phantom power (with breakout cable), headphone out
Power: AC or V-Mount battery plate
Dimensions: 18.8" (W) x 13.1" (H) x 3.7" (D)
Weight: 8.6 lbs (3.9 kg)
I got this beast when I started diving deeper into color correction—it's a seriously accurate monitor, and having something this clean and detailed made grading so much easier. But what surprised me was just how much more it could do. It’s not just a monitor—it’s a recorder and even a switcher when you need it.
I ran a heavy HDMI workflow, so I didn’t get as deep into its SDI capabilities, but even with limited use, this thing earned its place. It’s been with me everywhere and has been rock-solid every time. It’s bright, sharp, and takes a beating without flinching.
The screen’s in great shape, no dead pixels or weirdness. All ports work, fans are quiet, and it powers up every time. If you’re building out a studio setup, switching live feeds, or just want a giant field monitor that also records—it’s an absolute unit.
Monitor: 19" 10-bit IPS touchscreen, 1920x1080 resolution
Brightness: 1200 nits (HDR support, Rec.709 and PQ/HLG)
Inputs: 4x SDI (12G/6G/3G), 1x HDMI 2.0
Outputs: 2x SDI, 1x HDMI
Recording Formats: Apple ProRes, ProRes RAW, DNxHR up to 4K 60p
Live Switching: Up to 4 SDI inputs with switching and recording (quad view)
Audio: XLR input with phantom power (with breakout cable), headphone out
Power: AC or V-Mount battery plate
Dimensions: 18.8" (W) x 13.1" (H) x 3.7" (D)
Weight: 8.6 lbs (3.9 kg)
