Desview Blade 5 Pro

A pocket-size professional monitor

The 5.5-inch screen is just the right size to slip into your pocket, so the monitor is always at hand when you need it. On location you can set up a complete professional rig in seconds – take the monitor out, connect it to the camera and start shooting. It is ideal for lightweight camera rigs where every gram counts.

Lightweight aluminum alloy body

Blade 5 Pro is only 13 mm thick and weighs 207 g – roughly as much as an iPhone 17 Pro. For comparison, the Desview R6 II monitor is 24.5 mm thick. A well-thought-out structure and aerospace-grade aluminum alloy keep it light yet strong, ready for everyday carrying and field work.

1200 nits: no fear of the midday sun

A peak brightness of 1200 nits stands up to harsh midday light. The image stays sharp and legible, so outdoors you can see shadow detail and subtle highlight gradations at a glance. Glare and washed-out pictures stop being a problem and you can judge exposure with confidence even in full sun.

Custom 3D LUTs: a cinematic look while you shoot

The monitor offers built-in LUTs and lets you load your own 3D LUT files. When shooting in a log profile you see the image in its intended color rendering, can switch between looks in real time and keep better control over the final color of each shot.

Touch control just like your phone

The multi-touch screen responds within milliseconds. Swipe through menus and adjust settings as intuitively as on a smartphone – no more hunting for the right button. You can also assign your most-used functions to the customizable shortcut keys on the top edge.

Tools for precise exposure

Built-in histogram, waveform and vectorscope show brightness distribution, contrast and white balance in real time. You can quickly judge exposure compensation and highlight and shadow detail, and avoid over- or underexposed shots.

Available tools: false color, zebra, histogram, waveform, vectorscope, full-screen waveform, focus peaking, monochrome display, HDR, LUT, anamorphic desqueeze, aspect ratio markers, grid lines, composition guides, image rotation and audio meters.

USB-C power from a power bank

The monitor is powered via USB-C and works with a 5 V / 2 A source, so you can plug it into a phone charger or a power bank and forget about proprietary batteries. Outdoors, a power bank with enough capacity keeps it running for up to 24 hours non-stop – ideal for time-lapses and long documentary shoots. A DC 7–26 V input and a detachable NP-F battery holder are also available.

Efficient cooling for continuous work

The aerospace-grade aluminum body conducts heat away efficiently and the monitor also has a silent fan. It therefore runs stably during long continuous operation and demanding shoots.