Desview is a Chinese professional imaging equipment brand specialising in camera and field monitors, broadcast and production monitors, teleprompters, and wireless video transmission systems. The brand is owned by Shenzhen Bestview Electronic Co., Ltd., an electronics manufacturer based in Shenzhen. Desview primarily serves filmmakers, broadcasters, live streamers, videographers, content creators, and professional production teams.1

Corporate materials describe the parent company as having more than 20 years of production and research and development experience, with products distributed in over 100 countries and regions.1

The history of Desview is intrinsically linked to its parent company, Shenzhen Bestview Electronic Co., Ltd. The company traces its origins to 2003 when it began developing display technology.2 Both LinkedIn and IBC list the establishment date as 2003, while Chinese-language corporate records indicate that the Desview/百视悦 brand was formally adopted from that year onwards.2

In its early years, the company focused on display products such as small LCD monitors and touch displays. Corporate history states that products subsequently expanded internationally, reaching more than 60 countries by 2008, before the company entered the domestic professional broadcasting and cinematography market in 2012.3

Over time, the company developed a specialised professional imaging portfolio under the Desview name. Today, the brand is particularly associated with monitors and teleprompters for video production. The company notes that its broader manufacturing experience also encompasses industrial displays, commercial displays, automation applications, and railway-related display components.1

The Desview product portfolio is broadly divided into four major categories.

On-camera monitors

These compact displays are mounted on or near a camera to provide filmmakers with a larger and more functional view of the image than the built-in LCD allows. Desview offers monitors in sizes including 5.5-inch and 7-inch models, featuring technologies such as high-brightness displays, touchscreens, HDR, 3D LUTs, waveform monitoring, vectorscopes, histograms, false colour, focus peaking, HDMI input/output, SDI on selected models, and 4K signal support on selected models.3

For example, the R6 is a 5.5-inch 1080p field monitor advertised with a 2,800-nit display, touchscreen operation, HDR, 3D LUT, waveform, vectorscope, focus peaking, and 4K HDMI support.3 The R7SIII expands this concept to a 7-inch monitor with a 2,800-nit touchscreen, Full HD resolution, 4K HDMI, 3G-SDI, LUT support, and professional monitoring tools.3

Production and broadcast monitors

Desview manufactures larger professional displays intended for studio, broadcast, and production environments. The current product structure includes the D Series, SP Series, and OLED Series. Newer models emphasise professional colour reproduction, HDR, SDI/HDMI connectivity, waveform monitoring, and multi-view functionality.1

A notable example is the D21 Pro, a 21-inch class professional monitor designed around vertical display workflows. Features include multi-view monitoring, SDI and HDMI connectivity, waveform monitoring, custom 3D LUTs, HDR monitoring, VESA mounting, and anamorphic/wide-screen functions.3 The company has also increasingly promoted OLED/AMOLED professional monitors, including the OL7 and larger OL14/OL16 models.1

Teleprompters

Teleprompters constitute a significant portion of the Desview range, designed for YouTube production, livestreaming, interviews, corporate video, news broadcasting, presentations, educational content, and professional film production. Desview categorises its teleprompters into Portable, Broadcast, Professional, and Conference products.3

The range includes models such as the T3, T5, T12S, TP13, TP15/TP17, and larger professional systems. The T5, for instance, is a portable teleprompter designed for smartphones, DSLRs, and tablets. It incorporates a dual-screen concept combining teleprompter text with talent monitoring, targeting livestreaming and video recording applications.3

Wireless video transmission

Desview has expanded beyond physical monitors and prompting equipment into wireless video transmission. The company currently divides its wireless products into 1080p and 4K categories.1 At IBC 2025, Desview promoted wireless transmission systems alongside its OLED professional monitors and teleprompters, emphasising low-latency transmission and multi-device connectivity for applications such as outdoor livestreaming and multi-camera production.4

Desview distinguishes itself as a display technology manufacturer with proprietary R&D, engineering, and production capabilities rather than a rebranding company selling generic accessories. Engineering capabilities cover hardware, software, structural engineering, product design, customisation, manufacturing, and display technology.3

The company claims more than 20 years of production and R&D experience and states that its quality management system is ISO 9001 certified.3 Product certifications and standards listed include CE, FCC, CCC, RoHS, IP68, and HDMI, depending on the specific product and application.1

Desview operates at the intersection of professional video equipment and prosumer creator equipment. Its customer base includes:

• Filmmakers and cinematographers: External monitors allow operators to view larger images and utilise professional exposure, focus, and colour analysis tools.
• Broadcast professionals: Larger production monitors and teleprompters serve television studios and professional broadcast environments.
• Content creators: Smaller monitors and portable teleprompters support YouTubers, independent filmmakers, interviewers, and social media creators.
• Livestreamers: Teleprompters and monitoring equipment assist creators in maintaining eye contact, reading scripts, and monitoring production quality.
• Production companies: Professional monitors, wireless transmission systems, and teleprompters integrate into multi-camera and studio workflows.

IBC describes Desview as serving creators worldwide, specifically identifying on-camera monitors, broadcast monitors, wireless video transmission, and teleprompters as core categories.4

Desview is not primarily a camera manufacturer like Sony, Canon, Panasonic, or RED; instead, it specialises in equipment supporting the camera and production workflow. Competitive brands include FeelWorld, Portkeys, SmallHD, Atomos, OSEE, Hollyland, Accsoon, Glide Gear, and other teleprompter manufacturers.

However, the Desview portfolio extends beyond field monitors. The combination of camera monitors, large production monitors, teleprompters, and wireless video transmission creates a relatively broad professional video ecosystem. This breadth is particularly relevant for users seeking multiple types of production equipment from a single manufacturer.

Desview describes its corporate approach using the principles of “humility, truth-seeking, scientific thinking, and rigour,” stating that this philosophy informs product development, quality control, and long-term customer relationships.3 The company emphasises a combination of professional features, competitive pricing, and manufacturing experience. This positioning places Desview products between inexpensive creator-oriented accessories and premium cinema or broadcast brands.

Desview states that its products have reached more than 100 countries and regions, covering Europe, North and South America, Australia, Asia, and Africa.1 The brand participates in major professional imaging trade shows, including NAB Show and IBC, using these events to introduce new monitors, teleprompters, and wireless video products. At IBC 2025, the company showcased OLED professional monitors, wireless video systems, and the T5 portable teleprompter.4

The IBC 2026 exhibitor directory lists Desview at Hall 12, Stand 12.F64, and identifies its headquarters as Shenzhen, China.4

Shenzhen Bestview Electronic Co., Ltd. is the manufacturer, while Desview is the brand used for its professional imaging products. The company website explicitly states that Bestview owns the Desview brand and that Desview focuses on broadcast/field monitors, wireless video transmission, and teleprompters.3 In Chinese-language materials, the brand is associated with the name 百视悦 (Baishiyue) and the English names DESVIEW/BESTVIEW.3

Official service information states that Desview field monitors, broadcast monitors, and teleprompters receive a 12-month warranty for eligible quality-related defects. Technical support and firmware upgrades remain available after the warranty period, although costs for components, replacement, and shipping may apply.3 Warranty terms can vary by sales channel and region, so buyers should verify the terms applicable to their specific seller and country.

Current and well-known Desview products include:

• R6: 5.5-inch high-brightness camera monitor
• R7/R7SIII: 7-inch camera monitors
• OL7: 7-inch OLED professional monitor
• D21/D21 Pro: Professional production/broadcast monitors
• OL14/OL16: Larger OLED/AMOLED professional monitors
• T3: Portable teleprompter
• T5: Portable teleprompter with creator/livestreaming-oriented design
• T12S: Larger portable teleprompter
• TP Series: Professional/broadcast-oriented teleprompters
• Wireless Video Transmission systems: 1080p and 4K solutions

These represent only part of the current range, as the catalogue evolves with new product introductions.1

Desview’s development can be understood as a progression from display manufacturing to professional monitors, camera/field monitors, teleprompters, wireless video, and finally an integrated professional production ecosystem. The brand began with a broader display technology background rather than originating purely as a camera accessory company, subsequently moving deeper into professional imaging and video production.

Recent product development suggests an effort to move upmarket, particularly through OLED/AMOLED displays, professional SDI connectivity, advanced monitoring tools, and wireless production systems. Its presence at events such as IBC and NAB reinforces this professional production positioning.1

1. About us – Desview
2. Desview | LinkedIn
3. Shenzhen Bestview Electronic Co., Ltd-Home
4. IBC2026 | DESVIEW