XGIMI - Halo+ Portable Projector

if you can even conisder the th575 then you should get it. if portability was ever a concern for you you would have been looking for portable projectors in the first place. the xgimi halo+ is a pprtable projector for people that use it then put it away ot you can use it to trace art onto a wall and stuff. for these sort of use cases these portable ones are great but the price to performance in terms of image quality is low. you should just get a non portbale unit. portable dlp projectors arent meant to last years. if you use it like a tv as your primary way to consume media and news in a room like up to around 8 hours a day, the chip starts failing and stars will show up or, the cooling system will get too filled with dust and you will need cleaning inside it for it to not shut down from overheating. trying to repair these small units usually end up in damaging them or making no difrence. the tolerances are low on and you never can really reach the factory quality and efficiency back for the cooling. a quick search will lead you to failures of dlp portable projecotrs such as these. but most people have no issue with that sinsce they already wanted to upgrade anyway and 2 years of constant use is "ok" for nowadays tech meanwhile most tech products of 15 years ago is still workign today wit no maintanance but thats a whole other story. also this lifespan issue isnt dedicated to any brand or model. just the limitation of trying to mak eit as small as possible. all brands making these use designs with close to no serviceability, and they dont consider dust accumulation and aging. it will only last the waranty period.

I own a jmgo n1s 4k for a week now. And i have to say iam very impressed! The beamer i had before was the Xgimi Halo + and i need to say there are worlds between them. But i have a problem and maybe you can help: I connect the jmgo with my pioneer vsx-329 so that i have the sound on my 5.1 system. But the sound lags. it stocks and i dont know what the problem is.. with my TV ARC is working fine.

It's tough to find a portable option in this price range that you can use during the daytime. In the afternoon and afterwards is more what you're likely to get for your budget, I think. I have both the XGIMI Halo+ and planning to get the new smaller one Mogo 4 - i beleive those two are among the best you can get in your price range.

XGMI Halo+ is small and I was impressed with its function. It sounds like it would fit your ideal apart for the price - which, as others have pointed out, is going to get you junk.

I bought the Mogo 3 Pro a few months ago and I'm really happy I got it. It projects images up to 200" and is very bright for a projector of that price. Before I had a Halo+ which was a little brighter but I didn't find any big differences

the question is very generic. it depends on what you mean by mini projector. I now use an XGimi MoGo 3 pro. but I also had Halo +. going up in budget there is the Horizon series which is still very compact

I have owned a Xgimi Halo+ and I can tell you that it is really a great projector for your needs, easy to carry and versatile thanks to the built-in battery. It also has a really powerful sound

Hello, I'm using a halo+ for that, but i recently got a xgimi mogo 3 pro which work fine in this situation, too. we might even have the same situation here, as this is my balcony with a roof. on the left i can additionaly darken the balcony even more if needede https://preview.redd.it/dsk3wd1zcloe1.png?width=1432&format=png&auto=webp&s=cc7515fa4402b929cbc1b4895eb4bd7f7a9b2bfe

All of the 1080p XGMI projectors are very good... Especially the HALO or Elfin ranges.

Xgimi has certified refurbished Halo+ units on eBay for $549 (arguably better than the "New" version because it has MEMC, 3D, and Dolby DTS. Only benefit the "New" version has is being Netflix certified), and they are accepting offers of $499. It comes with a 2 year warranty through eBay as part of their certified refurbished benefits program. That's what I just bought, and then bought a few accessories like a power bank to be able to run it on standard mode without being plugged into the wall and a travel case to keep it all in one place. https://preview.redd.it/q3eo6l81y1ue1.jpeg?width=3418&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d3bd6e293b6c6007b320e7cc8d4f3773d6ba23f6

Just picked up the XGIMI Halo+ (New) and paired it with their Portable Outdoor Screen — honestly a killer combo. Runs Google TV, so no issues with streaming apps at all. And the built-in battery is a game changer for outdoor movie nights. Total vibe.

Yes absolutely. I'm in the projector game only for three days... Beginning with an Xgimi Halo+ (1080p) nearly instantly to an Optoma UHD. The difference is night and day. I sit 3 meters away from a 2,66m width screen. But even a 4K projector doesn't come close to my 75inch TV in sharpness. Edit: and yes i know the Optoma is only pixel shift. But it's way sharper than the Xgimi 1080p.

Hi guys, I've done a bunch of scouring on here already to answer most of my own questions on the subject, however i'm trying to get some opinions on a projector setup to make a home cinema in my living room from those of you who have much more knowledge than me. I'll give a detailed spec of what I want to achieve and what I have so hopefully you can all better advise. Any and all opinions are welcome. Living room measures: 3.7M Wide (12.1 feet) 3.5M Deep (11.4 feet) Currently have a 65" 4k backlit tv which although large gives the typical washed out blacks. I want to change to a projector and screen for that big screen feel and though I considered buying a larger size OLED the price shift on the larger panels is more than I want to spend. Plus they're a bitch to move around. I currently have run some tests on the opposite wall with my current XGIMI Halo+. Nifty little projector but 1080 which I dont love and suffers with brightness. I have to say however its a great little projector for what I paid for it and it really sold me on having a 120" screen over a razor sharp OLED at say 65/70". I have a decent sound setup, currently 7.1 surround with DALI Zensors and a Marantz Cinema 60 everything will be running through. The room is a dark green (pictured) and so at night can be made pretty dark. As i'll be using the projector during the day as well my thought is to install a big motorized drop down screen across the bay window which will double as a blackout blind to cut down ambient light. TBH the room is pretty dingy anyway as its North facing so it gets no direct sunlight for most of the day. So now the background and current setup is out of the way, basically my questions are what projector and what screen (gain/ALR etc) would you guys recommend? I'd like to stick with LED projectors or Laser to so I dont have to worry about maintenance. Current options i've been looking at so far is as follows in current order of preference: Benq x3000i Benq W1800 Xgimi Horizon Pro Are there any other projectors around these price points that you guys would recommend? I'm mounting it to the ceiling so not worried about portability, and don't care about internal sound obviously. Big thanks in advance. https://preview.redd.it/2jxxe3d0fayd1.jpg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4813820bd64ce63efbbbf771d3dab852a6491043