[4:3] We use ours in a studio setting, so the unit does not move. I think the unit is nice over all. I would not consider it for something to bring with and use on location. It's large and requires two people to make adjustments. Also found the velcro on the sides to be difficult to get right. The quality of the build is very nice. Feels solid. We're using it with a DSLR and we're having some trouble with the fabric around the lens. We're using some clamps to pull the material tight so it does not sag into frame.

[35 W] Awesome monitor, I can see everything now in the sunlight and I'm able to dial in my colors, focus, and aperture with ease. The only thing that really bothered me a lot that it didn't come with a charging cord. DJI assumes you have Phantom or Aspire and you can just you use that charge, I have a Mavic that that charger is not compatible so I went and had to buy a certain type of Osmo charge that had the same connection as the monitor. Also, does not come with a cable that goes from the monitor to the controller so I needed to buy a USB to USB C Type cable which can be found in Cell phone accessories cause the new phones use this USB C type connections now. Another thing I cant figure out how to record to the SD cards going to have see what the deal with that is. Overall though great monitor makes my life a lot easier now.

[35 W] The flex plus high bright model we got has side inputs in the monitor so attaching the HDMI and SDI cables was easy, not sure how anyone would have issues with this.
Love the folding hood and removable back sled. We can swap it from a regular teleprompter to a freestanding teleprompter.
For the price it's well worth it, the only complaint I have is the software is a bit dated, but at least the software as included for free.

[Yes] After flying in cold weather with my phone (for 10 minutes), I realized I needed a better solution. This monitor is wonderful. It holds its battery in cold weather and the brightness is so much better than my phone.

I was a little annoyed that it doesn't come with a charger or a mount, but even after the additional $100 or so this is still a cheap and very nice monitor.

I highly recommend mounting it on the Mavic remote with the DJI Mavic Mount. It's nicely balanced with the remote and is easy to take on and off.

[4:3] If you’re a commercial drone pilot, you’ll need this. If you’re a hobbyist drone pilot, then you’ll be fine with a tablet or phone. But doesn’t mean you can’t buy it. As a commercial drone op, I have experienced my phone/tablet over heating quickly in over 90 degree weather, making them useless. I literally carry an ice chest to put them in on hotter day jobs. The CS handles the extreme temps so much better. It’s way brighter than your phone or tab. I only have the 5.5 monitor which is good size. The bigger monitor is of course better in screen size but also bigger and heavier. The 5.5 is good on the go or don’t want to carry a bunch of gear. Remember, everytime you fly with your phone or tablet, you are degrading in some kind of way, plus this monitor is geared to DJI so the start up is quicker and the latency is faster. I can go on more about but it is a good investment if you make money with it.

[160 x 140°] This is great as Im using this with my Autel Evo 2 8k UAS

[35 W] You can read the Crystal sky monitor even with lots of sun.

[4:3] Love not using my cell phone anymore for flying my drone

[1024 x 768] if you have the money, buy it. The mount and this product make flying in bright Florida sun possible. Some reviewers want to go back to ipad or phone??? i do not think they fly in bright sun conditions. This product is not perfect, but it works extremely well for my phantom3 4K There was such a vision issue with the iPhone display in full sun I did not fly anytime I could not find shade. if you have a better product than my phantom 3 4K, definitely go with the jumbo monitor. Apparently my phantom 3 4K doesn't work with the bigger screen

[Yes] Portable product and very easy setup . Quality material