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Leyard CDI Pro 3.9 vs Unilumin UGM II 3

On measurable specs the Leyard CDI Pro 3.9 leads 8–1. The Unilumin UGM II 3 can still be the right call where its individual wins — check the highlighted rows — match your constraints.

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Physical
Pixel pitch3.90625 mm3.906 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 resolution128 × 128 px128 × 128 px
Pixel density65,536 px/m²65,536 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 power33 W40 W
Max power98 W120 W
Max power per m²390 W/m²480 W/m²
Thermal load per cabinet333 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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