7 inch monitor with enhanced resolution and contrast

The 665 features a 25% higher screen resolution over Lilliput's other 7" HDMI monitors, squeezing 1024×600 pixels onto a 7 inch LCD panel. Combined with a 800:1 contrast ratio.

Designed for the pro video market

Cameras, lenses, tripods and lights are all expensive - but your field monitor doesn't have to be. Lilliput is famous for manufacturing durable and high quality hardware, at a fraction of the cost of competitors. The 665 creates an even more compelling reason to buy a Lilliput superior resolution, contrast and a generous offering of included extras!

Lilliput's high resolution 7" monitor

Why is a high resolution important on a 7" monitor? Any professional videographer will tell you that a higher resolution provides more detail, so what you see on the field monitor is what you get in post production. The 665 features 25% more pixels than Lilliput's alternative 7" monitors, such as the 668.

Lilliput's high contrast ratio monitor

If the 25% increase in screen resolution on the 665 wasn't enough to make you upgrade, the 800:1 contrast ratio definitely will. The 665 has the highest contrast ratio out of all monitors in the Lilliput range, thanks to enhanced LED backlight technology. All colours look clear and consistent, so you won't get any nasty surprises in post production.

Wide power input range

Rather than a standard 12V DC power input in common with the rest of Lilliput monitors, we decided to improve the power features. The 665 benefits from a much wider 7-24V DC input range, making the 665 suitable for many more applications and ready to work on absolutely any shoot!

Configurable to suit your style

Since Lilliput introduced the complete range of HDMI monitors, we have had countless requests from our customers to make changes to improve our offering. Some features have been included as standard on 663/S. Users can customize the 4 programmable function buttons (namely F1, F2, F3, F4) for shortcut operation according to different needs.

HDMI, and component and composite through BNC connectors

No matter which camera or AV equipment our customers use with the 665, there is a video input to suit all applications.

Most DSLR cameras ship with an HDMI output, but larger production cameras output HD component and regular composite through BNC connectors.