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Leyard CDI Pro 2.6 vs Unilumin UGM II 2.6

On measurable specs the Leyard CDI Pro 2.6 leads 8–1. The Unilumin UGM II 2.6 can still be the right call where its individual wins — check the highlighted rows — match your constraints.

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Physical
Pixel pitch2.60417 mm2.604 mm
Cabinet size (W×H×D)500 × 500 × 40 mm500 × 500 × 63 mm
Weight per cabinet5.3 kg6.5 kg
Weight per m²21 kg/m²26 kg/m²
Image
Cabinet resolution192 × 192 px192 × 192 px
Pixel density147,456 px/m²147,456 px/m²
Brightness800 nits800 nits
Refresh rate7,680 Hz3,840 Hz
Contrast4,000:13,000:1
Viewing angle (H/V)160° / 140°140° / 120°
LED typeSMDSMD
Processing depth14 bit14 bit
Power & thermal
Average power35 W40 W
Max power105 W120 W
Max power per m²420 W/m²480 W/m²
Thermal load per cabinet358 BTU/h409 BTU/h
Operational
EnvironmentIndoorIndoor
IP rating (front)IP30IP30
IP rating (rear)IP30IP30
Operating temperature-20 to 40 °C—
Service accessFront & rearRear
LED lifetime100,000 h—
Certifications——

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