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- 2 Which to get
In the realm of projectors, two contenders stand out with distinct philosophies: the LG CineBeam Ultra Short Throw and the Yleegs Mini Projector HY300. On one hand, the LG CineBeam offers a premium 4K UHD resolution, boasting an impressive ultra-short throw distance that allows you to transform your wall into a massive 120-inch screen with just a few inches of space. With a staggering 20,000 hours of lamp life and a brightness of 2,700 ANSI lumens, it positions itself as a top-tier option for home theaters.
Conversely, the Yleegs Mini Projector HY300 takes a more versatile approach. It supports 4K and 1080P resolutions while emphasizing portability and adaptability for various scenarios—be it gaming, outdoor movie nights, or professional presentations. Its compact design makes it easy to transport, but does that compromise its performance?
Today, we’ll explore whether the LG CineBeam’s home theater prowess can outshine the convenience and flexibility of the Yleegs Mini Projector. Which of these projectors truly delivers the best experience, and is it worth investing in a more stationary powerhouse versus a mobile option? Let's find out.
I’m in the market for a new projector and I’m torn between two options. Let’s break it down:
First up, we have the LG CineBeam Ultra Short Throw Projector. This beast offers 4K UHD resolution and can project a massive 120-inch screen from just 7.2 inches away from the wall. With a lamp life of 20,000 hours and 2,700 ANSI lumens brightness, it sounds like it could deliver some stunning picture quality. But I’m curious about the sound quality and if there's anything I should know about its system. Are there any downsides?
Now, on the flip side, there’s the yleegs Mini Projector HY300. It's compact, which is awesome for portability, and it supports 4K and 1080P. It seems versatile for different scenarios like video calls or outdoor movies, plus it has HDMI connectivity. But how does the picture quality stack up against the LG? And is the sound decent enough for a satisfying experience?
I’d love to hear your thoughts on which one to go for, especially concerning picture quality, sound quality, system, and any potential downsides you might have experienced. Thanks a ton!
Conversely, the Yleegs Mini Projector HY300 takes a more versatile approach. It supports 4K and 1080P resolutions while emphasizing portability and adaptability for various scenarios—be it gaming, outdoor movie nights, or professional presentations. Its compact design makes it easy to transport, but does that compromise its performance?
Today, we’ll explore whether the LG CineBeam’s home theater prowess can outshine the convenience and flexibility of the Yleegs Mini Projector. Which of these projectors truly delivers the best experience, and is it worth investing in a more stationary powerhouse versus a mobile option? Let's find out.
Specs
| Parameter | LG CineBeam Ultra Short Throw Projector | yleegs Mini Projector HY300 Portable projector |
|---|---|---|
Picture |  |  |
Reference Price | $2598.99 | $70.99 |
Recommended Uses | home theaters, gaming, professional presentations | Education, Home Cinema, Gaming, Business |
Built-In Media | USB cable | Power Cord, Warranty Card |
Highlight | 4K UHD Resolution (3840 x 2160) Ultra Short Throw ( up to 120" screen at 7.2" placement from wall) 20,000 Hrs. Lamp Life, 2,700 ANSI Lumens Brightness |  『Multi-scenario application』Whether it is used for video conferencing, outdoor home movies or big screen gaming experience, the HY300 projector is perfectly adapted to various scenarios, bringing you an immersive audio-visual enjoyment. Meanwhile, equipped with HDMI interface, it allows you to easily connect to a variety of external devices to enjoy a richer entertainment experience.『HIGH DEFINITION』The HY300 mini smart projector supports 4K and 1080P, providing superior image quality and allowing you to enjoy a clearer and more detailed image experience.『PORTABLE DESIGN』Compact and lightweight size is easy to carry, allowing you to enjoy the visual feast of the big screen anytime and anywhere. Whether at home, outdoors or traveling, it brings a convenient projection experience. |
Screen Size | - | 40 Inches - 450 Centimeters |
Throw Distance | - | 1.3 - 450 Meters |
Contrast Ratio | - | 1500:1 |
Maximum Resolution | 3840 x 2160 | 1920 x 1080 Pixels |
Native Resolution | 3840 x 2160 | 1920 x 1080 |
Brightness | - | 100 Lumen |
Display Type | DLP | LED |
Picture Enhancement | - | [Inferred] Yes |
Other Features | Ultra Short Throw | Built-In Speaker, Portable, Digital Keystone Correction, Auto Screen Alignment |
Video Encoding | H.264 or H.265 | - |
Lamp Wattage | - | 45 Watts |
LightSource Life | 20000 Hours | 50000 Hours |
Controller Type | Button Control | Remote Control, Touchpad Control |
Control Method | Remote | App |
Connectivity Technology | USB, HDMI | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, USB, HDMI, 3.5mm Jack |
Compatible Devices | - | Laptop, Gaming Console, Television, Smartphone, Speaker |
Wattage | - | 60 watts |
Mount Type | Wall Mount | Tripod Mount |
L x W x H | - | 7.9"L x 4"W x 3.7"H |
Which to get
Hey folks,I’m in the market for a new projector and I’m torn between two options. Let’s break it down:
First up, we have the LG CineBeam Ultra Short Throw Projector. This beast offers 4K UHD resolution and can project a massive 120-inch screen from just 7.2 inches away from the wall. With a lamp life of 20,000 hours and 2,700 ANSI lumens brightness, it sounds like it could deliver some stunning picture quality. But I’m curious about the sound quality and if there's anything I should know about its system. Are there any downsides?
Now, on the flip side, there’s the yleegs Mini Projector HY300. It's compact, which is awesome for portability, and it supports 4K and 1080P. It seems versatile for different scenarios like video calls or outdoor movies, plus it has HDMI connectivity. But how does the picture quality stack up against the LG? And is the sound decent enough for a satisfying experience?
I’d love to hear your thoughts on which one to go for, especially concerning picture quality, sound quality, system, and any potential downsides you might have experienced. Thanks a ton!
