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XGIMI

XGIMI MoGo 4 Portable Projector

  • 1920 x 1080 native resolution, DLP imaging
  • 450 ANSI lumens maximum white brightness
  • 40 to 200 inch image size
  • 2.5 hours of playtime on its built-in battery
  • Google TV and Netflix certified, with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
  • 2 x 6W Harman Kardon speakers, HDMI and USB 2.0 input
  • 2.9 pounds, 3.8 x 3.8 x 8.2 inch body

Updated 23 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A small battery-powered projector with streaming built in, suited to casual movie nights indoors or out. Its brightness rating is modest, so it works best in a darkened space.

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ASIN: B0F3CBV5HPModel: MoGo 4

Overview

A backyard movie night or a bedroom wall are the settings this compact floor-standing projector is made for. It pairs a DLP imaging engine with an adjustable stand, Google TV streaming, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, and built-in Harman Kardon speakers.

Streaming apps, speakers and a battery all live in one small body, so there is no separate box or cable run to arrange. Daylight or a lit room will wash the picture out, because its light output is limited. Battery playtime is also short for a long film.

Who it's for

Small rooms and casual outdoor evenings suit it, where the picture lands on a wall or sheet after dark. Daytime viewing and lit rooms are outside what its modest brightness rating handles.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Google TV and Netflix built in
  • Battery playtime listed for portable use
  • Harman Kardon speakers included
  • Auto focus and sunset filter listed
Cons
  • Brightness rating limits lit room use
  • Battery playtime is short for long films
  • Throw distance values listed without units
  • Voltage rating in the listing needs checking

Performance notes

Picture quality depends on the DLP engine, the native Full HD resolution and the brightness rating, which together set how large and clear the image looks in a darkened room. Auto focus is listed for sharpness, and the stand lets the beam be aimed without props. Sound comes from the two built-in speakers, and Bluetooth is listed for connecting other devices.

Specifications

BrandXGIMI
ModelMoGo 4
Dimensions & fit
Item Dimensions L X W X H3.8"L x 3.8"W x 8.2"H
Item Weight2.9 pounds
Maximum Image Size200 inches
Minimum Image Size40 inches
Power & efficiency
Voltage220 volts
Wattage65 watts
Construction & materials
ColorGrey
Compatibility & installation
Compatible DevicesLaptop, Smartphone
Connectivity TechnologyBluetooth
Hardware ConnectivityHDMI, USB 2.0
Mounting TypeFloor Mount
Warranty & support
Software Update Supported To Dateunknown
Warranty Description1 Year Manufacturer
Other details
Additional FeaturesAuto Focus
Antenna LocationBusiness, Education, Gaming, Home Cinema
Brightness450 lumen
BuiltIn MediaRemote
Contrast Ratio1500:1
Display TypeDLP
Form FactorPortable
Light Source Operating Life25000 hours
Maximum Throw Distance5.32
Minimum Throw Distance1.07
Native Resolution1920 x 1080
Picture Quality Enhancement TechnologyISA Technology
Projector Maximum White Brightness450 ansi_lumens

Frequently asked questions

Is the XGIMI MoGo 4 a ceiling or wall projector?

No. The listing gives its mounting type as floor mount and describes an adjustable stand, so it is built to stand on a surface instead of being fixed overhead.

Does the XGIMI MoGo 4 stream without an extra box?

The listing says Certified Google TV and Netflix, and it also lists Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, so apps run on the projector itself.

What inputs does the MoGo 4 list?

HDMI and USB 2.0 are listed as hardware connectivity, and Bluetooth is listed as the wireless connection.

What power rating does the MoGo 4 list?

The listing gives 65 watts and 220 volts. Check that against your outlet and any adapter before plugging it in.

Is a remote included with the MoGo 4?

The built-in media field says Remote, and the item highlight mentions a sunset filter. Other accessories are not described in the listing.