Modern, up-to-date Android experience, Native Netflix support, Very loud and crisp built-in speakers, Auto Keystone now included as well, Solid 900 ANSI lumens great for camping adventures, Compact and portable, Throw ratio of 1.2:1 allows for a massive p
Slightly less runtime than the original Halo, Barebones packaging with no remote batteries or case included, Equally priced to a 4K Smart TV, so consider that the Halo+ has a different use case, Battery use limits maximum brightness slightly
The XGIMI Halo+ has an MSRP of $859, a $60 increase over the original Halo. Modern, up-to-date Android experience Native Netflix support Very loud and crisp built-in speakers Auto Keystone now included as well Solid 900 ANSI lumens great for camping adve...
Abstract: In today's article I'll be taking a look at the Halo portable projector from XGIMI, a compact and sleek looking device that aims at bringing the movie theatre experience to the comfort of your home.XGIMI is a young company based in Chengdu, the capital of...
Abstract: Xgimi promises its Halo throws "the sharpest picture you will ever see from a portable projector" – and while the march of progress will surely make a lie out of that, this is indeed an impressive piece of kit, with crisp 1080p visuals, the full voice-con...
Excellent upgrade to the MoGo Pro+, Very good video and audio quality, especially given the size, Throw ratio of 1.2:1 allows for a massive projection even in a small room, Light source for the projection is rated for 30,000 hours, Fantastic auto-focus an
Barebones packaging with no remote batteries or HDMI cable included, $800 can be a lot to justify for a projector next to a decent 4K smart TV, Not certified for some apps, including Netflix and Google Chrome, 4K support is not a thing practically, Maximu
As this is written, the XGIMI Halo smart portable projector costs $799 from the the XGIMI web shop for customers in the USA. Pricing elsewhere is on par, with £729 in the UK web shop and similar pricing from retailers, including Amazon.com. Street pricin...
Long-life LED light engine, Full HD 1080p resolution, Android TV streaming platform, Harman Kardon speaker system, Effective auto-focus, Battery-powered
No Netflix app, Slow to start
In the final analysis, the XGIMI Halo is more than the sum of its parts and is a great projector for everything from sporting events to multimedia camping trips. It's small, easy to move around and can be battery powered for the length of the typical movi...
Small, compact, and portable size, LED light source, 30,000-hour lamp life, 10,000+ Point Autofocus, Very good picture quality, Impressive amount of brightness, Built-in Battery, HDR Decoding, Harmon Kardon 5W speakers, Android TV, Google Assistant,
Remote control lacks a backlight, Single HDMI input
Highlights, Pros and ConsHightlightsThe XGIMI Halo is a 1080P LED DLP smart projector that has an MSRP of $799.00. It utilizes a single DLP chip. Its LED light source is rated to deliver at 600-800 ANSI lumens for up to 30,000 hours, giving you many ye...
300-inch display, 1080P full HD resolution video, 600 - 800 ANSI Lumens brightness, Premium Harman-Kardon speakers, Android TV system with 5000+ apps, Can use Apple AirPlay, Portable
Pricey, Not easy to get all content, Not made for Apple
In our experience, it compared well to a $400-$500 standard-size projector when it comes to resolution, color accuracies, clarity, and brightness. Now, factor in the fact that it is smaller in size (which usually brings the price up), has a high-capacity...
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Published: 2021-06-04, Author: What , review by: whathifi.com
Excellent black depth, Bright for the money, Handy portable features,
Blunt contrast control, Poor speaker placement,
The Xgimi Halo makes a good stab at a serious step-up device from entry-level portable projectors, but it doesn't quite reach a rich and complex level of performance.Its brightness, battery, storage, speakers and connectivity options mean that, at first g...
Published: 2021-05-16, Author: Mark , review by: techradar.com
Bright on battery, Great portability, Complete package of features
Dark scene issues, Software letdowns, Aggressive autofocus
When it comes to portable projectors, there are few more capable than the XGIMI Halo. It has impactful sound, a battery that can last through a movie, and unrivalled brightness. But take it indoors, and it'll get majorly outshined by the competition...
