XGIMI Elfin

All right, so that's the XGME Elfin. And for the size and weight, I think it's hard to beat the value of what you're getting here. Unless you're ready...

So you will have to provide your own two AAA batteries to power up the remote the first time. Other than these complaints, this is seriously one of th...

* XGIMI Elfin, which is mostly the same but cheaper, <800 ANSI Lumens, and a more lightweight design. * BenQ GS50, which is new and has a battery but it's less lumens and using a battery is pretty limiting. * Epson EF12, which is less lumens and bad latency but slightly cheaper, has warranty, and can ceiling project.

Pros - Decent brightness for dark rooms - Sound clarity is excellent for voices - Compact form factor - Android TV works well. I know Netflix didn't work going in, so not a problem for me Con - Contrast is not good. When I increased brightness, contrast got even worse. On movie scenes with bright sk...

Either way, they'll only work well when it's dark. I'd probably wait and add another 100 to that and see if the LG PF50KA at 600 lumens or the Xgimi Elfin at 800 lumens goes on a respectable sale. The Xgimi was 551 last week but is back to 650 with a 50 coupon this week on Amazon US. If a battery is important the Xgimi doesn't have one as far as I know.

Used this for bedroom viewing pointed at the ceiling, paired with a Roku plugged in via HDMI. First the good: very quiet fan - the quietest among the projectors I’ve used, which include the Vankyo E30T (also known as a 530W), Nebula Mars II Pro, and Nebula Capsule Max. For the curious, the 2nd quiet...

I had the Xgimi MoGo Pro, and it was good, but a little dim for my needs - I recently upgraded to the Xgimi Horizon Pro 4k, but it's £1500, so a big price hop. The Elfin and Halo are both in between the MoGo and the Horizon in terms of quality and brightness, but should be good. They have standard tripod-screw mounts on the bottom for attaching to things.

Works well especially with light off, but I can’t log on Wi-Fi with my ID. My Wi-Fi is a public Wi-Fi, so I need to input my user id and password, but I can’t input it…so I change my Wi-Fi which doesn’t need to input user id….

However, I wanted something brighter for field work and just ordered the Elfin. Haven’t compared the brightness yet. Note that the Elfin requires external power and the Solar Portable does not. I figured that most times I’ll be plugged in and Have a Jackery power bank if I need to go portable with the Elfin.

What a good projector, a relatively compact package of excellent quality and excellent brightness. Not the best in a room with lots of natural light but acceptable. I have two gripes with this projector, the remote and keystone correction. The Remote: Maybe I have a faulty item, but I have had to re...