Usually, when one thinks of a new product or camera, you’ll usually equate price and quality together. If something is more expensive, it’s probably better. If something is cheaper, it’s probably less quality.
While that’s still genuinely true, there’s no such thing as a free lunch after all, if you haven’t looked at the latest HDMI touchscreen monitors in a while you might be surprised to see just how cheap and great the options have become.
Let’s take a look at these two new monitors from FeelWorld with their S55 V2 5.5” 4K Touchscreen HDMI Monitor which clocks in at under $100, and their slightly better F5 Pro X 5.5" High-Brightness HDMI Touchscreen Monitor which sits well below $200.
FeelWorld S55 V2 5.5" 4K Touchscreen HDMI Monitor (Version 2)
It’s crazy to think that you can get such a solid HDMI monitor these days for less than a hundred bucks. While it’s not going to be quite the same quality as a higher-end option from say, SmallHD or the like, this FeelWorld S55 V2 monitor should provide a solid amount of the specs, features, and usability which you can rely on for small to medium-sized productions.
With a native 1920 x 1152 resolution which supports video up to 4K (DCI), 500 cd/m² brightness, and a contrast ratio of 1000:1 you should be able to check your video in some of the brightest outdoor setups, all while not breaking the bank for this add-on video accessory.
Here are some of the main specs and features:
- 5.5" 1920 x 1152 Resolution Display
- Up to DCI 4K via HDMI Input & Output
- 500 cd/m² Brightness / 1000:1 Contrast
- Power Accessory/Camera via DC Output
- Sony L-Series/Canon LP-E6 Battery Plate
- 160° Viewing Angle
- 3.5mm Stereo Headphone Jack
- 360° Tilt Arm with Shoe Adapter
- Includes Sun Hood
FeelWorld S55 V2 5.5" 4K Touchscreen HDMI Monitor (Version 2)
FeelWorld F5 Pro X 5.5" High-Brightness HDMI Touchscreen Monitor
Similarly, the FeelWorld F5 pro X monitor is just a solid of an option with some even slightly better specs and features. Again, these are cheaper selections below some of the higher-end options out there, but with prices dropping across the industry for monitors this F5 Pro X is more in-line with its greatest competition.
With 1080p60 resolution for 4K (DCI) video and added 1600 cd/m² brightness with 1000:1 contrast ratio, it should work for most indoor and outdoor video shoots. Plus, with the addition of support for 3D built-in LUT profiles where you can upload up to 32 custom 3D LUTs with just an SD card, it’s got some next-level capabilities as well.
Here are the full specs and features:
- 1080p60 Resolution
- 1600 cd/m² Brightness
- HDMI Input & Loop Output
- Support for up to DCI 4K Video, 3D LUTs
- Histogram, Vectorscope & More
- DC & USB-C Power Inputs | DC Output
- L-Series Battery Plate
- Rear Bracket for Attaching Transmitters
FeelWorld F5 Pro X 5.5" High-Brightness HDMI Touchscreen Monitor
FeelWorld Monitors' Availability
Both monitors are currently available for purchase online, however, only the S55 V2 is currently available now.
However, the F5 Pro X should be shipping here soon as well.
FeelWorld S55 V2 5.5" 4K Touchscreen HDMI Monitor (Version 2)
The compact S55 V2 5.5" 4K touchscreen HDMI monitor version 2 from FeelWorld is suitable for both gimbal and handheld use. Creatives get HDMI input and output, multiple display features, and the ability to power select cameras via 8.4 VDC for only $99.
FeelWorld S55 V2 5.5" 4K Touchscreen HDMI Monitor (Version 2)
FeelWorld F5 Pro X 5.5" High-Brightness HDMI Touchscreen Monitor
The FeelWorld F5 Pro X 5.5" high-brightness HDMI touchscreen monitor adds a high-resolution monitor for your 4K camera. It features an improved 1600 cd/m² brightness, 1080p60 resolution, and 1000:1 contrast ratio for an affordable price.
FeelWorld F5 Pro X 5.5" High-Brightness HDMI Touchscreen Monitor
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