📸 Neewer F200 7-inch Camera Field Monitor for DSLR Cameras, Handheld Stabilizer, Film Video Making Rig - HD Video Assist Slim IPS 1920x1200 4K HDMI Input 1080p, with Histogram, Focus Assist, Exposure, Sunshade Review

I always hesitate to buy Neewer products because the price seems too good to be true and I'm always wrong. This field monitor was packaged very nicely and even includes a short letter from the CEO stating that if something goes wrong with the device, you should email them directly for support. Of all the camera gear I've had over the years, none of my Neewer gear has ever had a problem and has always performed as expected. This monitor is no different.

Can't tell you how much I like this monitor. It's a lot sharper than I expected and when I use the histogram, audio levels or focus assist it all matches what my camera says so it's pretty accurate. I'm not sure why I would pay more for a monitor if it's not also an external recorder. If you only need one monitor, that's fantastic. The battery does drain when it's turned off, but that doesn't really matter to me. I just take out the battery.

I love it! I didn't use it in the field! But the picture quality is great! This is a big size! Sound sounds great! But there is no battery included! Luckily I have other newer hardware so I have plenty of batteries that work but keep that in mind! I don't know if there is such a thing, but I wish it was a touchscreen! Because when you plug it in, your camera screen goes blank, so I have to figure out how to focus on the subject (me) when using the monitor. I bought it because I film myself for…

I have noticed that this monitor turns off after prolonged use (several hours at a time). I was using the included AC adapter and I'm not sure if this is an overheating issue or some other fault. (It doesn't feel hot) I hope it's just this unit and I can get a replacement. [EDIT] This was my first opportunity to use a video monitor. I've used it a few times for still image critical focus tracking, but this is my first time using it for framing and video surveillance. Unfortunately I have…

I bought this to help with self shots and hoping I would shoot more in general. I was a little apprehensive about buying it because the low price in movies (and life in general) can lead to disappointment and many field monitors I've seen cost 5x or more than this model. However, if you find that you're not getting professional quality at this price point, this is still a good monitor. It's very sharp, and when I set the focus assist to a low level, I worry a lot less (especially when shooting…

I went through 3 different monitors (2 field monitors and 1 eyoyo monitor) before ordering this one and for the price and performance nothing comes close to it. The image is not inferior to anything sold for 140-160 or higher. Many monitors have been shown to have both an H-Flip and V-Flip capability. Many of them were misleading as they only had the V-Flip feature. But this one has both and for my requirements it suits my needs. I also like the AV input feature. Some newer monitors now only…

I bought a Neewer NW-760 thinking it was an updated version of the Feelworld 760. I think that might not be the case given the quality This device doesn't seem to match what other reviewers have reported about the Feelworld version. The biggest difference is that the buttons are SO LOUD that any adjustment while filming the video will result in the sound of the buttons passing through the lav mic to the interview subject 6 feet away. I also tested this at an event and a podium mic (Shure SM58 -