Hisense Vidda C3 Pro VS JMGO N3 Ultra

Both the Hisense Vidda C3 Pro and JMGO N3 Ultra feature a laser light source, which is ideal for high-quality projection. In terms of physical dimensions, the Vidda C3 Pro is slightly larger, with a width of 254 mm, a height of 247 mm, and a thickness of 247 mm, while the N3 Ultra is smaller at 210 mm in width, 238 mm in height, and 243 mm in thickness.

When it comes to weight, the Vidda C3 Pro is notably heavier, weighing 9800 g, compared to the JMGO N3 Ultra's 6800 g. This makes the N3 Ultra more portable, although both are relatively hefty devices. The Vidda C3 Pro also has a larger volume at 15496.286 cm³, while the N3 Ultra’s volume is 12145.14 cm³, further highlighting the difference in size.

In summary, both products share the same laser light source technology, but the Vidda C3 Pro is larger and heavier, whereas the N3 Ultra offers a more compact and portable option.

Both the Hisense Vidda C3 Pro and JMGO N3 Ultra offer 4K output resolution, ensuring high-quality visuals. They both also feature a maximum projection size of 300″, which allows for large, immersive images. Additionally, both models include motorized focus for ease of adjustment, though neither has motorized zoom or manual focus.

When it comes to HDR support, the Vidda C3 Pro has both HDR10+ and HDR10 support, while the N3 Ultra supports HDR10 and Dolby Vision, but lacks HDR10+. In terms of throw distance, the Vidda C3 Pro requires a minimum of 2 m, whereas the N3 Ultra is capable of projecting from as close as 0.5 m, making the N3 Ultra more versatile for short-throw projections.

In summary, both projectors offer similar high-end features like 4K resolution and large projection sizes, but the Vidda C3 Pro has a slight edge with HDR10+ support and a longer minimum throw distance, while the N3 Ultra offers a shorter throw distance and Dolby Vision support instead of HDR10+.

Both the Hisense Vidda C3 Pro and JMGO N3 Ultra come with a single HDMI port, making them suitable for connecting to various devices. They also both support AirPlay, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and have a USB port, providing good options for wireless and wired connectivity. Furthermore, both models feature Chromecast built-in and support Miracast, allowing for seamless streaming from compatible devices.

However, the two products differ slightly in terms of connectors. The Vidda C3 Pro lacks both a VGA and a DVI connector, while the N3 Ultra includes a DVI connector but no VGA. Both models also lack an S/PDIF Out port and have no RJ45 Ethernet ports, relying instead on wireless connectivity for network access.

In summary, both projectors share many key connectivity features, but the N3 Ultra offers a DVI connector, while the Vidda C3 Pro does not.

Both the Hisense Vidda C3 Pro and JMGO N3 Ultra come with stereo speakers, remote control, built-in smart TV capabilities, and built-in speakers. Each model also features a 3.5 mm audio jack socket and a sleep timer. However, there is a slight difference in their audio output power. The Vidda C3 Pro has an audio output of 2 x 10W, while the N3 Ultra offers a slightly higher output at 2 x 12.5W.

Neither projector supports Dolby Atmos, so while they both offer built-in speakers, neither delivers the advanced audio experience associated with Dolby Atmos.

In summary, the two projectors are quite similar in terms of features, with the main difference being the audio output power—2 x 10W for the Vidda C3 Pro and 2 x 12.5W for the N3 Ultra.