Godox GM55 4K HDMI Camera Video Monitor, 5.5 Inches On-camera DSLR Field Monitor, 1920x1080 IPS Video Peaking Focus Assist with 3D Luts

I got this monitor for my B-roll camera and I am really happy with it. I was worried about how effective it would be outside as some other monitors on Amazon are listed as being considerably brighter but the integral hood more than compensates. The hood is excellent and I wish my other monitor had one like this. At the time of writing the product description mentions included USB cables but the included cables are a micro HDMI to HDMI and a mini HDMI to HDMI. Another reviewer suggested the DC socket is too close to the mount but they must have moved it because the socket placement is good. The features that I like the most are the ability to upload LUTs and the on screen waveform. The stereo audio level indicator is really well designed and takes up minimal screen space. The fact that this monitor is really lightweight means it doesn't really affect the balance on my pan ant tilt head. It doesn't put much strain on the camera's hot shoe mount either. Overall it's a great bit of kit and well worth the price.

Good product for the price. Have not dove into screen settings yet, there are quite a few to choose from. HDMI cable unfortunately broke within the camera as I was filming a gig. Lost some footage as a result but I guess that can happen to anyone. I didn't expect it to break soon after purchase though. For that I must leave a 4 star.

Nice to have in dark landscape situations, sometimes the Live View on the built-in screen just isn't practical. However, the control cable for Nikon D750 is not obtainable. So controlling this camera from this monitor is not possible.

I purchased to work on Sony A6400. Although Godox say it works with Sony it doesn’t mention A6400 and Godox won’t say which cable if any supports camera control. I had to return as the S1 cable didn’t work.

Solid build, well made and great image produced from this video monitor

Excellent at first glance, but I’ve had to order some different DC cables because the mount is a bit too close to the DC input — especially if you want to use a SmallRig mount with it for its anti-twist pin — of course, the monitor has holes for anti-twist pins, but the supplied mount doesn’t have any pins 🙃 shopping for camera rig stuff can be a minefield of caveats!