Hachi Infinite M1 vs Hachi Infinite M1 Pro: What Are the Differences?

Hachi Infinite M1 vs Hachi Infinite M1 Pro

Hachi Infinite M1 and Hachi Infinite M1 Pro are both smart projectors with Android systems, but they have slight differences. This post will analyze and explain their differences.

The two projectors have the same appearance but they have different system configurations.

System

Hachi Infinite M1 and Hachi Infinite M1 Pro are both powered by the Android 9.0 system. They have the same CPU, Qualcomm Snapdragon SDA670. They support various screen mirroring technologies, such as Airplay, DLNA, Miracast, and Hachi Cast.

Compared with Hachi Infinite M1, Hachi Infinite M1 Pro has larger RAM and storage, meaning that Hachi Infinite M1 Pro has a quicker response and large storage. The 128G storage of Hachi Infinite M1 Pro enables users to download more videos and files on local storage, which is convenient for outdoor use with no internet connection.

Image

The two projectors have a 720P resolution and contrast of 600:1. However, the brightness is different. Hachi Infinite M1 Pro has improved the brightness from 500 ANSI lumens to 600 ANSI lumens.

That’s to say, the image of the Hachi Infinite M1 Pro is brighter and clearer in a bright environment. If you don’t like watching videos in an entirely dark environment, you can just pick the Hachi Infinite M1 Pro. However, if you always use the projector at night, you can choose Hachi Infinite M1.

Smart Features

Hachi Infinite M1 and Hachi Infinite M1 Pro both support auto keystone correction, autofocus, touchscreen, and Wi-Fi connection.

What makes Hachi Infinite M1 Pro different is that the projector supports a GPS positioning system.

Conclusion

Hachi Infinite M1 and Hachi Infinite M1 Pro are both smart projectors with Android systems, built-in storage, and a touchscreen. Compared with Hachi Infinite M1, Hachi Infinite M1 Pro has improved memory, brightness, and positioning system.

Though Hachi Infinite M1 and Hachi Infinite M1 Pro are smart UST projectors, they are not suitable for a home theater projector as they have only 720P resolution, 500-600 ANSI lumens, and a max screen of 100 inches. If you want a home theater projector, you can choose the Dangbei Mars Pro 4K laser projector, which features a 4K resolution, 3,200 ANSI lumens, and a 300″ giant screen, bringing you an immersive viewing experience.