Highlights

Flanders Scientific introduced four VP Series displays—VP270, VP310, VP551 and VP651—and three V Series displays—V270, V310 and V550.

The VP Series is priced up to 30% below equivalent XMP models, while the V Series is priced up to 48% below.

Atomos described the seven-model introduction as the largest single product launch in its history.

The monitors are scheduled to begin shipping during November 2026.

Video technology company Atomos Limited (ASX:AMS) has extended its professional monitoring portfolio through its Flanders Scientific brand. The launch is aimed at customers seeking reference-monitoring technology with a narrower feature set than the established flagship models. Seven QD-OLED displays are entering the product range, adding price points and screen sizes without replacing the existing XMP family.

Seven Models Span Two Series

Flanders Scientific introduced four VP Series displays—VP270, VP310, VP551 and VP651—and three V Series displays—V270, V310 and V550. The ranges were released to the customer base on 5 November 2026 US time, with shipping due to begin during November. Both use QD-OLED panels, colour technology and calibration capability drawn from the flagship XMP Series, with feature sets tailored to different production and monitoring workflows.

Pricing Opens Additional Tiers

The VP Series is priced up to 30% below equivalent XMP models, while the V Series is priced up to 48% below. Announced US recommended retail prices range from US$5,995 for the 26.5-inch V270 to US$17,495 for the 65-inch VP651. Model prices differ with size and peak luminance. The percentages refer to equivalent XMP models, not across-the-board cuts to all Flanders Scientific products.

Flagship Products Remain in Production

Atomos described the seven-model introduction as the largest single product launch in its history. The new series are additions to the existing line-up: XMP and XMP C displays remain in full production, with no models replaced. The strategy is to address professional users who do not require the full features of the premium range while retaining the flagship line for customers whose workflows need those capabilities.

Shipping and Demand Are the Next Tests

The monitors are scheduled to begin shipping during November 2026. Atomos noted interest from prospective buyers who could not justify the cost of full-featured XMP models and expects demand to be additive rather than simply transferred from the existing range. Commercial results will still depend on actual orders, deliveries and customer adoption. The product announcement does not quantify a Revenue contribution or forecast sales volumes for the new monitors.