Atomos Launches Ninja TX GO – The Ultimate 6K HDMI Monitor-Recorder for Creators and Vloggers

Atomos has officially introduced the Ninja TX GO, a compact 5-inch HDMI monitor-recorder designed for vloggers, filmmakers, and content creators who want professional-grade image quality and control in a lightweight setup.

The Ninja TX GO delivers 6Kp30 RAW recording, 1500-nit brightness, and a brand-new camera control feature — all in one portable device that’s perfect for mirrorless and DSLR users.

Bright, Compact & Made for Outdoor Shooting

The 5-inch HDR touchscreen reaches an impressive 1500 nits, offering crystal-clear visibility even under direct sunlight. Whether you’re vlogging outdoors, shooting events, or working on set, the display provides accurate color and exposure monitoring so you can trust what you see.

It comes packed with professional monitoring tools including EL Zone™, waveform, vectorscope, and focus peaking — ideal for achieving perfect exposure and focus with any camera setup.

6K RAW Recording & Flexible Storage Options

With support for up to 6Kp30 RAW recording over HDMI, the Ninja TX GO lets you capture uncompressed, cinematic-quality footage directly from your camera’s sensor.

You can record to CFexpress Type B cards for maximum speed and reliability, or to USB-C SSD drives for longer sessions — offering flexibility depending on your workflow and budget.

It supports major professional codecs like Apple ProRes, ProRes RAW, Avid DNx, and H.265/H.264, ensuring smooth editing compatibility with Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve, and Avid Media Composer.

Camera Control – A Game-Changer for Vloggers & Filmmakers

One of the most exciting features is integrated camera control (coming soon via free OTA update).
You’ll be able to adjust aperture, ISO, and shutter speed directly from the Ninja TX GO’s touchscreen — without touching your camera.

This makes it perfect for vloggers, gimbal operators, and remote setups where your camera isn’t easily accessible. The feature will support cameras from major brands like Canon, Sony, Nikon, Panasonic, Fujifilm, and Z CAM.

Smart Connectivity & Cloud Workflow

The Ninja TX GO includes Wi-Fi 6E for cloud-based workflows. It supports ATOMOSphere, Frame.io, Dropbox, and more, allowing you to upload or back up footage directly from the device.

It also supports NDI 6 and HX3 for IP streaming — so you can use it as a streaming encoder or remote monitor for live production, multi-camera shoots, or virtual events.

Built for Professionals, Designed for Everyone

Powered by the new Linux-based AtomOS, the Ninja TX GO delivers faster performance, stability, and over-the-air updates for new features and camera compatibility.

You can power it via USB-C, NP-F battery, or AC adaptor, making it suitable for both studio and outdoor use.

With its locking HDMI and USB-C connectors, Atomos has also addressed a common issue — no more accidental disconnections during recording.

Ninja TX GO vs. Ninja TX

While the Ninja TX (released earlier this year) offers SDI connectivity and 8K RAW recording for high-end cinema cameras, the Ninja TX GO focuses on the massive HDMI camera market — delivering the same professional monitoring and recording tools at a lower price.

It’s the perfect match for mirrorless and DSLR creators who don’t need SDI but still want cinema-level quality and a streamlined workflow.

Price and Availability

The Atomos Ninja TX GO is available now through Atomos resellers and the official Atomos store.

• Price: $799 USD / €799 EUR / £599 GBP / $1,199 AUD (excl. tax)

Camera control functionality will be available as a free OTA update for both Ninja TX GO and Ninja TX units soon after launch.

Final Thoughts

The Atomos Ninja TX GO bridges the gap between consumer and professional filmmaking.
With 6K RAW recording, pro monitoring tools, integrated camera control, and cloud connectivity, it’s one of the most powerful all-in-one solutions for creators today.

Whether you’re a YouTuber, wedding filmmaker, commercial shooter, or travel vlogger, the Ninja TX GO delivers pro-level performance in a small, accessible package.