Smallhd 1703 P3X 17 Studio Monitor

[44 W] The 1703 is an on set staple and this monitor is just as solid. Great build and just a perfect size for smaller run & gun sets and for travel. I can fit this monitor, a Cine7 + Komodo Kit + some glass & accessories in 2x rolling cases. Over the moon happy with this little guy!

[1x HDMI Male] I've owned one of these monitors for several months now and now purchased a 2nd and 3rd to use in a studio with JVC cameras. The one I've had I use with my Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera in a studio and on location. It adds bulk, which if that's something that matters you may want to look at SmallHD. The other option would be using a monitor/recorder combo like the ones Atomos makes. I only needed a way to monitor my camera with the ability to check focus with peaking as well as see exposure with histogram and false color. This monitor has all those features that years ago weren't available for under $$or more. The only question is how accurate is the color of the LCD. I'll use it to check skin tones, but if McDonalds hires me to shoot a commercial I'm not going to rely on it to check the color of the golden arches. In the end, I would say this is a great monitor to use until you're ready to buy something from SmallHD or Atomos.

[Black] Best cable for your SmallHD Monitor

[2] Woks well for SmallHD 702 monitor. Recommended.

[13"] Fits great with my smallHD indie 7 monitor.

[4 x 3.5 x 0.2"] This cable paired great with my smallHD monitor.

[0.26 lb] Great match with my 7' SmallHd Touch monitor

[0.07 lb] great when using a SmallHD monitor and any Canon camera

High accurate, phenomenal monitor. We have both the Vision 17 and Vision 24 and they complement each other well, with the 24 being the display with true 10-bit color versus 8+2 on the Vision 17, although honestly I can't see the difference in real world use. There really isn't much competition for 4K HDR reference-grade monitors that can be battery powered and are suitable for both color-critical post production and production on set or in the field. These monitors are it! Like all SmallHD monitors they are easy to use and loaded with just about every tool you could want. IMPORTANT NOTE: SmallHD very unhelpfully changed the specs at the 11th hour after release and the Vision 24 can only be powered by 26v batteries (and also A/C). It cannot be powered by 14v batteries as the dual battery plate (not included) description implies. If you are using dual voltage CoreSWX Helix batteries, you will need an adaptor plate to activate the 26v mode.

[3840 x 2160] High accurate, phenomenal monitor. We have both the Vision 17 and Vision 24 and they complement each other well, with the 24 being the display with true 10-bit color versus 8+2 on the Vision 17, although honestly I can't see the difference in real world use. There really isn't much competition for 4K HDR reference-grade monitors that can be battery powered and are suitable for both color-critical post production and production on set or in the field. These monitors are it! Like all SmallHD monitors they are easy to use and loaded with just about every tool you could want. IMPORTANT NOTE: SmallHD very unhelpfully changed the specs at the 11th hour after release and the Vision 24 can only be powered by 26v batteries (and also A/C). It cannot be powered by 14v batteries as the dual battery plate (not included) description implies. If you are using dual voltage CoreSWX Helix batteries, you will need an adaptor plate to activate the 26v mode.