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The MoGo 2 Pro Makes a Great Portable Projector Even Better, Review - Cinelinx

€ 231.99 · 4.5 (536) · En stock

XGIMI has launched the follow-up model to their portable projector, the MoGo Pro, and it offers a pretty impressive upgrade. Fun fact: the first projector I ever reviewed was XGIMI’s MoGo Pro…

Xgimi MoGo 2 Pro review: a mighty, mini Android TV projector

The MoGo 2 Pro from XGIMI was designed for fun-filled home entertainment whenever you need it. Featuring a bright 400 ISO lumens, the highest in its class, D65 color temperature standard used in Hollywood, premier built-in surround sound speakers, and upgraded ISA 2.0 technology, MoGo 2 Pro delivers a professional visual experience in a small build but in a big way! Never be bored at home again.

XGIMI Mogo 2 Pro | 1080p Portable Projector 2023 | 400 ISO Lumens | Power Banks Supported | Android TV 11.0 | 3D Movies at Home

Xgimi MoGo 2 Pro review: a mighty, mini Android TV projector

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Hollywood-Standard Visuals: With 400 ISO lumens, integrated D65 color temperature standard adopted by Hollywood, and a 90% DCI-P3 color gamut, all

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Immersive Visual Experience: With 400 ISO lumens, the DLP movie projector Integrated D65 color temperature standard presents reflective imaging with

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Xgimi MoGo 2 Pro review: a mighty, mini Android TV projector

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XGIMI MoGo 2 Pro 1080P Portable Projector, Mini Projector with WiFi and Bluetooth, Android TV 11.0, 400 ISO Lumens, 2X8W Speakers, Supports 4K, Auto Focus, Object Avoidance, and Screen Adaption

XGIMI MoGo 2 Pro 1080P Portable Projector, Mini Projector with WiFi and Bluetooth, Android TV 11.0, 400 ISO Lumens, 2X8W Speakers, Supports 4K, Auto Focus, Object Avoidance, and Screen Adaption