Desview has launched three new professional OLED field monitors, the OL14 Pro, OL16 Max, and OL16 Ultra 12G, ranging from $1,299 to $2,999. The monitors feature 1200-nit peak brightness, 100% DCI-P3 color coverage, and support for 12G/3G-SDI workflows and 3D LUTs.
The introduction of these monitors provides independent filmmakers and broadcast teams with high-brightness HDR monitoring options that bridge the gap between consumer displays and high-end reference monitors. By offering 1200-nit peak brightness and 12G-SDI support, Desview is addressing the increasing demand for uncompressed 4K monitoring in live and field environments. This launch intensifies competition in the professional display market, where color accuracy and high dynamic range are becoming standard requirements for mobile production kits. Watch for how these price points influence the adoption of OLED technology in mid-tier production environments compared to traditional LCD alternatives.
This release follows the recent Desview Core series monitors debut, further expanding the brand's footprint in the professional production hardware space. As studios increasingly shift toward cloud-based video production tools, reliable on-set monitoring remains a critical component of the hardware chain.
Desview has launched three new OLED field monitors, ranging from 13.3 to 16 inches, designed for professional video production. Featuring 1200-nit peak brightness and 100% DCI-P3 color coverage, these displays provide independent filmmakers and broadcast teams with high-end HDR monitoring capabilities that bridge the gap between consumer screens and expensive reference monitors.
The new Desview OLED field monitors start at $1,299 for the entry-level OL14 Pro model.
All three models feature AMOLED panels with 1200-nit peak brightness and 100% DCI-P3 color coverage.
Both models feature 16-inch 4K AMOLED displays, but the Core OL16 Ultra includes 12G-SDI ports for $2,999, while the OL16 Max uses 3G-SDI connectivity for $1,999.
Yes, all models support Calman 3D LUT calibration and include professional monitoring tools like waveform, vectorscope, and anamorphic desqueeze.
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