Monport GM Pro Integrated 30W vs OMTech Integrated 20W

What GM Pro Integrated 30W does better (2) and where Integrated 20W wins (1) — every spec side by side.

4.0Score

2 advantages≈ US$2,000

4.1Score

1 advantage≈ US$2,000

Higher score

4.0Power & cutting2.7

4.9Speed7.6

3.6Precision3.6

5.1Work area5.1

4.7Safety7.3

5.6Features & ease of use3.2

Why is GM Pro Integrated 30W better than Integrated 20W?

Specifications

Only differences	Monport GM Pro Integrated 30W≈ US$2,0004.0	OMTech Integrated 20W≈ US$2,0004.1
General
Laser sources	Fibre (1064 nm)	Fibre (1064 nm)
Motion system	Galvo (scanning mirrors)	Galvo (scanning mirrors)
Two laser sources	No	No
Wavelength	—	1,064 nm
Frame material	—	Aluminium
Laser power
Laser output power	30 W	20 W
Work area
Work area	150 × 150 mm	150 × 150 mm
Work area width (X)	150 mm	150 mm
Work area depth (Y)	150 mm	150 mm
Work area (surface)	225 cm²	225 cm²
Speed & cutting
Max engraving / travel speed	10,000 mm/s	10,008 mm/s
Precision
Positioning accuracy	0.01 mm	0.01 mm
Safety
Enclosed (fully covered)	No	No
Built-in fume filter / purifier	—	Yes
Features
Built-in camera	No	No
Autofocus / auto height	Yes	No
Rotary attachment support	Yes	Yes
Touchscreen / control panel	—	Yes
Connectivity & software
Connections	USB	USB
USB	Yes	Yes
Compatible software	LightBurn	LightBurn
LightBurn compatible	Yes	Yes
File formats	—	BMP, GIF, JPG, DXF, DST, AI
Size & power
Width	—	400 mm
Depth	—	340 mm
Height	—	550 mm
Weight	17.1 kg	16.5 kg
Rated power consumption	—	50 W