Portable Monitor With Built In Battery

[HDMI/SDI] Monitor is used everyday. lightweight and portable. Monitor can be use with AC or battery.

[Fuji NP-150] Powers my Sony 5 portable monitor

[1' / 0.3 m] Nice to keep in a pocket with a portable battery.

[0.25 lb] very good if you need portable flags, well built, expensive

[0 to 2 Hours] This is a great strobe, lightweight well built, very portable.

[0.535 lb] Love it, very portable and love that it has a tripod built into it.

[2.74 lb] Love it. It is well built and high quality. It is very portable.

[3840 x 2160] This monitor is truly impressive. I extensively researched options to find the simplest and lightest 7 monitor available, and this one perfectly fit the bill. Its HDMI connectivity and remarkably bright screen make it ideal for outdoor use, surpassing both my built-in camera monitors and a smaller alternative I own. The fact that it doesn't require SDI was a non-issue for me. While the user interface could benefit from a modern update, it's still serviceable. Navigating it can be a tad confusing due to some convoluted wording, and there are definite glitches that need addressing. One significant issue arises when outputting OSD via HDMI to the monitor: if, for instance, there's an on-screen grid from the camera, the monitor's zebra setting might mistakenly interpret the grid lines (as well as any white text in the camera's menu) as overexposed, which is rather inconvenient. Consequently, I've opted to refrain from outputting OSD and rely solely on the monitor's built-in guides. Despite the somewhat flimsy plastic construction, it contributes to the monitor's lightweight design, which was my primary focus alongside brightness. Additionally, the monitor's aesthetic is pleasingly minimalist, with sleek bezels enhancing its overall appeal. Considering its price point, this monitor stands out as the top choice for a 7 display, provided you don't require SDI or dual battery support (I personally only needed one battery slot). The only significant drawback I've encountered is that the monitor appears to draw power even when supposedly switched off, which is incredibly frustrating. As a workaround, I've had to use a larger battery or connect it to a D-Tap power source. On the bright side, it seamlessly switches between D-Tap AC port power and battery operation, offering some flexibility in powering options.

[Plastic] Very trustworthy. Extremely portable! Sturdy and well built.

[17.3"] Best portable monitor ever. It's thinner than my laptop but yet so powerful.