XGIMI MoGo 2 Pro (New) Smart Portable Projector, 1080P Mini Projector, Google TV with Licensed Netflix, 430 ISO Lumens, 2 x 8W Speakers, Autofocus, Intelligent Screen

Right, let's start off by saying that I didn't have high hopes for this one, but OH BOY did it deliver. My needs for this were a movie/youtube project for the evenings, thats all, and the choice was either a big flat-screen TV(hanging bracket, drilling into the wall, heavy etc etc etc) or this little projector. Before I bought it, I thought that I would not like it and would probably return it, but I was very wrong and surprised as soon as I saw how EASY it was to set up and use, and when I played my first movie on this thing, for me it clearly replaces a TV any day of the week, this thing is amazing, nice and bright, crystal clear image, the autofocusing and keystone correction is SOOO GOOD, and well, good enough fair sound quality, unless you are picky, in which case you will be spanding around £2k on a TV with another £1.5k on a sound system. Yes if you are looking to play video during day time or with bright lights on, COME ON, this is a projector, don't expect much, but if you have the same needs as me, I promise, you will be pleasantly surprised. Well worth the money, compared to everything else that is currentlyon the market, you will not find anything better in my opinion.

I've had many projectors throughout the years. Some good some bad. I have a lot to say about this one and these are the things I wish I knew before buying it. Pros: - This projector is VERY portable. It's about the height of a can of monster. - Very easy to set up. - The screen adjustment, alignment, focus, etc. It's all automatic and works really well. - It's not noisy at all. - The design is very pretty. Even though it's plastic it doesn't look like cheap plastic and looks very smart. - The sound quality is pretty good. - The image quality is sharp and not blurry at all (even on the corners of the screen). - The brightness is uniform throughout the whole screen (you will not see that the corners are darker). - Is it bright? It's bright enough for a dark room. Now let's go with what I didn't like. Cons: - It has a screen-door effect (SDE). That's when you can see the separation between the pixels (you can see it in the photos I uploaded, one from an older 1080p projector I have and one from the Xgimi. They are both 1080p but Xgimi looks like a lower resolution. The photos are of miniatures on a menu which is why they look a bit blurry). You can't see this much on darker scenes but it's more noticeable on brighter scenes. What I do to solve this is to offset the focus a bit manually. It looks a bit more blurry but at least you can't see the pixel grid as clearly. - Rainbow effect: If your eyes are sensitive to rainbow effect, well, this is a single chip DLP projector. You're going to be seeing this rainbow effect. - Image stutters a bit when auto alignment, focus, etc are on. Not so bad that it's impossible to watch but it is a bit distracting. Turn those off and video looks good. - The borders after the screen alignment are very bright and noticeable (specially in dark scenes). In conclusion, is it a good projector? Yes. The cons are deal breakers for me (for a main projector set up) and I wished I knew before I bought, but I needed a portable projector and I think this one is pretty good at that. If you don't need a very portable one I'd go for something else. If portable is what you need, then this is a good option.

I use my projector in my room, and the image quality is exceptional; granted, my room is quite dark even during the day. The sound quality is excellent, much louder than a standard TV and as clear as any soundbar. The device was very easy to set up and start using; it took about 5-10 minutes out of the box. There were no issues connecting to the Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. It is very easy to find space for it, as its design is very compact, and there are several different tripods you can buy to mount it virtually anywhere. I will say that it suffers from "Android TV syndrome"—let's be honest, Android TV OS is poor; so I bought a Fire TV and connected it to its HDMI—best decision ever, and I highly recommend doing this for anyone purchasing this product. Overall, I find it easy to recommend; I'd say it is worth every pound and would buy it again if I were in the same situation.

This project is excellent. It is well made, with premium materials. It is very small, as you can see in the picture and roughly the same size as a Sonos one speaker. The quality of the video is amazing, even against a blue wall - which is not the ideal colour to use. The keystone correction is excellent and the continous autofocus is great. It does not have a built in battery, so must be plugged in, but works with a power bank. I can't fault this for the money, it's good value.