[TFT LCD] I purchased the Shinobi 7 to put on my Komodo originally as it was half the price of the Indie 7, but after deciding to exchange it, I was so glad I did. This monitor is bright, quick, intuitive, and just works. It's been put through multiple 10 hour days and it adds so much easy functionality that you need out of a professional monitor. If you're in the market for a monitor ; just buy this one, you won't regret it.

[85 ppi] Bought this during a B&H flash sale. It has all the good features and high NITS that you'd expect from a monitor at this price point. I like having the inputs/outputs on the bottom rather than the side. The battery plate integrates nicely on the back. If you use it with a Canon R5C as I do on occasion, you can power the monitor off a small gold mount or v-mount battery and use the power tap to power camera with a dummy battery. Will also convert HDMI in to SDI out which is useful for multi-camera setups going into the same monitor.

Niggling complaints: If light weight is important to you, this is kind of heavy compared to some other models. Also, I wish SmallHD would put their recessed anti-twist holes at the same distance as ARRI does.

[56 to 75 Hz] I used the 702 for years and this is a nice upgrade. The image quality specs have improved. The inputs on the bottom is a design improvement. It looks slick.

[31.5 to 80 kHz] The InFocus works perfectly for small to medium size presentations. Very simple to use, compact and easy to carry around.

[2-Channel] I upgraded from my Action 5 to this monitor and holy smokes what a difference. This thing makes it so easy to see what you are filming and the monitor outputs what the camera is capturing.

[23 ms] This model is great for hybrid classroom. I log in with my phone (which keeps my password safe), and it instantly connects with my Google drive to pull up my lessons. I especially like that it only takes one tap on the screen to record the lesson to my Google drive.
There is a cloud whiteboard software where remote students can write on the board from their Chromebook or tablet. It's also nice that the touchscreen has a coating on it that kills germs as well. No flashy case colors or fancy design - but it does a lot more than I thought.

[160 x 150°] This product is effortless, complete plug and play with Windows 10. It has proven very helpful in trade show settings.

[Yes, 2x 2 W] This is exactly what I've been looking for. It may be pricey for a complete beginner but it is worth it. It could be a little large for a smaller camera. The size of the screen draws many eyes to it, and people love to critique. Also it makes reviewing clips more enjoyable WHEN THE ENTIRE CREW IS TRYING TO LOOK. All my comments refer to not having a director's monitor on set.

[50000 Hours] This design is more slick than the 702 Bright and the image quality is slightly improved.

[15"] First off, the SmallHD PageOS operating system is by far the best I have used and is why this system is worth a significant premium over monitors with similar*cough* specs. If you need easy access to a fully customizable array of professional tools INSTANTLY, there really is nothing like it. I strongly suggest reading the full PageOS manual and also looking at some of the Exposure Tools tutorials. The fully customizable false color exposure assist that has multiple presets you can flip between is a fantastic tool worth fully exploring.

This is my third SmallHD monitor, and every one has been great. The design evolution is really obvious, and attention to the details is great. The Ultra is built like a tank and pretty heavy, so keep that in mind when chosing a mount. I use a magic-arm, or a SHAPE pushbutton monitor bracket. Don't cheap out on the mounting.

Image quality is quite good, with nice color gamut. (Note: Color has some shift in high-brightness mode, but if you need it that bright you arent judging color visually). Standard brightness mode is really really bright. More than I need in 99% of situations. High Brightness mode is visible in extremely bright conditions, like desert/beach/water, but you will still want a proper hood.
Note: the SmallHD hood is not adequate, just too small, and the open bottom for touchscreen access makes it ineffective. Considering the monitor has full physical buttons and does not NEED to be operated as a touchscreen, a full four sided soft hood would work way better.

Overall I am very satisfied.