Desview Blade 5 Full HD 5.5" · 600 nits · HDMI · 4K60

Desview Blade 5 Monitor 5.5″ Full HD 600 nits 4K60 HDMI 2.0 — ultra-slim 13mm field monitor weighing 265g — supports 4K60 via HDMI 2.0

Desview Blade 5 is a 5.5-inch Full HD 1920×1080 field monitor with an ultra-slim body of just ~13mm and a light weight of only ~265g — the thinnest and lightest monitor in its class. Its key feature is HDMI 2.0 support at 4K60p (above typical R-series models with HDMI 1.4 4K30). It offers 600 nits brightness, 1000:1 contrast and 99.5% DCI-P3 coverage at 10-bit (8+2 FRC), with HDR, 3D LUT, Histogram, Waveform, False Color and Peak Focusing — powered by DC / USB-C / NP-F.

Key Features

• 5.5-inch Full HD 1920×1080 display — the right size for both regular camera work and video shoots that need a small but clear monitor, in the studio or on location
• Bright, accurate color: crisp images with a high 1000:1 contrast ratio, 99.5% DCI-P3 color gamut and 10-bit color depth (8+2 FRC)
• HDMI 2.0 input & output at 4K60p in real time, with signal pass-through to another display
• Supports HDR and 3D LUT for color adjustment, with 3D LUT file upload
• Professional tools such as Histogram, Waveform, False Color, Peak Focusing, Vector and more for precise control of exposure and color
• Body just ~13 mm thin and only ~265 g, palm-sized and easy to carry
• Powered by DC, USB-C and NP-F series batteries for use in the studio and outdoo

Best For

• Gimbal operators who want the thinnest, lightest monitor
• Cinematographers using 4K60 cameras (Sony FX / Canon C-series)
• Music videos that need professional-grade color (DCI-P3 99.5%)
• Travel filmmakers who need to save weight
• Pro-level vloggers / content creators
• Color-critical work that requires a 10-bit display

Specifications

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In the Box

• Desview Blade 5 monitor
• Sun Hood
• Ball head mount / L-Bracket
• Mini HDMI cable
• User manual

FAQ

• Q: What power options are supported?
  A: Most Desview monitors can be powered 3 ways — DC adapter / USB-C / Sony NP-F (L-Series) battery — for flexible use in the studio and in the field.
• Q: Which cameras does it work with?
  A: It works with virtually any camera with an HDMI output — DSLRs (Canon EOS / Nikon D-series), mirrorless (Sony Alpha, Canon EOS R, Nikon Z, Fuji X, Panasonic Lumix), cinema cameras and camcorders.
• Q: What are LUTs for, and how do I upload them?
  A: A LUT (Look-Up Table) adjusts the image tones to match your production's color workflow, e.g. Log-to-Rec.709 or a cinematic preset — upload LUTs via a USB flash drive plugged into the monitor.
• Q: How does the Blade 5 differ from the R-series?
  A: The Blade 5 focuses on being slim and light (~13mm, 265g) with HDMI 2.0 support for 4K60 — ideal for gimbal / pro 4K60 work — while the R-series is thicker and limited to 4K30 (HDMI 1.4), though some models are brighter.
• Q: How important is 99.5% DCI-P3?
  A: DCI-P3 is the film industry's color standard — the Blade 5 covers 99.5% of it, meaning the colors it shows match a cinema workflow — ideal for color-critical work.

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Desview Blade 5 — the thinnest, lightest field monitor in the 4K60 HDMI 2.0 class