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XMP C Series Monitors
FSI is pleased to introduce the new XMP C Series, adding three compelling monitors to our lineup: the XMP270C, XMP310C, and XMP550C.
Designed with broadcast control rooms, OB trucks, and select post-production environments in mind, the XMP C Series reduces size, weight, and cost—while maintaining the same industry-leading QD-OLED panels used in the XMP270, XMP310, and XMP550.
To achieve this streamlined design, the XMP C Series incorporates four key changes:
These refinements result in notable reductions in size, weight, and cost. Overall height decreases by 1.375" to 2" (3.5-5.2 cm) and weight decreases by 1.3 to 4 lbs (0.6-1.8 kg) depending on model. While the Standard XMP Series remains our top recommendation for on-set production and many post-production workflows—where front keypads and processed outputs are particularly valuable—the XMP C Series offers an attractive alternative for environments where menu access is infrequent or external/remote control is the norm.
26.5″ QD-OLED HDR Mastering Monitor
Same 26.5" UHD, 1000-nit QD-OLED panel as the XMP270
1.375" (3.5 cm) shorter than XMP270
1.3 lbs (0.6 kg) lighter than XMP270
31.5″ QD-OLED HDR Reference Monitor
Same 31.5" UHD, 1000-nit QD-OLED panel as the XMP310
1.375" (3.5 cm) shorter than XMP310
1.75 lbs (0.8 kg) lighter than XMP310
55″ QD-OLED HDR Mastering Monitor
Same 55" UHD, 2000-nit QD-OLED panel as the XMP550
2" (5.2 cm) shorter than XMP550
4 lbs (1.8 kg) lighter than XMP550
Rectangular chassis with no keypad protrusion, optimized for edge-to-edge mounting in tiled or adjacent installations
Over the last couple of years, our XMP Series QD-OLED monitors have been incredibly well received. But as we worked more closely with facilities deploying these displays in broadcast control rooms and OB trucks, we identified a fairly consistent set of requests—simple changes that would make the monitors even better suited for these environments. In these applications, most clients don't need a front-facing keypad, and in many cases they actually prefer that physical controls be minimized or locked to avoid accidental changes. They also rarely use the processed monitor outputs that are standard on the XMP line. Space and weight constraints are another big factor in trucks and control rooms, and finally, many of these installations require simpler rectangular display bezels so the monitors can tile tightly together, something our larger XMP550 did not accommodate as it has a keyboard area protrusion that sits below the primary bezel area. To address all of this, we developed the XMP C Series—“C” for compact. These new models offer the same industry-leading QD-OLED performance as the standard XMP monitors, but in a more streamlined, lighter, and affordable form factor tailor-made for these specialized installations.
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