Hollyland Pyro7 7" Wireless Transceiving Monitor

The Hollyland Pyro 7 is a 7-inch wireless transceiving monitor. It's a 1500-nit touchscreen monitor and a Pyro wireless TX/RX in one unit. Useful when you'd otherwise be buying a 7-inch on-camera monitor plus a separate Pyro receiver: this collapses the two into one device for director, client, and video-village viewing.

Key features

• 7-inch 1920 x 1200 touchscreen, 1500 nits (usable outdoors)
• TX, RX, and monitor modes: sits on either end of a Pyro link
• HDMI 1.4b and 3G-SDI input and output
• Up to 1,300 ft (400 m) line-of-sight range, ~60 ms latency in lab conditions
• Broadcast Mode: one TX can feed up to 4 receivers
• Standard monitor tools: waveform, focus assist, zebra, false color, 3D LUT, image overlay
• SD card video recording / clip export
• DC input 10–18V, ~570 g without external antennas

FAQ

Pyro 7 vs Pyro S vs Teradek Bolt?

Pyro S is just a TX/RX pair, no screen. Pyro 7 adds a 7-inch screen to one end. Teradek Bolt is the higher-tier wireless video standard: lower latency, more robust in crowded RF, and what most narrative camera departments expect for serious focus pulling. For director / client / livestream monitoring, Pyro is the better-value pick; for critical focus on a busy show, Bolt is still the safe answer.

Can I use it as a receiver only, with my existing monitor?

Yes. Set it to RX mode and send HDMI/SDI out to whatever else you're feeding. It's a regular monitor with a wireless receiver built in.

Does it work with the Pyro H and Pyro S transmitters?

Yes, within the Pyro ecosystem. Pair it as the receiver/monitor end of a Pyro link.

Available from Filmgear Canada, with Canada-wide shipping.