FEELWORLD External Wireless Transmission FHD1920X1080 Review

Nothing beats adding an external device to your setup. This is by far the best external monitor for beginners and has all the extras you could want at this price point. Only downside, I wish they had more mounting options. For example, mount the monitor on the right side and not just above or below. It could be as simple as adding a screw. Or make the top and bottom mounting holes the same as the side ones. they are different for some reason. You are forced to assemble it in one way. It still…

The first thing I really like about this monitor is that I can use my Sony batteries. There are so many ways to mount this monitor. It's a touchscreen, so it's easier to change settings. You can't install LUTS, but hopefully it can happen with firmware. It's not as bright as other monitors when shooting outdoors, but it does have a shade to block the sun, which helps a little. I did notice that the screen feels a bit warm, which I think is normal. Overall I like the small factor and I can see…

I bought this monitor to use with my Blackmagic bmpcc4k camera and was hoping to really minimize my portable setup by using the 8.4v output on this monitor and breadboard or use the bandwidth np -f output to power a Smallrig 12V adapter to run my camera. None of these options worked as the monitor could not provide enough bandwidth to keep these devices running. My Blackmagic shuts down after about 5 minutes of recording because the monitor can't keep up with the load. I know bmpcc4k is a power

Very versatile! The amount of features this monitor offers is amazing. The features I used the most were image rotation, focus, touchscreen, and arm tilt. It works well with my other gear installed with my Ronin S, GH4 and the wireless system. The only thing I would like to improve is the brightness, but with the shadow enabled it's definitely better than depending on the camera's LCD. I would recommend this monitor to any filmmaker looking for a monitor of this size as the features you get…

I am a special projects photojournalist and I bought this monitor which is smaller than a competitor's 7 inch monitor. 5 Pro by Feelworld has the best build and performance for my workflow and the color is amazing. The touchscreen controls are a game changer, as is the intuitive and easy operation. On-screen markers and a histogram are all I really need for my work, but the endless signal and color monitoring options on this device make me a more technically advanced photographer, allowing me…

All in all a really great little monitor. I wish focus didn't affect onscreen elements like the center marker and histogram, and the controls could be a little more user-friendly. But everything else has been very good so far. I've used it for video shoots, as a preview monitor for my video switcher, and as a portable secondary monitor for on-the-go video editing with my Macbook Pro. I removed the stickers and unscrewed the dummy battery as I don't need it. Note. The HDMI output does not work…

I don't think you can get a better touchscreen camera monitor for the money. Accessing menus and zoom functions via the touchscreen saves a lot of time. False color, focus peaking, histogram, etc. are great features available right on the screen with a few taps. I wish it had a waveform monitor, but most higher priced monitors don't usually have this. The sun visor is easy to install, secures securely with Velcro, and folds up nicely (you'll need it for shooting in bright sunlight, it's not the

I have been using Feelworld monitors for many years and was very curious about the F5 Pro. In this model, they combined the properties of several previous products into one product with all of them. The touchscreen feature wasn't particularly exciting until I saw how well it works in combination with a redesigned menu system that's MUCH easier to use than before. Surprisingly, Feelworld added more features, improved the operating system and touchscreen, and kept the price under $150. The only…

I don't think you can get a better touchscreen camera monitor for the money. Accessing menus and zoom functions via the touchscreen saves a lot of time. False color, focus peaking, histogram, etc. are great features available right on the screen with a few taps. I wish it had a waveform monitor, but most higher priced monitors don't usually have this. The sun visor is easy to install, holds securely with Velcro and folds up nicely (you'll need it for shooting in bright sunlight, it's not the…

Here is my honest review of Feelworld F5 Pro Monitor. I've shot indoors and outdoors with this monitor, here's my review. Firstly, the price is amazing, you get great quality at such an affordable price. You'd think the build quality would suffer at $140, but I'm here to say that's not the case. The plastic body is surprisingly solid and stable in the hand. Adding a tilting arm makes it even safer. Speaking of the tilt arm, it's included with the monitor. Most monitors in this price range come…