Buy XGIMI HORIZON 20 Pro 4K RGB Triple Laser Home Projector, 4100
ISO Lumens, Google TV with Licensed Netflix, Optical Zoom & Lens
Shift, IMAX Enhanced, Dolby Vision, 20,000:1 Contrast, 300"
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Review: Incredible sound and picture ! - Incredible projector !
Great sound, picture, as well as 3D capability ! Simple, easy to
use interface, and displays a beautiful vibrant picture !
Review: Amazing Projector. - Just to set the stage. We have a
dedicated theatre room, and have had a 4k Projector for a while.
Since around 2019, that's when we made the 4k upgrade. At the
time we chose one of the top-of-the line 4k lamp projectors. It's
worked out fairly well. At the time, it was considered 'bright',
by bright I mean roughly 1800 lumens. What this really meant was
that a DARK room is required for best results. That's OK, we have
that, we have a dedicated theater room, with curtains and can
darken the room. For movie nights, it was fine. Fast forward to
2025 and I want to use that room for more than just 'movies'.
Nobody wants to watch TV in the dark all the time and the
projector just simply wasn't useful with the lights on. It was a
struggle to watch. So I wanted a daylight viewable projector, and
also one with LOW LATENCY so I could game in there if need be.
The problem, though was that all these laser projectors that met
my needs were north of $3k and I wasn't ready to do that. This
projector is absolutely amazing. Marketing says it's 4100 Lumens
so more than double the previous projector. While I haven't
measured it. I did spend some time with another projector
claiming 3800 Lumens and they were very similar. But I stuck with
the XGIMI. Why? For the following reaons. 1) Super easy to mount.
Hard to tell from the docs, but there is a standard 1/4-20 screw
hole on the bottom and that's all you need. 2) It's portable.
While mine is mounted currently, I could unmount it in about 2
minutes and take it with me. 3) It's not just a projector. It's
also a SmartTV (GoogleTV to be exact). While our media room has
an AppleTV, all of that is piped through a 4k / Dolby Capable
reciever for the surround sound. So unless I'm using the Google
TV, I'm driving it through for the reciever for the surround
sound. Having said all of that, the sound from the unit itself,
in our room is pretty fantastic. 4) Quick startup time, the other
projector had significant delays starting up and shutting down.
5) Color and brightness are out of this world. While some folks
complain of 'rainbow effects' from laser projectors, I don't see
any of that so I'm super happy. But I also have a pro-level
screen it's being projected against. So for me it's just 120
inches of awesomeness. It literally draws 1/3rd the power of the
previous bulb projector. So what are the cons? 1) The form factor
is a bit odd, but I'll take it. 2) The fact that it has an
integrated GoogleTV OS. Google could just decide one day to brick
it or get out of the TV business and you're hosed. That's a very
real possibility. But for now I'll take the flexibility and roll
the dice. I expect even better projectors in the next 3-5 years.
FANTASTIC VALUE. If you can pick this up for $2k or less don't
hessitate. It will change your projector world.
