[1500:1] We use this monitor for our show producers to see a multiview feed of all of our switcher sources so that they can verify things during live shows. We were using cheap TVs and mini convertors, but those kept flaking out. This monitor has native HD-SDI, so the signal is solid and the picture is a clear step up from the older TVs The screen is pretty glossy though. Which is probably why they look so much crisper and higher contrast. Includes a basic remote and can be operated from buttons under the right edge of the bezel too.

[16:9] good little monitor. no issues so far

[102 ppi] Once finding the Auto brightness setting and turning that off, this monitor blew me away! Bright and seemingly colour accurate so far - very happy, especially for the price! You won’t regret this purchase.

[Yes] I don't think there's much praise I can add to this that most reviews and YouTubers haven't given it, but I'll just say that Portkeys' option to go with the same build but adding SDI, power button, and the option to add a battery solution was the best move. Image is clear, I'm much more focused on the shot, not nearly as distracted and it's improved my shoulder rig work because of, not only the additional point of contact, but the intimacy of the shot to keep things consistent and looking good. If I had to add any criticism, it's the eye sponge. I have long lashes and a big head so I flatten that thing quite easily. I glued the second eye sponge onto the first and that helps a ton and my eye lashes are swiping the glass leaving greasy streaks anymore. The image quality is clear as well. You can't go wrong for picking this up as your first EVF or maybe even as your advanced choice. Not as feature packed as something from the bigger brands, but it definitely competes and will have you asking is paying thousands worth it when this covers so much at a fraction of the price.

[1500:1] I use this with my Red Komodo. I run my SDI signal directly from my Komodo to the Liliput. It's a great 1080p image. You really can't go wrong. As for false color and other cool monitor features, I split the SDI sometimes into other monitor or wireless units. Only downside is that you can't use a v-mount for field work. But let's be real, most of the time this is going to be used inside a studio.

[101% Rec. 709] We needed a monitor for our production team because we were using an old TV for awhile instead. It works great, especially for when filming outside.

[Stereo] For the money you can’t beat it. Great color, v-lock built in. Stand mount built in. It’s a great plug and play.

[1500:1] I bought this monitor because HD SDI connectivity and size that is fit into 19 rack system. Colors is somewhat hard to set, but once set, it works fine.

[102 ppi] This monitor worked great for use as an on-camera preview monitor. We used it with an SDI cable for a VariCam35 and the client and the camera operator was able to see the composed shot, which looked great on the screen. We had to use a different arm for the monitor, though, this only comes with a hot shoe mount, which we could not use on our camera.

[Yes] I am an independent producer, shooter, editor, scriptwriter, etc. I shoot a great many interviews and have, as of late, been reducing the size and weight of the gear I have to lug around. For the last year, I have been lugging around a TV set I bought@. It was cheap and I really only needed it for positioning of the interviewee. I had to bring power blocks and stingers to run the TV set. Now, with this hot little monitor, I not only get great positioning, outstanding quality of image, and other features (some of which I don't use), it also runs forever on batteries. Before I purchased it, I read some of the reviews. I must say that I could find none of the problems other people say they had. I think most of those other reviewers preferred to open the package, turn everything on, and, then, when it wasn't exactly what they expected, tried to read the instructions. I read them first and the unit is great. I have compared it with other units that cost four times as much and I can't tell the difference.