Desview R6II 5.5" · 2800 nits · HDMI 4K60 In · Full HD

Desview R6II Monitor 5.5″ Ultra-High Bright 2800 nits 4K60 HDMI — Upgraded R6 UHB with HDMI 2.0 4K60

The Desview R6II is an upgrade of the R6 UHB that adds HDMI 2.0 with 4K60p signal support (the original R6 UHB was limited to 4K30), while keeping the same 2800-nit Ultra-High Bright panel. It features a 5.5-inch IPS Full HD 1920×1080 touch screen — specs on par with the U6 — with HDR, 3D LUT, Waveform, Vectorscope and Focus Peaking. Ideal for professional 4K60 productions and outdoor shooting.

Key Features

• 5.5″ Full HD 1920 x 1080 touch screen with great color and a wide 178° viewing angle, clearly visible even outdoors
• Up to 2800 nits brightness for easy viewing in any lighting, no hood required
• Supports DCI/UHD 4K60 via HDMI In/Out with loop-through
• 3D-LUT support via USB, plus a full toolset including Zebra, Peaking, Waveform, Vectorscope, Histogram and Audio Meters
• Runs on LP-E6 / L-Series batteries or 7–24 V DC power, with a DC Out port to power your camera
• 3.5 mm headphone jack
• Cooling fan with 3 adjustable levels: Low , Medium and High Speeds
• Lightweight at just 240 g, with camera mount included
• Great for vlogging, location shoots, videographers and production crews who need accuracy and ease of use in any lighting

Best For

• Cinematographers shooting 4K60 outdoors
• Professional wedding / commercial production
• Camera operators who want a top-tier monitor
• Field documentaries that demand quality and brightness
• Outdoor live streaming / broadcast

Specifications

Options

In the Box

• Desview R6II 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) batteries — giving you flexibility in the studio and in the field.
• Q: Which cameras does it work with?
  A: 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 is a LUT for, and how do I upload one?
  A: A LUT (Look-Up Table) adjusts the color to match your production's color workflow, e.g. Log-to-Rec.709 or a cinematic preset — upload it via a USB flash drive plugged into the monitor.
• Q: What's the difference between the R6II and the U6?
  A: The core specs are very similar — both offer 2800 nits + 4K60. The R6II keeps the familiar R-series form factor, while the U6 has a slightly revised design — choose whichever you prefer.

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Desview R6II — The upgraded R6 UHB, now fully equipped with 4K60