BenQ GS2 vs Xgimi MoGo Pro

On the side. Under this plastic cover, you have the wireless dongle port, a 3.5 millimeter audio output, Hdmi 1.4 a port factory reset button, a Usbc ...

0 and dual band Wi-fi, so connectivity shouldn't be an issue. A 65-watt charger is included in the package, as well as this sleek white remote control...

It also has optimized sound modes to improve the performance of movies, shows, sports, games and music. With those special audio features, you won't be needing any external speaker which is more pocket-friendly.

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

The BenQ GS2 comes out of the box looking so well designed that you might be fooled into thinking it's a better projector than it is. The metallic front panel, rubberized beige case with rounded edges, built-in tiltable base, and top-quality fit and finish all proclaim careful craftsmanship. It lives up to that first impression in many ways, but it drops the ball in others, most notably with underpowered audio and limited built-in streaming functionality. Listing for $699 and widely available for $599 or less at this writing, it's well worth a look, especially if you need an outdoor projector that can withstand a bit of drizzle, but be sure to compare it to the directly competitive and Editors' Choice–winning Anker Nebula Mars II Pro

After thoughts : I don't use the remote it came with being I plug in my Bluetooth keyboard which works perfect with it. The overall design is good, I've mostly used on table tops as I do move it around so I wish it had the ability to tilt rather than having to prop something under it to get a little angle to it. Simple to use and light weight design. I used Netflix, hbo max, YouTube, with no issues

The UK price on Amazon of the BenQ GS2 is £549, and on the US-based Amazon.com, that translates into $599. It may be possible to find it cheaper elsewhere, but we didn’t see that bargain.

The media could not be loaded. I currently have Towond 6500LUX projector and while it's pretty good projector for its price, I just couldn't resist getting this Xgimi Mogo Pro projector when I saw it at my friend's house so I decided to treat myself and my family and got this for Christmas! I was immediately attracted to this projector when I saw it in action for 2 simple reasons: 1) built-in Harman/Kardon speaker and 2)it virtually has no fan sound! While it's not fair to compare this projector to my previous Towond projector since it would be like comparing a Lexus to a Toyota but one thing that really bothered me with Towond projector was the sound of the fan spinning. Even with the volume turned up high, I was able to hear the loud fan spinning sound when there was no dialog or music in the movie and this got annoying very quickly. This Xigmi Mogo Pro projector has virtually no fan sound even when I'm sitting right next to it! On top of that, the Harman/Kardon speaker is just the icing on the cake

-Remote control isn't powerful.. from about 10 feet away, you can barely use it. The manual says the range is about 8 feet, which is pretty close

The manual keystone controls did the trick and gets exactly what I want! Android TV is smooth and familiar since I also have a NVIDIA Shield. Remote is much better than average and wireless is a big plus. Then only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is Netflix not yet certified to work. If that happens, will gladly update to 5 stars

so I can connect my phone to this projector and use it as a portable speaker too. Now it is Ipx 2 rated, which means that it's splash proof. You can't...

Though its brightness is 300 Nc Lumens, which is not spectacularly bright, but we'll get to that in a second. It's got 40 degree horizontal and vertic...