Infinity Reference Studio Monitor Weight

I use this monitor to reference live feed from the video switcher in my school news studio.  The monitor is bright, crisp, and has onboard tools that are very helpful.  The histogram allows me to dial in iris settings for each camera on the fly.  The metal exterior is pretty darn nice for a sub $500 monitor.  Lilliput provides nice added goodies such as a camera adapter, and sunshade.  The monitor is boxed very nicely.... reminiscent of unboxing an Apple product.  While some may complain that it is only 500 brightness, this is more that sufficient for studio use.  I am buying more shortly to provide studio staff additional live views.

I was looking for a compact stereo speaker/subwoofer combination as a reference/mixdown monitor for my project studio. The Cyber Acoustics CA-3908 perfectly fills the bill! Easy setup with a unique control pod that takes little space - headphone and aux jacks on the pod are a nice touch. The sound is AMAZING - brilliant highs, balanced mid-frequencies, and a VERY responsive sub-woofer make for an outstanding listening experience! For desktop and laptop computers, this is a no-brainer; in fact, if you watch movies on your computer, this system will make soundtracks REALLY come to life! An excellent choice for my studio - thanks, B&H! HIGHLY recommended!!

I purchased 2 of the 250's and 2 of the 150's, to replace aging Infinity Reference Series wired speakers (while they are being refurbished, and maybe not going back to the old speakers) in several rooms of my house. These speakers produce incredibly full sound that is difficult to distinguish from the speakers they replaced. Both my wife and I are in absolute awe that they sound as good as they do. The 250's have an ability to fill the room with fantastic sound reproduction that an audiofile would less than begrudgingly admit is far more than acceptable for a whole house system.

Purchased this for my A/V project studio. I mounted a 27” Samsung monitor that weighs approx 15 lbs. I plan on upgrading my monitor to a high end 4k HDR monitor, so wanted something quality that can handle the weight of that type of monitor. Turned tension all the way down and stays pretty smooth. A little more force needs to be applied on a downward tilt, but that’s the only issue with the monitor being a little under spec weight. Can’t believe I waited this long to go VESA mount. It gives me so much extra real estate on the desk for Avid S1, Maschine, DJ controller, keys all in front of me. Love being able to pull it in close for detail work or elevate and tilt up to work when standing. White is clean. High value purchase-

Seems to support infinity focus and is light weight. Mounts good and tight.

Infinity's Vinyl Background is perfect for any and every studio! A few years ago I settled for muslin but quickly learned that was a mistake. Don't settle for less, vinyl is the best most professional material for photo and video. PLUS! At an amazing price!

Been cross shopping studio reference headphones for A WHILE, finally decided on the ATH-M50x and couldn't be happier for the price. B&H had best price on the internet and shipping was legit lightning fast. Highly recommend both!

Wonderful pair of headphones. Great flat response, I use them for a quick reference away from my studio monitors.

I am an illustrator, and the better my reference the better the finished piece. I bought this light to use in my studio and I absolutely love the results that I have gotten from this light. I think that this piece is extremely user friendly and I have bragged about the results to many of my fellows artists. I will definitely buy more from Tota for my lighting needs.

The only bad thing about the infinity arm is the price and maybe the weight. Other than that it is strong, reliable, and the quick change tips are just great! So many other articulating arms are annoying because they give out and you never can tell if you're over tightening them. The infinity arm's hard stops and rosette make this thing such a pleasure to work with. It is a little heavy, but its not too bad. Other arms I've bought tin the past were always annoying to use, but I honestly look forward to each time I work with the infinity arm.