Hollyland was showing a quick tease of its upcoming PYRO 7″ RX/TX Monitor at NAB 2024 in Las Vegas.
The PYRO 7″ RX/TX Monitor builds on the Mars M1 Enhanced and it will offer a larger 7″ screen and enhanced capabilities.
The PYRO 7″ RX/TX Monitor features SDI In/Out and HDMI In/Out. You can power it via Sony NP batteries or through a 10-18V DC input.
We don’t have any indication of pricing yet, but if the 5.5″ M1 is any indication, it should be reasonably affordable. Just like the rest of the PYRO range, this probably won”t be available for another 6-9 months.
In case you are not familiar with the Hollyland Pyro series, it is an upcoming new wireless video transmission system.
The Pyro system is claimed to be an innovative multi-person mobile wireless image transmission and monitoring solution for small or medium commercial and filmmaking teams.
The Pyro series will be available in two versions; the Pyro H has HDMI input/output, while Pyro S has both HDMI and SDI input/output.
The system consists of one transmitter and four receivers and it features automatic dual-band frequency hopping technology that enables signal transmission at both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz. The intelligent auto frequency hopping also provides enhanced anti-interference capabilities while reducing lag and improving range.
The Pyro series will have 4K/30fps transmission capabilities and you can use 1 TX unit with up to 4 RX units. You can also simultaneously send material from a TX Toan RX as well as to four mobile devices running the Hollyland app.
Hollyland told me that the Pyro H version which includes a TX and TX should retail for around $600 USD and the Pyro H should be around $700 USD. They should be available in around 6-9 months from now.
