Atomos Shinobi GO HDMI 4K Camera Field Monitor with HDR Touchscreen, All Day Battery Life, and Lightweight Design
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Features
- Slim, Lightweight & Ultra-Bright The Shinobi GO is a 5-inch, 1500-nit HDR/SDR HDMI camera monitor, designed for videographers and photographers looking for professional monitoring tools without unnecessary extras. At 30% thinner and 50% brighter than previous models, Shinobi GO is a compact yet powerful tool for precise monitoring in any lighting condition.
- Advanced Camera Monitoring Tools for Video & Photography Enhance your workflow with built-in waveforms, histograms, false color, and RGB parade for accurate exposure, focus, and framing. The multi-tool Analysis View provides all essential monitoring information at a glance, making it perfect for filmmakers, vloggers, and photographers alike.
- HDR & High-Brightness Display The stunning 10-bit HDR/SDR camera monitor display on the Shinobi GO ensures you can see every detail, even in bright daylight. 1500 nits of brightness combined with an anti-reflective coating and anti-fingerprint technology allow for crystal-clear visibility in any shooting environment.
- LUT Support & Custom Profiles With 3D and 1D LUT support, Shinobi GO allows you to preview creative looks in real-time. Upload custom .cube LUT files via SD card for accurate color grading previews directly on the monitor.
- Durable & Lightweight Design Designed for portability, Shinobi GO weighs just 210g, making it easy to mount on any rig. The slim yet durable build ensures its a reliable companion for shoots on the go.
- Flexible Power Options Shinobi GO offers multiple power options for uninterrupted use: NP-F battery compatibility for extended runtime USB-C PD support for convenient power delivery via power banks or USB charging docks AC power via Atomos battery eliminator (sold separately)
- Unique Locking Cable System For maximum reliability, Atomos has developed a rugged HDMI locking system to prevent accidental disconnections. Shinobi GO includes a custom bracket for secure HDMI and USB-C cable connections, ensuring a stable setup for any production.
Brand: Atomos
Screen Size: 5 Inches
Resolution: FHD 1080p
Aspect Ratio: 169
Screen Surface Description: Matte
Product Dimensions: 0.82 x 7.68 x 3.6 inches
Item Weight: 7.4 ounces
Manufacturer: Atomos
Item model number: GO
Date First Available: March 3, 2025
Standing screen display size: 5 Inches
Aspect Ratio: 169
Resolution: 1920 x 1080 Pixels
Image brightness: 1500
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This is a great monitor. Very light and it provides all the tools to ensure proper exposure. In addition, you can add a SD card with LUTS. You can monitor in native, Rec709, PQ, and LUT. It’s very very light and it’s battery efficient.. I really mean it. It has a regular size HDMI input but it doesn’t have an Out HDMI. Hope you enjoy it if you buy it.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2025 by Eddy R. Cruz
Monitor has stopped working after having it for about two months. Thought it was something I did but now that I come back to read the comments I see it has issues. And very overpriced as well. When battery is plugged in the red light comes on but the monitor will not turn on whatsoever. Crazy that $300 gets you nothing now a days.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2025 by Larry Miller
Love this thing great little monitor super light doesn’t burn through batteries like some of my old monitors. Can store up to 10 luts I think which is nice.
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2025 by ryan rdley ryan rdley
Great monitor for the Sony FX Series
Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2025 by DJ Harris
It doesn’t come with an HDMI cable, so if you don’t have one, forget about using this thing as soon as it arrives. I had to buy a short HDMI cable and also had to purchase a monitor mount. I got a Viltrox one, which came with both a monitor mount and an HDMI cable. After a few minutes of use, I noticed the back felt a bit hotter than normal. The bezels are ridiculously large. This could easily be a 6-inch monitor if it weren’t for the massive bezel. I would have given it 1 star just for the frustration of not including an HDMI cable when everyone else does. However, since the screen resolution is better than average and for weighting only 200g, I’ll give it a 3.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2025 by erda
Atomos monitors are legendary for their design and performance among professional videographers and they also happen to be more pricey. This Shinobi GO is the entry level model in the Shinobi line even though it packs in features similar to it's more expensive cousins. The 1500 nit brightness allows the monitor to be viewed even in bright sunlight without a hood (Good since one is not supplied) and since I shoot in sunny Florida conditions this is a plus. It's light weight is also a plus when part of a rig. The GO has all the exposure assistant features you need and are easy to access via the touch screen. I particularly like that it includes wave forms and vectorscope. I use a dummy battery plugged into a V mount battery to power the monitor to keep weight down but it can also be powered with USB-C power delivery. I wish it had more capacity for Luts but it is limited to eight. I had a difficult time loading Luts into the monitor as it requires the SD card to be specially formatted. Had to google this info after repeated failures to load Luts. I do find that the monitor heats up quickly but it doesn't seem to affect the monitor function. I've had no problem with the performance of this monitor and it is especially helpful in monitoring Lut looks when shooting in Log profile. Although the quality is there, I feel it's a bit overpriced for the features you get. There are monitors of this same size with better brightness and more features for a lot less but I think the Atomos reputation will make the higher price worth it in the long run. At least that's the hope
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Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2025 by isphil
I’m fairly new to the photography world, but honestly one thing that I inadvertently assumed is that a battery would be included with the monitor. Maybe it was oversight, maybe it was just ignorance. But I feel that the packaging, website and YouTube should clearly state that the source of power it needs to function is not included. I really wanted to use this for an event, and I could not because of it.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2025 by Ed
Love it
Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2025 by J