Name: [Built-in Official Apps/4K Support] Smart Outdoor Projector with WiFi and Bluetooth, 800ANSI Movie Projector, DoIby Audio with Dual Speaker, Auto F...
Brand: WiMiUS
SKU: B0FFGBL72C
Price: 196.97 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7 (2279 reviews)

Our Verdict

Tie Wins

Both P62 Pro and P65 have identical specifications, including 7-minute cleaning cycles and 5.5L waste capacity. Choose either as there are no distinguishing features listed.

Spec Comparison

9 specs compared

Specification	WiMiUS [Built-in Official Apps/4K	iWIMIUS [Compatible with Netflix/4K
Price	$197	$280
Rating	4.7(2.3k)	4.7(235)
Weight	24 lbs	24 lbs
Sensor Type	OmniSense	OmniSense
Model Number	P62 Pro	P65
WiFi	Yes	Yes
Dimensions	22" × 30" × 27"	22" × 30" × 27"
Max Pet Weight	25 lbs	25 lbs
App Subscription	Free	Free
Cleaning Cycle	7 min	7 min
Waste Capacity	5.5L	5.5L

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Pros & Cons

Quick overview of strengths and weaknesses

WiMiUS [Built-in Official

Pros

Auto-cleans after each use
WiFi app monitoring
Fits cats up to 25 lbs
Low noise operation

Cons

Large footprint
High upfront cost
Requires specific litter

iWIMIUS [Compatible with

Pros

Auto-cleans after each use
WiFi app monitoring
Fits cats up to 25 lbs
Low noise operation

Cons

Large footprint
High upfront cost
Requires specific litter

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about this comparison

What are the key features shared by the WiMiUS P62 Pro and iWIMIUS P65?

Both models offer auto-cleaning after each use, WiFi app monitoring, and low noise operation. They fit cats up to 25 lbs, have a 7-minute cleaning cycle, and a 5.5-liter waste drawer capacity.

Are there any performance differences between the two models?

Based on the provided specifications, pros, and cons, the WiMiUS P62 Pro and iWIMIUS P65 are identical in performance and features. Users should not expect significant differences between them.

What are the common drawbacks of both the P62 Pro and P65?

Both products share common drawbacks including a large footprint, a high upfront cost, and the requirement for specific litter types. These aspects are consistent across both models.