XGIMI MoGo 3 Pro 1080P Mini Projector, Google TV with Licensed Netflix, Build-in Adjustable Stand, Portable Projector Supports Power Banks, 450 ISO Lumens, ISA 2.0, 2x5W Harman Kardon, Wifi, Bluetooth

👍This is a firm favourite in our house.Pros:- The picture quality is impressive for a small projector at this price.- It works really well in ambient light and as soon as the rooms dark the picture is noticeably more improved.- Great ease of use especially with the in built ability to tilt this projector at different angles.- The auto keystone is quick and very accurate at altering the screens focus producing a clear image every time.Cons:- There is no in built battery so although a great size for travelling with you would still need to find a power outlet to use it or a couple of very good power banks- The sound is good but it’s not noticeably great.A great projector that does an outstanding job and definitely one of the best portable projectors in this price range.

For the price, this projector is a very convenient solution for all-in-one display, audio, and smart streaming. Would I recommend it to a friend? It depends on your application...Pros:- Google TV integration makes streaming and casting easy.- The compact size (with either the factory box or travel case) allows this unit to travel easily - across the house or across the ocean.- The swivel head and auto keystone and focus adjustment make set-up simple.- Bluetooth integration is smooth and the latency is low, allowing for non-distracting synced audio and video. (Must confirm that your Bluetooth also has low latency. I use the Soundcore Boom 2 Plus.)- The 1080p resolution looks quite acceptable, even at a 90" screen size.- The wide angle projection produces a large (90") screen from approximately 7' away.Cons:- Slow processor speeds cause the unit to lag considerably, even for simple commands like volume adjustment. (And there's no mute button on the remote.)- The first unit I received would not power on. A lengthy and difficult return process was required to receive a new unit. The company should tighten QA/QC and expedite the return process. I was not impressed with the sluggish responses and reshipment.- The brightness is decent but requires blackout curtains to be closed to watch clearly during daylight hours.- The mini HDMI port requires an adapter for most devices. A standard HDMI port would have been much more convenient.Overall, this device works well for those who need a compact and fairly portable solution, but a device with faster hardware, a standard HDMI port, and brighter projection for a similar price would easily be a better buy.

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.