HP MC450 VS Magcubic HY450C

Both the HP MC450 and the Magcubic HY450C have the same general features in terms of their light source and app support. Neither model features a laser light source, with both using traditional technologies instead.

Additionally, both products offer a dedicated smartphone app, providing users with mobile control and additional functionality for each projector. There are no differences in this aspect between the two models.

In summary, the HP MC450 and Magcubic HY450C share identical features in this group, with both lacking a laser light source and including a dedicated smartphone app.

The HP MC450 and the Magcubic HY450C differ significantly in several projection quality specifications. The HP MC450 offers a 720p output resolution, while the Magcubic HY450C provides a higher 1080p resolution, making it more suitable for sharper images at a greater level of detail.

In terms of focus, the Magcubic HY450C includes a motorized focus, while the HP MC450 does not have any focus motorization, relying on manual adjustments. Both models do not feature motorized zoom and lack manual focus adjustment, but the HY450C's motorized focus is a standout feature in this category.

The maximum projection size also differs, with the HP MC450 supporting a maximum of 90 inches, whereas the Magcubic HY450C can project up to 150 inches, offering much larger image potential. Other aspects, such as 3D support, HDR10+, Dolby Vision, HDR10, and HLG, are the same for both projectors, as neither supports these features. Additionally, the minimum throw distance is slightly closer for the HP MC450 at 0.8 meters, compared to 1 meter for the Magcubic HY450C.

The connectivity options for the HP MC450 and Magcubic HY450C are nearly identical. Both projectors come with 1 HDMI port, 1 USB port, and support for AirPlay, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi. These features provide a good range of wireless and wired connection possibilities for both devices.

Neither model includes a VGA or DVI connector, and both are DLNA-certified, ensuring compatibility with a variety of devices and streaming services. Additionally, neither projector features an RJ45 port or S/PDIF Out port, which means they rely solely on wireless or HDMI connections for data transfer and audio output.

In summary, the HP MC450 and Magcubic HY450C offer virtually the same connectivity specifications, with no differences in the listed ports or wireless capabilities.

The HP MC450 and Magcubic HY450C differ in a few key features. The HP MC450 does not have stereo speakers, while the Magcubic HY450C does. In terms of audio output power, the HP MC450 has a single 3W speaker, whereas the Magcubic HY450C features dual 5W speakers, which could offer a more robust audio experience.

Both projectors have built-in smart TV capabilities, a remote control, and built-in speakers. However, the HP MC450 includes a socket for a 3.5 mm audio jack, which the Magcubic HY450C lacks. Neither model supports Dolby Atmos, external memory slots, or voice commands, and neither has lens shift (vertical or horizontal), which limits flexibility in placement.

In summary, while both projectors have similar core features, the HP MC450 includes a 3.5 mm audio jack, whereas the Magcubic HY450C provides stereo speakers with higher audio output power.