≈ US$580
- Automatic keystone correction
- Audio output
- Built-in speakers (total output) 8 W vs 7 W
- Maximum refresh rate 62 Hz vs 120 Hz
- Contrast ratio (dynamic / claimed) 100,000:1 vs 3,000,000:1
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Alternatives to ViewSonic M10
10 portable & mini projectors at a similar price that compete with the M10 — what each does better, what it gives up and how the price compares.
Alternatives to the M10
≈ US$430
- Automatic keystone correction
- Light source life 25,000 h vs 20,000 h
- Fan noise 28 dB vs 29 dB
- Built-in speakers (total output) 6 W vs 7 W
- Largest image size 150″ vs 180″
≈ US$440
- Automatic keystone correction
- Light source life 30,000 h vs 20,000 h
- Fan noise 24 dB vs 29 dB
- Built-in speakers (total output) 6 W vs 7 W
- Power consumption 55 W vs 51 W
≈ US$350
- Automatic keystone correction
- Built-in speakers (total output) 10 W vs 7 W
- Light source life 25,000 h vs 20,000 h
- Contrast ratio (dynamic / claimed) 400:1 vs 3,000,000:1
- Power consumption 65 W vs 51 W
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Magcubic · 2024HY320
≈ US$120
- Light source life 10,000 h vs 20,000 h
- Contrast ratio (dynamic / claimed) 10,000:1 vs 3,000,000:1
≈ US$920
- Automatic keystone correction
- Light source life 30,000 h vs 20,000 h
- Built-in speakers (total output) 10 W vs 7 W
- Contrast ratio (dynamic / claimed) 1,600:1 vs 3,000,000:1
- Weight 2 kg vs 1.36 kg
≈ US$470
- Automatic keystone correction
- Built-in speakers (total output) 10 W vs 7 W
- Light source life 25,000 h vs 20,000 h
- Fan noise 32 dB vs 29 dB
≈ US$460
- Automatic keystone correction
- Audio output
- Built-in speakers (total output) 8 W vs 7 W
- Maximum refresh rate 62 Hz vs 120 Hz
- Contrast ratio (dynamic / claimed) 100,000:1 vs 3,000,000:1
≈ US$700
- Automatic keystone correction
- Audio output
- Weight 1.3 kg vs 1.36 kg
- Built-in speakers (total output) 5 W vs 7 W
- Largest image size 150″ vs 180″
≈ US$510
- Automatic keystone correction
- Built-in speakers (total output) 10 W vs 7 W
- Fan noise 24 dB vs 29 dB
- Power consumption 83 W vs 51 W
- Largest image size 150″ vs 180″