Jebao MDP vs DCP

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I will be purchasing am new return this weekend to replace my old mag 18 that has ran for years. I would like more flow than it provides. I have a 120 with a 40 breeder basement sump. There is also a 29 gallon anemone tank and a 29 gallon refugium that is gravity fed from anemone tank attached to the system.

I am looking at Jebao MDP and DCP 20000 pumps. The MDP is $25 more at $250 and has wifi. Any other differences? Would you pick one or the other for any particular reason?
 
It's really hard to interpet Jebao with all the models, but I'm pretty sure the primary difference is just wifi and the mdp being a newer model. Specs seem pretty similar. Dcp is from 2017, i think mdp is like 2021. I would choose the MDP if I were making the purchase.
 
I will be purchasing am new return this weekend to replace my old mag 18 that has ran for years. I would like more flow than it provides. I have a 120 with a 40 breeder basement sump. There is also a 29 gallon anemone tank and a 29 gallon refugium that is gravity fed from anemone tank attached to the system.

I am looking at Jebao MDP and DCP 20000 pumps. The MDP is $25 more at $250 and has wifi. Any other differences? Would you pick one or the other for any particular reason?
Wifi is about it. I have both in service.
 
I have a dcp6500 and its over kill for my 90 with 29 gal sump. I considered the wifi one but once you set it there is no need to keep messing with it. I even have a Core15 pump that I recently just acquired and dont want change it out because its working so well.
 

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