The Desview DT22-M is a professional dual-screen teleprompter featuring two 22-inch full HD high-brightness metal monitors, HDMI and 3G-SDI connectivity, tempered beamsplitter glass and included teleprompter software, making it ideal for broadcast studios, presentations and professional video production.
The Desview DT22-M is a professional dual-screen teleprompter featuring two 22-inch full HD high-brightness metal monitors, HDMI and 3G-SDI connectivity, tempered beamsplitter glass and included teleprompter software, making it ideal for broadcast studios, presentations and professional video production.
The DT22-M belongs to the DT-M series – teleprompters with two metal monitors and HD beamsplitter glass. The series comes in 20, 22 and 24-inch sizes; this model has two 22" full HD monitors with 1000 cd/m² brightness, readable even outdoors.

An overview of the main DT-M series features. Both metal monitors are included; the timer and the tripod are optional extras sold separately.

The supporting plate with a movable extension plate and the height-adjustable camera mount with a quick-release plate centre the lens exactly behind the beamsplitter glass. It takes PTZ cameras, camcorders, DSLRs and professional cameras – for interviews, live streaming, studio work and television.

The second metal monitor shows the live camera image, so the presenter keeps checking the framing and the delivery without looking away from the lens. Like the prompter monitor it has a 22" full HD screen. The timer above it is an optional extra.

The 2 mm tempered beamsplitter glass has a multilayer anti-reflective coating with 97 % transmittance and a 2:8 split ratio. The script reflects sharply and without ghosting, while the camera sees a clean image through the glass.

The sunshade attaches to the teleprompter with hook-and-loop fasteners, so it goes on and off quickly. It shields the beamsplitter glass from ambient light and takes up little space in the case when removed.

The beamsplitter glass assembly extends to match the camera lens. The teleprompter handles wide-angle lenses down to 24 mm without the glass frame showing up as dark corners in the shot.

The software for Windows and macOS has a new interface: script input and editing, font settings, multilingual support, shortcut keys and text highlighting. Scripts can be imported from a computer as TXT or Word files.

Presenters set the scrolling speed and turn pages themselves – with the wireless remote control, the foot pedal or a keyboard and mouse. The remote control and the foot pedal are both included.

The teleprompter travels in its own aluminum case with foam padding that holds every part in place. Built-in wheels make it easy to move around the studio and between locations.

The Desview DT22-M high-brightness dual-screen teleprompter is designed for professional broadcast, studio production, and scripted video recording. Featuring two 22-inch full HD (1920 × 1080) metal monitors with an impressive 1000 cd/m² brightness, the system allows one screen to display the script while the second acts as a reference monitor for on-camera talent. This dual-monitor design enhances delivery accuracy while maintaining natural eye contact with the camera.
Equipped with HDMI and 3G-SDI inputs, the DT22-M is compatible with a wide range of camcorders, mirrorless, and cinema cameras. High-tempered anti-reflective beamsplitter glass ensures clear, readable text with excellent durability. The height-adjustable camera mount supports both horizontal and vertical shooting orientations, while the included sunshade blocks stray light for clean images.
The system includes professional teleprompter software with an encryption dongle, a Bluetooth wireless remote control, and a foot pedal for hands-free control. A wheeled aluminum case makes the DT22-M easy to move between studios and locations.
| Manufacturer: | Desview |
| Category: | Teleprompters |
| Tablet/smartphone teleprompter | No |
| Max. size | 22 |
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