Hisense M2 Pro VS Optoma Photon Life PK32

The Hisense M2 Pro features a laser light source, while the Optoma Photon Life PK32 does not. In terms of lamp life in eco mode, the Hisense offers 25,000 hours, whereas the Optoma provides a longer 30,000 hours. The dimensions of both products differ slightly: the Hisense M2 Pro has a width of 190 mm, height of 230 mm, and thickness of 220 mm, while the Optoma Photon Life PK32 is wider at 240 mm but shorter in height, measuring 130 mm, with the same thickness of 220 mm. Additionally, the Hisense M2 Pro is heavier, weighing 3900 g, compared to the Optoma's 2200 g.

Another key difference is the Hisense M2 Pro’s dedicated smartphone app, which the Optoma Photon Life PK32 lacks. When it comes to volume, the Hisense has a larger volume of 9614 cm³, while the Optoma is more compact, with a volume of 6864 cm³.

Overall, the Hisense M2 Pro and Optoma Photon Life PK32 differ in their design, weight, and app features, with the Optoma having a longer lamp life but a smaller form factor and fewer features.

The Hisense M2 Pro and Optoma Photon Life PK32 differ significantly in their output resolution. The Hisense M2 Pro supports 1080p resolution, while the Optoma Photon Life PK32 supports 4K resolution. Both projectors have manual focus, though the Hisense does not feature motorized focus, while the Optoma includes motorized focus. The maximum projection size for the Hisense is 200″, compared to the Optoma’s 150″. Neither projector includes motorized zoom or support for HDR10+.

When it comes to refresh rate, the Optoma Photon Life PK32 has a much higher refresh rate of 240Hz, while the Hisense M2 Pro offers 60Hz. Both projectors support HDR10 and HLG, but the Hisense is the only one to support Dolby Vision. The minimum throw distance is identical for both, at 1.9 m.

Overall, the Hisense M2 Pro and Optoma Photon Life PK32 differ in resolution, focus capabilities, projection size, and refresh rate, with each offering unique features based on these specifications.

In terms of connectivity, the Hisense M2 Pro and Optoma Photon Life PK32 differ in several key areas. The Hisense M2 Pro offers one HDMI port, while the Optoma Photon Life PK32 has two HDMI ports. The Hisense also supports AirPlay and has Chromecast built-in, which the Optoma lacks. The M2 Pro supports Wi-Fi, while the Optoma does not.

When it comes to USB ports, the Hisense has one, and the Optoma offers two. Neither projector includes a VGA or DVI connector, nor do they have an S/PDIF Out port or RJ45 ports. The Hisense M2 Pro does support Miracast, whereas the Optoma Photon Life PK32 does not.

Overall, the Hisense M2 Pro offers more modern wireless connectivity options, such as AirPlay, Wi-Fi, and Miracast, while the Optoma Photon Life PK32 provides additional HDMI ports and a second USB port, but lacks these wireless features.

Both the Hisense M2 Pro and Optoma Photon Life PK32 come with stereo speakers and remote controls. However, the audio output power differs: the Hisense M2 Pro offers 2 x 10W speakers, while the Optoma Photon Life PK32 has smaller 2 x 5W speakers. Both projectors lack lens shift capabilities, both vertical and horizontal, and neither has an external memory slot or Dolby Atmos support.

The Hisense M2 Pro is equipped with a built-in smart TV feature and voice command functionality, while the Optoma Photon Life PK32 lacks a smart TV feature and does not support voice commands. Both projectors have a built-in speaker and a socket for a 3.5 mm audio jack, allowing for audio output options beyond the internal speakers.

In summary, the Hisense M2 Pro offers more advanced features such as built-in smart TV and voice commands, while the Optoma Photon Life PK32 provides a more basic feature set with smaller audio output power and fewer smart capabilities.