Unveiled at CES 2023, XGIMI’s MoGo 2 and MoGo 2 Pro are finally hitting the shelves. While the MoGo 2 outputs 720p and boasts an incredibly reasonable $399 price tag, the MoGo 2 Pro takes the cake with a 1080p output, two 8W speakers built-in, uninterrupted automatic keystone and focusing, and the ability to output an impressive 120-inch screen for a commendably budget-friendly price tag of $599. Both projectors are hyper-portable, support being connected to power banks, and come with Android TV 11.0 built-in, making them perhaps the best picks for people on a budget, looking to own projectors.
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Designed to deliver an absolute bang for its buck, the MoGo 2 and MoGo 2 Pro let you take your movie nights and sports nights out of the living room and anywhere you want. The projectors are perfect for homes as well as the outdoors, with a 400 ISO lumens brightness, and Hollywood standard visual features including D65 color temperature standard, a 90% DCI-P3 color gamut coverage, and an ability to cast images as wide as 120 inches for a truly cinematic experience.
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XGIMI’s new ISA 2.0 technology ensures you never miss a moment of your favorite movies, TV shows, or games. The MoGo 2 Pro can achieve uninterrupted automatic keystone correction and autofocus, providing users with a smoother and more immersive viewing experience. After adjusting the projector’s position, ISA 2.0 can achieve multi-angle automatic keystone correction and focus adjustment without the user’s attention, whether it’s horizontal or vertical projection, ensuring users see the clearest and most suitable projected image. Along with other intelligent features like Intelligent Eye Protection that automatically regulates the brightness, both projectors have ISA 1.0 technology which includes auto-keystone and auto-focus that kicks in the minute you switch them on, Intelligent Screen Alignment that matches the display to your projector screen, and if you’re casting on a wall, Intelligent Obstacle Avoidance so that it doesn’t shine onto your cabinet, a painting, window, or any other obstacle that isn’t your wall.
The projected media is supplemented by the MoGo 2 series’s powerful speaker system. Both the MoGo 2 and MoGo 2 Pro have two 8W speakers that deliver well-rounded audio to complement your video. There’s a 3.5mm aux out too, for connecting your projector to a much more capable audio system, and Bluetooth 5.0 if the thought of aux cables and wires irks you.
Both the MoGo 2 and MoGo 2 Pro come with dual-band WiFi and Android TV 11.0 built right into the projector, along with Chromecast for being able to mirror stuff from your Android devices onto the screen. On the rear, you’ve got a Type-C and Type-A USB port, and an HDMI 2.0 port for hooking your laptop, PlayStation, Xbox, or even your Roku or Fire Stick. There’s even support for 3D playback, with Top&Bottom, Frame Packing, and SideBySide styles (you’ll need a pair of active 3D glasses). The MoGo 2 and MoGo 2 Pro don’t have built-in batteries, and run on a power supply – however, they have support for power banks, allowing you to turn your wired projector into a wireless one, long enough to watch an entire movie.
The entire projector weighs all of 1.1 kilograms (roughly 2.4 lbs), making it simply perfect for traveling around with. There’s no handle built on the top, which I’d personally appreciate, but instead, a tripod mount on the base lets you either hook your projector to a tripod for a literally elevated experience, or a ceiling bracket for a more minimalist setup. The MoGo 2 and MoGo 2 Pro both ship with remote controls too. Use the link below to pre-book your XGIMI projector and get $50 off on the retail price!
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