XGIMI MoGo Pro, Mini Portable Projector with Wifi, Full HD 1080P Projector 300 ANSI Lumen 4K Supported, Auto Focus, 6W Harman Kardon Speaker, DLP, Smart Phone Projector for Home Outdoo

I have been searching for a modestly priced portable projector for my home gym for a while. I read to many reviews and long waited for the Xgimi Halo+ to drop on price. The picture is great and the difference from 720p from some projectors Benq gv30 and Samsung Freestyle is a game changer. Sound could do we being slightly beefyer and it’s a real struggle in direct sunlight, other than that no buyers guilt with this one . Happy with i

picture is good. But its not light enough in daytime

The projector is very good, the only problem is you cannot install Netflix app. I recomand it for the quality of image, a good sound and reduced dimension.

Only had it a short time its very compacked and is definitely quality i was concerned about the battery life and that was the reason I sent it back however its possible I did not have the right settings I have just purchased another Egimi and have shared my concerns to the company who has been first class in helping me

if this had a USB-C charging it would be amazing and easily replace the Capsule as the best portable projector (you need to be able to charge on the go)

but as it stands the Xgimi halo is much brighter takes the same charger lasts longer and has the same features. and discounts to the same price as this is normally.

Got this on Black Friday, it’s a brilliant projector for the price, good picture ok brightness. The sound and performance in daylight aren’t great but being realistic most people would use this in a darkish environment. We use ours every week and it’s a fantastic purchase .

Firstly, very easy to set up – in fact it did most of the work itself.
No special screen – I am projecting it on a wall and it its capable of giving a huge picture.
I have bought a sound bar to place the sound under the picture; the onboard speaker is adequate but not brilliant.
I have it mounted on a tripod which gives more flexibility
Used for a room full of blokes to watch the Autumn Rugby internationals – they were all impressed. The onboard apps mean we are straight into Prime Video and watching films. Other apps can be downloaded.
Screen mirroring works very well, giving the projector far greater versatility. Highly recommended

Amazing quality, bought a ceiling mount 7 on Amazon which is perfect. Speaker is good, all around a great portable projector and you can’t go wrong
-also found out 300ANSI lumens is the same as 3000. The fact it was ‘only’ 300 put me off for ages so I wish I’d known that at the start!

It’s small and quite perfect for small room

Love it

its basically android tv the way looks and everything

The fan is quiet. The picture is bright enough in my room with the curtains closed, projecting onto a wall or ceiling. It comes with a Bluetooth remote (supply your own batteries), and responds quickly to the remote.

I bought a Zeadio Metal Mini Tripod + Ball Head mount for the projector to make it easier to point at the ceiling without blocking the fan.

The picture can’t compete with daylight, but is fine with curtains closed (for a 2m diagonal image on my ceiling). The projector is a little brighter when it is plugged into the power supply. The projector beam brightness setting is buried a little in the Android TV UI, but it is possible to turn it down if needed. The automatic keystone correction works fine if the projector is upright on a table. If you’re projecting from the side or the device gets confused you can manually move the corners of the image to accommodate.

Project from a flat table on to a wall and then the bottom edge of the image will line up with the top of the projector. The diagonal size of the image is approximately equal to the distance from the wall (just a little less).

The built-in sound seems tuned for speech, and it’s easy to understand spoken dialogue. It’s not an exciting sound for music. If you want wider stereo or a louder sound, then you can Bluetooth out to any other speakers that you have. That worked great for me with a simple stereo speaker, but when I sent the audio to a paired set of Nest Home mini speakers then the sound usually got out of sync and caused video glitches.

The Android TV UI is great, but is also the source of a few annoyances:
– Some UK streaming services are not authorised to run on this projector (at June 2021 ITV Hub, All 4 and BBC iPlayer all refuse to run)
– Netflix is not authorised to run on this projector

(Amazon Prime Movies, Demand 5, Google Movies, Disney+ and YouTube all play well using the built in apps and the remote control.)

The projector also appears on my network as a Chromecast, which mostly works as expected, so I can cast the UK streaming services to the projector. However, …
– When I cast Disney+ the image was much too dark. (No problem, use the built in app).
– It is not possible to cast directly from the Netflix app on my phone, again due to some lack of official approval

I installed the Kodi app from the Play store, and installed the Kodi add-on for the BBC iPlayer. I followed instructions on github to install an add-on for Netflix. Trying to watch Netflix initially caused an error message that suggested a change in the “Expert Settings”. Now it’s setup it works fine, but I’d prefer the official apps to just work.

Lots of fun, and maybe software updates will solve a few of the annoyances in the future.

When I’m sitting at the table I’m always sitting behind it looking at the fan. Why not put the lens on the back? It looks sensible tilted back on the tripod to project on to the ceiling.

The XGIMI technical support has been super helpful – especially Vivian with friendly communication and prompt attention. The warranty return to Hong Kong and back to the UK took less than a week and the projector is now working brilliantly again. As I said in my original review below they really are fantastic little machines.

First up I bought the Mogo Pro direct from XGIMI in China and got a very good price although it took a good deal longer than the advertised lead time to arrive. Many things about the projector are great, excellent picture, auto-focus works really well, built in Chromecast is a huge improvement. There are issues with Android TV (no Netflix, Chrome browser etc but these are workable round). Unfortunately after only a few months following an update to the firmware my one died and is completely unresponsive. Xgimi support has suggested some things to try with no success and the best they can offer me is to return the device at my own expense to Hong Kong to be repaired and returned for free – before Brexit this would have been to Poland but apparently courier’s are not returning goods to the UK because of the customs complications. I’d caution anyone to be aware that this is what XGIMI’s warranty amounts to. Great pity as it is a lovely little machine. After some reflection XGIMI have offered to cover the expense of a warranty return to Hong Kong – it would be better if this was clear from the start but is a welcome development.

So far this is the most expensive projector I have owned. However after using it for few weeks , I was completely surprised. It has so many functions in such a small size. Autofocus and keystone correction are amazing. Just need to connect WIFI, I can watch movies through the built-in Apps. Picture quality outstanding and very clear image resolution.
Due to its high quality, to experience prestige result I suggest get quality white projection board, or smooth white wall.
Need to mention that this is new DLP technology projector, not standard old LCD projector. Due to its DLP projector it’s much clear and high contrast rations, great image quality. Along with its great image quality it’s also much quieter, no noise interruption. Also DLP projectors smaller and lighter while delivering outstanding image.
It also has build in all around speakers which delivering clean music.
Overall it’s bit high value compare to my old model however it delivers outstanding quality image.

Very good, silent. It adapts to the different angles to make the screen square. I like the Android tv and allowing us to use Amazon prime on it. It is much better than a TV as I can get a large or small screen, bring it to conferences or use it in different rooms. A good investment. And no need for TV anymore!

This is amazing! The set up was very easy and I’m surprised by how clear and sharp the image is! Nice and compact and supports many streaming apps, the only issue is nextflix doesn’t seem to work on the Pre download app HOWEVER we plugged out chrome cast into the projector and casted Netflix from our phone to the chrome cast and it works!!

Wow, wow, wow! I’m impressed and speechless. I’ve tried many projectors before XGIMI and this one is totally the best. Perfect brightness and contrast. Excellent connection with all external devices, for example with external hard disk, usb, mobile phone etc.
Good battery lasting for 2h watching without charging.
Wonderful and amazing product!
Really happy, finally I found what I was looking for so long.

Upgraded from xgimi z3, and has been very happy. Having android tv built in means you have easy access to all the apps you need. Although it’s not as bright as Halo, Mogo Pro has the advantage of its light weight and portability. The audio quality out of the box is also great, plus noise from the fan is almost unnoticeable.

I had been searching for a projector for some months and after trying out and returning at least 4 or 5 other projectors I finally decided to pay a little extra and give the Xgimi Mogo Pro a try. All the previous projectors I tried had favourable reviews but they were either too loud and noisy, had user interfaces that were very basic, had apps that crashed or they simply delivered poor picture quality.
When the Xgimi Mogo Pro arrived the first thing that struck me was the quality of the packaging and the product itself. It far exceeded the previous projectors I had tried and immediately felt like a more premium product. After turning it on and taking just a few minutes to pair the remote and log into my home Wi-Fi and Google account I was immediately amazed by the ease of use. Everything was easy to navigate and set-up. The apps were also much more stable and worked seamlessly. I was able to get my WWE Network, Disney+, and Amazon Prime Video accounts up and running in no time. One downside was the lack of Netflix compatibility but there was a work around for that and I soon had Netflix on board. It would also be very easy for me to add one of my Amazon Firesticks to the projector via the HDMI port so that was another option that had me covered.
Going through various apps and watching a number of different things I was also very pleased with the picture quality. It was far and above any of the previous projectors. Brightness during the day was a little questionable but a few tweaks made things better and I only really planned on using the projector in darker environments anyway and that was where it performed the best with no brightness issues.
One of the main things I had bought the projector for was to create my own home cinema set-up and to watch the vast library of DVD discs I have on a bigger screen. All the previous projectors I tried failed miserably to deliver decent DVD picture quality when hooked up via HDMI so I was eager to see how the picture would look via my DVD player. The Xgimi Mogo Pro was a revelation. The DVDs I tried looked better than they ever have and far better than they did on the 4K TV I have in the lounge! I tried it with a variety of films; old black and white films, subtitled films, some animated films and a few modern blockbusters. All of them looked great. I can only imagine how good Blu-ray would look.
Sound quality was also very decent and whilst it’s not room filling it is perfectly decent for everyday viewing. There is an option to add external speakers or a soundbar and there is also Bluetooth compatibility and the option to use wired headphones. I intend to do most of my watching at night so I will be using headphones mostly. Sound quality via the headphones was very good and again, much better that the other projectors I tried.
I was also very pleased with the quietness of the unit. The fan is very discrete and was only slightly noticeable when I used it on a very hot day. As soon as the sound is on it drowns the fan noise out anyway.
So in summary the Xgimi Mogo Pro shows that the extra expense is money very well spent.
Picture quality is amazing, it’s so easy to use, and the unit is very quiet in operation.
This is a premium product and is really worth it if you can go that little bit extra and avoid the cheaper 200 price range projectors as they really come no way near to the quality of the Xgimi Mogo Pro.
I highly recommend the Xgimi Mogo Pro.

This item must be the best purchase I have EVER made. It is just amazing. Android TV makes it the full package. Item is very classy and well worth the money. Anyone who buys this won’t be disappointed. Picture quality and sound is perfect even in a well lit room and also produces huge image of over 150 inches with no pixels showing. Absolutely blown away by this projector.

As someone who travels frequently, I love portable projectors. Wherever you are, so long as there is a white wall, you can have a big screen experience with little hassle. These portable projectors will never provide the same experience as a full-sized mains powered unit, but the Xgimi Mogo Pro gets very close. Indeed, this can almost rival the native 1080p mains powered projector I reviewed a few months back. To say this is possible in such a small package is quite frankly remarkable. But portable projectors such as these are not without their drawbacks. It is important to consider your use case carefully before splashing out on a device like the Xgimi Mogo, or any other comparable system.

First things first, the design is excellent. Unlike some systems offered by other manufacturers, the Mogo Pro feels well made and premium. The semi-aluminium design does not feel too heavy in the hand, but is substantial enough to prevent any visible movement when using the built in speaker during action-intensive moments. This is an issue all the previous projectors in this category have had to some degree (at least the ones I have tried). The design is very simple overall. The speakers are contained in the base of the unit, all the IO ports (including USB 2.0 and HDMI) are on the rear alongside a heat exhaust. There is also a standard sized tripod mount on the bottom and a limited selection of touch sensitive buttons on the top including volume controls and pause/play. One of the main drawbacks of this projector is the lack of USB-C for charging — the Mogo instead opts for a DC port. I wish they’d stuck to industry standards when developing the projector to minimise how many cables you have to carry around when on the go. The remote control is excellent but lacks backlighting which would have been a nice touch. It works reliably and can be used to manually or automatically re-focus the projector if needed via a button on the bottom of the controller. The remote is needed to operate the Mogo unless you opt to use the Android TV remote app from Play Store.

The Mogo uses Android TV 9.0 at time of writing. This is a great user experience which offers full integration with Google services including YouTube and Play Store. The latter is quite limited in content at the moment but still provides most of the basics needed for a media device. I have side-loaded Aptiode to ensure I have access to all the apps I have become accustomed to with previous portable projectors — all of which relied on Aptiode for an app marketplace. Digital keystone (used to make the picture square when this cannot be otherwise achieved) works brilliantly. Unlike many other projectors, the Mogo allows for an image to be corrected both vertically and horizontally using a ‘four point’ method, meaning you can get a perfect picture even when the projector is placed at an angle. Remember that using digital keystone greatly reduces image clarity so this is best avoided if possible. Nice to have, though. Autofocus works great too, but can struggle a little when using vertical and horizontal keystone correction. Luckily, adjusting this is super easy from the remote. When using the projector straight on I have found it to be very accurate. The battery life when mains are unplugged is pretty average and depends greatly on your brightness settings. On full brightness (Custom > 100% brightness) expect around one and a half hours max. On 75% just shy of two hours. Acceptable, but not great. Just about enough for one movie. In a pitch black room you can go down to around 30% brightness before colour accuracy is lost. This allows for somewhere between two and a half to three hours. More would be ideal, but honestly I usually just leave it plugged in.

Image quality is superb for such a compact device. The new Texas Instruments DLP chip is streets ahead of previous offerings. It produces crisp images using pixel-shifting technology — essentially upscaling the image to 1080p through diagonally shifting pixels at high speed. The effect of this is a higher quality image than would otherwise be achievable. Lots of projectors employ this technology to boost image quality — indeed many lower cost 4k projectors achieve a higher resolution through pixel shifting. When paired with a good quality screen, the Xgimi Mogo Pro really shines. Detail is crisp, although in busy scenes some detail can be lost when compared to a conventionally sized native 1080p projector. When paired with a blu-ray player or an Amazon Fire Stick (with framerate matching enabled), it will play content at 24hz for a smoother picture. This is an excellent feature which many larger and more expensive projectors do not yet support. It also allows for input passthrough, so the Mogo’s controller can be used to navigate menus on external devices. I find the 300 ANSI lumen to be more than adequate for a dark room at 80-100″ (I have found 80″ to be the sweet spot — see pictures). Do not expect to be able to use this projector in a room with higher levels of ambient light. It may work, but lots of detail will be lost. Images included in this review show picture quality in near darkness and low ambient light for comparison. If you want to use the projector with lights turned on, consider a brighter permanently mains powered projector instead. Sound quality is the best I have heard from a portable projector. Bass levels are decent but not spectacular. Despite this, sound is crisp and well balanced. Many other projectors sound washed out at high volumes — this is not the case with the Mogo. I am more than happy to watch a movie using just the internal speakers. I even use it to play music in the background when completing household tasks. Even though most portable projectors offer this feature, this is the first time I have felt compelled to actually use it.

In conclusion, I really love my Mogo Pro. I backed it through crowdfunding and although I was very anxious that I would be throwing my money down the drain, I have certainly not been disappointed. Xgimi have almost made this a perfect product and I have no doubt the competition will have a big challenge trying to make something that can rival the Mogo Pro. Whether you should buy this depends on what you plan to use it for. If you want a projector to stay in one place at home, or work in an environment with higher levels of ambient light, choose one with higher luminosity that is mains powered. If you want the best picture quality on the market for this price-point, do your research and find a high quality 1080p full-sized alternative. But if you want a portable projector for lower light levels that offers the flexibility of Android TV, an internal battery, a good speaker system and very good picture quality — the Mogo Pro might be just what you need. It literally is a pint-sized home cinema experience.

I’ve been waiting for this projector to be available in UK for a while after watching their campaign on Indiegogo. As someone who enjoys a minimalistic way of life, this smart mini projector is simply amazing. The design is simple and clean. I don’t need to buy a TV because the projector already has Android TV built-in with Google Assistant control. The picture quality is good: clear and bright, with a high resolution of 1080P. Just check out my pictures! However, I recommend using it in a dark environment, as 300 ANSI lumens is not suitable for use in daylight.

The battery is enough for me to finish watching a 2 hour long movie. I use my iPhone to airplay movies or watch Netflix through Fire stick most of the time after finding out that the built-in Netflix doesn’t work. Keystone correction is a real life saver especially when I am in my bedroom projecting from the side. A gentle reminder that there is a need to manually adjust the keystone when using side projection. The device is really quiet, and I hardly notice any noise when it is working.

What I don’t like:
-No prime video. I find that prime video can’t be installed. The customer service told me they will get certification from amazon next year. I’ll just wait since Hulu and Netflix works well
-DC charger. Type C will be much more convenient. However, I find that DC charger is much brighter after plugging in. Fortunately the battery is enough for a full movie, so I do not actually take the charger with me most of the time.

Overall, this mini projector is what I am looking for, and I highly recommend it to anyone who is interested.