Review on 📷 Desview R7P 7" Touch Screen Camera Field Monitor | 1000nits, 1920×1200 4K HDMI, HDR Mode | Custom 3D LUT for Canon, Nikon, Sony by Bobby Blanton

Setup: Sony RX100, Manfrotto tripod, cheap Revain arm mount Verdict: Great monitor for the price, bright, clear screen, great color reproduction, lots of customization options and recording support; I can't find anything I need that isn't here. Additional info: I move my rig a lot while shooting, so I built a small power supply so my camera and monitor can be powered by a 3S RC LiPo. Battery. The box only has a battery protection circuit along with a USB module to provide 12V for the monitor and USB board inside. I'm very impressed with the powerband; While the manual says 12v for the power supply, I tested it at around 5v and it still worked! Wonderful! That means I can connect it directly to the battery (via BMS) and it will work until the battery is disconnected. The screen draws around 700mA at 12V at near full brightness and the power connector is a standard 5.5 x 2.1mm DC cylinder. A very strong locking mount like a RAM or Noga style arm is highly recommended as the screen is large and has some leverage when you move it. The silicone sleeve that comes with it is great but velcro holds the sun visor, it's just glued on with glue and the glue doesn't stick very well to the silicone so you might have to reattach something if you plan on using it that much. Each of the smaller monitors (waveform, vectorscope, histograms, etc.) can be sized appropriately, and some can have their opacity changed, allowing you to see through an area rather than completely blocking out the image at that point. They can also be moved around the screen where you like, and the 3 buttons at the top can be reprogrammed however you like (just make sure to press the white OK button after changing each one). All in all it's great value for money and while I don't know how long it will hold up here in the heat I hope it stays that way.