At IBC 2026 in Amsterdam, we caught up with Accsoon to talk about their M7 series, which is just over a year old. In that time, the series has received a lot of firmware updates and improvements, including camera control for Sony, Canon, and the Nikon Z series.
The Accsoon M7 series consists of the M7, M7 Pro, and M7H. In developing the CineView M7 and CineView M7 Pro, Accsoon set out to build high-end professional monitors from the ground up, which they state sets their products apart from monitors that are typically used by other wireless manufacturers. Both models are built on operating systems that have been designed to adapt to the evolving needs of modern production and can be improved and updated over time.
Both monitors are powered by high-performance processors and a custom Android-based OS, which are claimed to deliver a modern, intuitive user experience. The processors also allow for future features via software updates.
With Wi-Fi, users enjoy ultra-fast networking, direct internet access, and cloud services, including instant file uploads to popular platforms for real-time collaboration, without the need for a computer.
The CineView M7 PRO is a professional 7-inch touch-screen SDI/HDMI monitor with an integrated long-range wireless receiver and transmitter compatible with Accsoon’s CineView transmitters. It has a range of 1200ft / 350m and uses Accsoon’s patented ultra-low-latency wireless technologies to transmit on more than one band simultaneously for greater reliability.
The CineView M7 is essentially the same monitor but without the CineView integration and external antennas. Both models have a custom-built 7-inch 1920 x 1080 and 1000:1 contrast ratio, and cinema-grade accuracy, covering Rec.709 D65. The screens are protected with super-tough Corning Gorilla Glass Victus, ensuring they remain scratch-free.
