Tilta Extended Pro Monitor Mount Arrives With Double-Hinge Height Adjustments And SmallHD-Compatible Pins

October 13^th, 2025

Tilta Extended Pro Monitor Mount Arrives With Double-Hinge Height Adjustments And SmallHD-Compatible Pins

by Nino LeitnerOctober 13^th, 2025

The new Tilta Extended Pro Monitor Mount adds a double-hinged swivel arm for fast height changes, tool-free tension control, and SmallHD-compatible locating pins, all in a compact NATO-based design. It is available for pre-order now at $53, discounted until October 23, with shipping in two to three weeks.

Tilta’s latest monitor mount targets operators and ACs who constantly bounce between tripod, handheld, gimbal, and low-angle work. The extended arm lets you raise or drop the screen without breaking your build, so you keep eyes on framing when the camera height shifts. At $53 during the launch promo, it lands in a sweet spot for owner-ops who want more range than a basic tilt yoke while avoiding the bulk of cine-style arms.

Tilta Extended Pro Monitor Mount on a camera with a monitor — Tilta Extended Pro Monitor Mount on a Sony FX3. Image credit: Tilta

What’s new in the design of the Tilta Extended Pro Monitor Mount

The core upgrade is a double-hinged swivel section that provides quick vertical repositioning of the monitor while maintaining a clear viewing angle during height transitions. The mount supports 360-degree rotation and approximately 260 to 300 degrees of tilt across its joints, giving ample room for top-handle, cage-side, and operator-facing setups.

Tool-free tension and accessory mounting

Each articulation point tightens via large hand screws, so you can dial stiffness on the fly without a multi-tool. A 1/4-20 thread with locating points sits on the arm itself, handy for stacking a lightweight wireless video transmitter or a small articulating arm when you need to keep the rig compact.

Tilta Extended Pro Monitor Mount. Image credit: Tilta

SmallHD-compatible locating pins

Up top, the standard 1/4-20 screw is flanked by two retractable locating pins. They match both standard spacing and SmallHD’s pattern, which helps lock popular production monitors against twist, especially on fast-moving handheld or gimbal shots.

NATO version and collaboration note

This model mounts via a NATO rail and is currently listed as the “Extended Pro Monitor Mount (NATO) – Black,”. Tilta notes the design was developed in collaboration with Argentinian filmmaker and camera assistant Matias Mayolo.

Price and availability

The Tilta Extended Pro Monitor Mount is available for pre-order at $53 USD, a 10 percent launch discount from $59, valid until October 23. Tilta estimates shipping in two to three weeks.

Short, simple, and useful: if you are fighting a screen that never sits quite where you want it, this compact double-hinge may be the tidy upgrade you were waiting for. Will you consider swapping your existing tilt yoke or ball mount for this NATO-based option?