Monitor Force Vertical Frequency

It's a force multiplier!

I wanted it so that the cable does not apply large torque or other force on either the HDMI input of monitor or on the camera terminal which can mechanically damage the terminal. It meets those requirements without being too fragile. Price needs to be lower. Unduly expensive for a cable but otherwise OK. Also, it is not hyperthin but thin enough for the stated purpose.

I picked a monitor that was compatable with my G-Sync video card. Msi G-Force gtx 1650

Ordered a pair of these in October, but they were on continual backorder and didn't arrive until a week ago. Having given them a chance to break in a bit and get used to the sound, I feel a bit more qualified to review them. For over 10 years, I'd been mixing on some decent monitors and was very familiar with their response. I'd moved into a new studio space and the backorder time allowed me to familiarize myself with the new room on well known monitors, a very good thing in retrospect. When the A7X's finally arrived, I plugged in one to compare with the existing monitor. The difference was remarkable. While the first monitor had a warm and pleasant low end response, the Adam seemed utterly transparent throughout the frequency spectrum. Its lows are tight and punchy, but not over emphasized, while the highs put the other monitor completely to shame. With a reputed frequency response approaching 50 kHz, the high end sparkles with detail and yet seems easier on the ears during sustained listening. In a word, they sound truthful, exactly what one requires in a quality near field monitor. Also, setting them up for optimal coverage in the sweet spot took a fraction of the time spent aligning the other monitors. So far, am happy with the purchase and it was worth the wait. Will experiment by tackling some remixes of recent work this weekend and expect to hear substantial improvements.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This monitor is the for gaming all games are going to see exceptionally with his high frequency refresh HZ and his quad he resolution. In summary is an excellent monitor

I do many presentations from my home office and require high quality audio during these presentations. I tie this lav into an audio interface and monitor with studio monitors within 2' of the mic, even with high gain and the omni directional pickup I don't get any feedback from the monitors. This mic a full body frequency response. The length of cable is great for vlogging rigs. cons: when plugged into a mobile device, you can't monitor audio or use for video calls, only recording. The high frequency is a little bit lacking, loosing some clarity I am looking for in my recordings.

The force feedback works really well!

Gaff tape - it's like the Force.

Good low frequency response.

This is a great, affordable monitor. Love that it fully rotates so you can use it in vertical position, and that the height is adjustable. I was pleasantly surprised to see an HDMI cable included in the box since that wasn't listed in the description. I only wish the ports were located along the side of the monitor instead of on the bottom--they're a bit hard to access. Overall, though, it's been fantastic and made a world of difference in working from home.