Xgimi MoGo Pro

So in summary, the Extrumi Mogo Pro Plus Pros and cons: Let's start with the cons: It's not short throw, so to get a large screen size, you need a goo...

So overall, there's really quite some things that I really like about the Mogo Pro as it's that portable and easy to bring along. It is a type of proj...

Of course, Optoma and Epson also have low input lag projectors, but they are also either too heavy and often have lamps which need to be regularly replaced. Because the gaming projectors really aren’t portable enough, I started looking at the input lag of many portable projectors:. \- Xgimi MoGo Pro: 46ms input lag

I got this projector yesterday and I was really excited to use it, but that quickly turned to frustration. There are two main issues with the software 1. You can't install Netflix directly from the Google Play Store, it is incompatible with this device. It sounds like the issue is a licensing proble...

On sale, or maybe if you buy used, the XGIMI Mogo could be 300 or less I bet. Super portable, not noisy, great built in android TV, bluetooth capabilities, etc. I even take it on vacation with me sometimes!

Update: I have no idea the quality of this projector since Amazon sent me a used item. I submitted a return and did not repurchase. This could be the best projector ever, I don't even know, but I can tell you customer service will harass you until you alter your review (6 emails so far). If you buy ...

I have a MoGo I use at work and take with me to hotels. It's pretty great. Not super bright but well made, has good features, and is reliable.

Picture quality is fantastic for such a small devise. We had it hooked up to our wireless cable box to play live game out side. Picture quality in the dark was as good as our TV. I did a lot of research before making this purchase and hesitated getting this one due the Netflix issue. Looked at all t...

Another big thing to consider is audio, as most projectors speakers are pretty terrible if they have them at all. I ended up going with a 1080P XGIMI Mogo Pro portable, which was on sale for \~$450. It runs Android TV so you can install whatever streaming apps you want directly on the device (except for Netflix). For using Netflix and Stadia I plug in a Chromecast Ultra, which can also be powered off the projector's USB port.

We have had and used this projectors for a few years now, we primarily use it for outdoor movies and camping. Things I like: -Android OS works well and is easy to navigate. -The picture quality is great, even at a 12' screen I have no need for more resolution. People comment on the picture quality b...