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List updated on: May 20, 2025

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Housing + Monitor

Model

Size (inches)

brightness (nits)

UW Weight (g)

Avg. Price (Euro)

Marelux MX-SHINOBI (SDI) +

Atomos Shinobi 5"

5"

1000

?

2400 (2100 + 300)

Nauticam NA-Shinobi II +

Atomos Shinobi 5"

5"

1000

-180

2900 (2600 + 300)

Nauticam NA-Ultra5 +

SmallHD Ultra 5 5"

5"

3000

+480

4900 (2700 + 2200)

Standalone Monitors

Model

Size (inches)

brightness (nits)

UW Weight (g)

Avg. Price (Euro)

Anglerfish HD57 4K

5.7

550

-145

1800

Kraken KRM02 V2

5

3000

-260

1300

Kraken KRM07-2200 V2

7

2200

-560

1900

Weefine WED-5

5.5

480

-260

1000

Weefine WED-7 PRO

7

500

-280

1600

Nauticam 7" T7 HD UltraBright Monitor

7

3000

-830

3000

SUPE/Scubalamp UM5.5

5.5

3000

-700

1000

Fotocore MR6

6

2600

?

1300

Fotocore MR5.5

5.5

2000

-740 1

1200

Dive & See DNC-5C

5

600

-300

2900

Dive & See DNC-7B

7

450

?

3000

1 = data obtained via private spec request

Some monitors are sold under different brand names: SUPE/Scubalamp/Fotocore/Aquatech

  • The title was changed to List of Underwater Monitors
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Inspired by an old post, and now that we've got fancy tables for our posts, I've dived into creating this little list covering most of the monitors out there.

I see this topic is quite a hot one, and like many others, it pops up again now and then. I hope this can be helpful!

Please help me correct and complete it.

I weighed the SUPE UM5.5.

There is a slight error between the precision scale and the luggage scale, so it is not very accurate.

Since the baggage scale cannot be measured less than 1kg, it was measured by adding a weight and then subtracting the weight from the weight.

The weight includes 2 * 21700 battery and an inch ball.

Precision scale on Land: 1320 g

luggage scale on Land: 1.2 kg

luggage scale Underwater : 0.7 kg

Error approximately 120 g

SUPEUM5.5 seems to be the same as fotocore.

I received the monitor last week, and when I turn it on, the fotcore logo appears on the screen.

(Weighing in cold water, the fog in the picture is an external screen.)20250521_121922.jpg

Edited by Edy PARK

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1 hour ago, Edy PARK said:

I weighed the SUPE UM5.5.

There is a slight error between the precision scale and the luggage scale, so it is not very accurate.

Since the baggage scale cannot be measured less than 1kg, it was measured by adding a weight and then subtracting the weight from the weight.

The weight includes 2 * 21700 battery and an inch ball.

Precision scale on Land: 1320 g

luggage scale on Land: 1.2 kg

luggage scale Underwater : 0.7 kg

Error approximately 120 g

SUPEUM5.5 seems to be the same as fotocore.

I received the monitor last week, and when I turn it on, the fotcore logo appears on the screen.

(Weighing in cold water, the fog in the picture is an external screen.)20250521_121922.jpg

Thanks for the data. You confirmed it is another brick 🙂

How are you finding it? What's your opinion? What's your use case?

Regarding Kraken monitors, they kindly wrote me that both the 5" and 7" went through an upgrade. Specifically the V2 versions of the monitor haven't changed in terms of function, but they do use 21700 batteries now instead of the big battery block so they are lighter weight and much slimmer than the previous versions. Hence:

  • The 5” V2 monitor is 1680g on land and 260g underwater

  • The 7” V2 monitor is 1795g on land and 230g underwater.

Table updated!

1 hour ago, Davide DB said:

데이터 감사합니다. 또 다른 벽돌이라는 걸 확인하셨네요 🙂

어떻게 생각하시나요? 어떻게 생각하시나요? 어떤 용도로 사용하시나요?

Kraken 모니터에 대해, 5인치와 7인치 모두 업그레이드되었다고 친절하게 알려주셨습니다. 특히 V2 버전의 모니터는 기능적인 면에서는 변화가 없지만, 큰 배터리 블록 대신 21700 배터리를 사용하기 때문에 이전 버전보다 무게가 가볍고 훨씬 얇습니다. 따라서 다음과 같습니다.

  • 5인치 V2 모니터는 육지에서는 1680g, 수중에서는 260g입니다.

  • 7인치 V2 모니터의 무게는 육지에서는 1,795g, 수중에서는 230g입니다.

표가 업데이트되었습니다!

First of all, I tried using it in Underwater for a two-day monitor test.

Yes, it's a heavy brick, but it's comfortable underwater with the addition of a buoyant to the arm. The weight underwater didn't bother me too much.

I mounted the ball on the rear side, making it as close as possible to the camera housing, and set it to look in the 45 degree direction. (The rear screw hole is shorter than the screw in the component, so I added a washer to fix it without a gap. The design is a little strange.)

It's bright. The brightness adjustment can be wheeled from 1-100%, but it never went up more than 30% even in very sunny weather. I don't need 3000-nit brightness monitor is necessary.

I can't hear the cooling fan. I'm not sure if I removed the fan while waterproofing the feelworld monitor or if I can't hear the sound.

I'm 95% photo, less than 5% video. I only use mirroring. I only use brightness control for my monitor, and I don't need anything else. I haven't used it for wide angle shooting yet, and I used it for snoot shooting during macro shooting. The monitor was installed in the front of the camera housing a little bit, making snoot aiming a lot easier. Because physically my arms can go further.

The color of the monitor is not very important to me, but the color temperature seems to be a little low.

I saw complaints about monitor delay in other reviews, but I couldn't feel the delay on Nikon camera.

In the camera photo mode, the 16:9 of the monitor cannot be fully filled, but the intuition is increased by showing the camera setting values large on the black remaining areas on both sides.

The satisfaction is high enough to try the underwater monitor now.

The downside is that first of all, the cable protrudes to the left, causing the buoyancy agent and interference when controlling the arm. I'm a little worried about the durability of the external hdmi cable.

I have plan a two-week trip in dauin, Philippines at the beginning of next month, so I think I can tell you more about it after using The Long Term.

As a result of many searches before purchasing, supeum5.5 seems to be sold by changing the name not only in fotocore but also in Aquatech Housing.

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