XGIMIHalo+ 1080P Portable Projector, 4K Input Supported, 700 ISO Lumens with Integrated Harman Kardon Speaker, Auto Focus&Keystone,ISA Technology, Android TV 10.0, Wireless Casting WiFi BluetoothGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

I’ve had this for a few months now and am so glad I bought it. Even in the daytime, with just translucent blinds drawn, the image is bright. The auto-keystone feature works quite well and then I can adjust it manually if needed. In one room I just watch it on the wall, but in the other, I actually use as a screen a large canvas I bought at an art supply store and that I painted grey. It’s set up on a small easel. I use the National Theatre at Home app and Amazon Prime Video, mostly, as well as YouTube. Sometimes I cast the BBC IPlayer app to it from my IPhone.

Very good projector, I feel upgrade from my previous portable projector. HDR good and built in google tv helpful clean interface. Defo recommend to buy one. You can even use it outside as its rechargeable. Very portable can be put into a backpack. Max I blew up to 120inch I know it can do 200inch which is cool. And has 700 lumes so it’s nice and bright. Xgimi excellent projector and there customer services on point always here to help online chat and email for any questions. So what you waiting for go and get one.

The media could not be loaded. Well what can I say I bought this to replace an acer c250i (300 ANSI lumen) that I have had for a few years, was a little disappointed as I had to wait until it was almost pitch black to get any sort off watchable image, this one I can watch a lot earlier in the evening, I am using an ecoflow rivermax 2 to keep this thing going along with a fridge and phones etc although you get over 2 hours on the battery using normal settings. The speaker is surprisingly good and all you would need for a tent or average sized room. The projector pulls around 70 watts when plugged in, what I do is have it fully charged then drain it until I get the battery warning then plug it in and fully charge it so I get a full night's worth of viewing, I woke up this morning and there was still 44% left in the ecoflow charger so this is very energy efficient for what it is. It is brighter when plugged in and dimms a bit when on battery power but this is still fine, the video I have uploaded is with the lead pulled out and it's completely dark in the tent, the screen it's being projected onto is 82 inches and it almost filled the screen, excuse the screen moving it was quite windy outside and the tent was moving a bit.

This projector was purchased to replace an old filament bulb projector. The old one was a BenQ and it was at least twice the size and made quite a loud noise due to the fans used to keep the bulb cool. This projector has better image quality despite being able to project an image nearly twice the size. We can easily fill a wall with the image and still without it appearing pixelated or blurry. The unit is easy to set up and even has an in built battery so that it is really portable. However, on the downside, this projector is unusable in light conditions. We hoped to be able to use it outside in the garden in summer and we can only really do that after dark when it is really late. If there is any daylight it's almost impossible to see what is being projected. Also, the battery doesn't quite last long enough for a whole film so you will probably have to plug it back in at some point unless you are watching TV episodes. Finally, it should be noted that not all streaming services are supported by the operating system. You can get Netflix working but you have to do it a roundabout way, but other services simply don't have an app so it might be worth checking which apps are compatible before you purchase. You can however, use a Roku stick or something similar for any missing channels, but that just means a bit of extra hardware and cables to plug in. I think this is quite common with this type of portable projector made by other brands as well though so not necessarily specific to this one.

After reading many reviews on many projectors I opted for the Halo plus and omg it was so the right decision.It arrived impeccably packaged and from the onset it you could tell it was going to be a quality product.Unboxed it quickly as was like a kid in a sweet shop and was amazed at how easy it was to set up. Quickly connected to WiFi and opted for use of a fire stick purely for ease of use with Netflix.The keystone correction and autofocus work like a dream and picture quality even in a lit room is superbly impressive.( also didn’t realise it had digital zoom, it DOES!! massive plus )The only small niggle was a problem with the remote control connection but this was quickly solved with the help of customer service which I have to say the service was flawless.The battery life is good, I got 2 hours 20 minutes and it only takes 2.5 hours to recharge.Also, the sound is very very impressive and I’ve no need to connect it to my Sonos system.In conclusion, this is one serious bit of kit, compact, quality and well worth the money I spent on it.Would love to get the Aura as my next xgimi purchase as I’m sure that would get the same if not better review so I better get saving.Look people, you pay for what you get and with this Halo plus, you’re getting a lot !

The media could not be loaded. Well, here I am writing this review after two months of use. Very easy to set up. Open your Google and just say set up my device. Weight is about the same as the MacBook Pro 2017, which makes it easy to carry. Battery life is not so great; it lasts two hours, easy, just enough to watch one movie. Image and sound quality are great, as you can see in pictures. Daytime you want your blinds down for a brighter picture.