Presumably many netizens are very familiar with polar meters and nut projections. Especially after this year's launch of 1080p micro-projection products, Polar Mi H1 and Nuts X1 have become more popular products in home theaters. Although the price is not cheap, but comparable to the high-definition picture quality of the cinema, still let a lot of friends heart. But for these two products with the same positioning, the same resolution, and the same price/performance ratio, the choice is always a headache. The current video will show the difference between the two models through field measurement and give a reference to users who are still tangling with how to choose.
The two models measured at the site during this period were all from the official sales version of the JD.com platform. The model numbers were Hami H1 and Nut X1. Both models are 1080p HD micro-projection products. As can be seen in the above figure, the nut X1 has a front attachment lens that supports auto focus. The Polar meter H1 does not support autofocus, but has a dust cover design.
In this video, the first item to be tested is the standard color scale and video playback test. From the above screenshot, it can be seen that the left screen is obviously brighter than the right screen. Watching the scene, the left picture is brighter and the contrast is higher.
In the functional comparison section, Himi H1 supports multi-angle trapezoidal correction. By adjusting the position of the four points in the adjustment process, the screen can be easily adjusted to the normal viewing ratio. The trapezoidal correction related setting options have not been found in the nut X1 system setting. Since the official description does not indicate support for trapezoidal correction, the related functions may be supported through system upgrade. But for now, this very useful feature, the Nut X1, is not supported.
In the two models of light machine brightness testing, we use the “HYELEC MS6612†illumination meter to measure the brightness of the two products. Both models are under default picture settings, strictly passing the 9-point test and the 13-point test according to the ANSI standard. HMI screen brightness value of the official release of the data 900 Ansi, the actual measured in the viewing mode of the brightness of 773 Ansi, and the official announcement of the data difference of 14%. There is no picture mode selection in the Nut X1 option. The default picture brightness is 426 Ansi, a difference of 55% from the official data.
The results of the big secret release of this issue: Both products have varying degrees of ambiguity on the brightness value of the screen, expecting manufacturers to be realistic and pragmatic, and not to exaggerate the function of the product for sales.
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The two models measured at the site during this period were all from the official sales version of the JD.com platform. The model numbers were Hami H1 and Nut X1. Both models are 1080p HD micro-projection products. As can be seen in the above figure, the nut X1 has a front attachment lens that supports auto focus. The Polar meter H1 does not support autofocus, but has a dust cover design.
In this video, the first item to be tested is the standard color scale and video playback test. From the above screenshot, it can be seen that the left screen is obviously brighter than the right screen. Watching the scene, the left picture is brighter and the contrast is higher.
In the functional comparison section, Himi H1 supports multi-angle trapezoidal correction. By adjusting the position of the four points in the adjustment process, the screen can be easily adjusted to the normal viewing ratio. The trapezoidal correction related setting options have not been found in the nut X1 system setting. Since the official description does not indicate support for trapezoidal correction, the related functions may be supported through system upgrade. But for now, this very useful feature, the Nut X1, is not supported.
In the two models of light machine brightness testing, we use the “HYELEC MS6612†illumination meter to measure the brightness of the two products. Both models are under default picture settings, strictly passing the 9-point test and the 13-point test according to the ANSI standard. HMI screen brightness value of the official release of the data 900 Ansi, the actual measured in the viewing mode of the brightness of 773 Ansi, and the official announcement of the data difference of 14%. There is no picture mode selection in the Nut X1 option. The default picture brightness is 426 Ansi, a difference of 55% from the official data.
The results of the big secret release of this issue: Both products have varying degrees of ambiguity on the brightness value of the screen, expecting manufacturers to be realistic and pragmatic, and not to exaggerate the function of the product for sales.
Smart TV/box information can focus on smart TV information network sofa butler (http://), China's influential TV box and smart TV website, providing information, communication, TV boxes, smart TVs, smart TV software, etc. Answering questions.