Review on ANDYCINE C6 6-inch 2600cd/m² HDR/3D Lut 4K HDMI Touchscreen Monitor with DSLR and Mirrorless Camera Compatibility, Camera Recorders, HDMI Input/Output, and 1920x1080 Panel by Brian Samuel

I switched from Andycine A6 to C6, there are many notable differences that make C6 a very good monitor. It came with everything that was in the black box as you can see in the video. For the price it's really nice that everything you need to use the monitor is included (cables, monitors, bracket). Everything seems to be of decent quality (the monitor mount that comes with the kit is noticeably better than the one that came with the A6). The smaller monitor mount shown in the video is a separate product that does not come with the monitor, but I would recommend purchasing it in place of the one that came with the monitor. Cable-HDMI-Micro HDMI cable-Monitor mount with hot shoe on the bottom and a 1/4 screw on the right side-Charging plate and cable-Microfiber cloth-Sony NP-F battery Pros:-Bright screen: This monitor is 2600 nits , so bright enough to be used comfortably in sunlight. I just didn't get the brightness of the A6 but the C6 is way brighter! Touch Functions: This allows you to quickly change the brightness/volume and also gives you access to many built-in functions (Vector Range, Grid, Focus Assist). I shoot with a BMPCC4K, so many of these features are already built into the camera. but who don't have these features, it's nice to have them on the monitor. - Connection selection: There is HDMI input and output, DC input and output, SD card slot for LUT display and 3.5mm headphone jack for audio monitoring. If you are using a slightly wider monitor mount, accessing these two ports can be difficult. - HDMI cables are thick by default, I would recommend getting thinner HDMI cables from Revain for a better experience. However, the ones that come with it are still good enough to use! Overall I am very happy with this purchase. I have all the features I want in a camera and so far there haven't been that many problems! Definitely recommend.