Xgimi Horizon 20 Max: The Brightest Projector for Movie Nights
▼ Summary
– Xgimi introduced the Horizon 20 series projectors at IFA, which are compact yet capable of competing with bulkier systems on picture quality.
– The top-tier Horizon 20 Max delivers 5700 ISO lumens using a triple-RGB laser system and is designed for impressive imagery even in daylight.
– All models feature Dolby Vision, HDR10+ Filmmaker Mode, IMAX Enhanced certification, and user-friendly setup options like lens shifting and auto-keystone.
– Built-in Netflix streaming, gaming-friendly specs (such as 240Hz refresh rate), and Harman/Kardon-tuned speakers with DTS:X audio enhance the user experience.
– The projectors are available for pre-order with prices ranging from $1699 to $2999, and Xgimi also unveiled the Titan, a high-end commercial projector with advanced features but undisclosed pricing.
For those seeking a truly cinematic experience at home, the Xgimi Horizon 20 Max redefines what’s possible with a modern projector. This powerhouse delivers an astonishing 5700 ISO lumens, making it one of the brightest consumer projectors available. Thanks to its advanced triple-RGB laser system and custom X-Master Red Ring lens, it produces vivid, detailed imagery even in well-lit rooms, turning any space into a premium viewing environment.
Part of the new Horizon 20 series, which includes the Horizon 20 and Horizon 20 Pro, these models blend sleek, compact designs with performance that rivals much larger systems. All three come equipped with Dolby Vision, HDR10+ Filmmaker Mode, and IMAX Enhanced certification, ensuring exceptional color accuracy and contrast. Setup is simplified with features like lens shifting, optical zoom, and auto-keystone correction, while a dedicated Pro Tuning menu offers enthusiasts deeper control over image settings.
Convenience is another strong suit. Built-in Netflix support means instant access to streaming content without extra devices, though ample ports are available for gaming consoles or media players. Gamers will appreciate the variable refresh rate, 1ms input latency, and up to 240Hz refresh rate, delivering smooth and responsive gameplay. Audio is handled by Harman/Kardon-tuned speakers with DTS:X support, creating an immersive virtual surround sound experience.
Pre-orders are currently open, with shipments expected by mid-October. The Horizon 20 starts at $1699, the Pro at $2499, and the Max at $2999. Early buyers can take advantage of a special bundle that includes a floor stand and a game code for Assassin’s Creed: Shadows.
Beyond the consumer lineup, Xgimi also unveiled the Titan, a commercial-grade projector aimed at professional and high-end applications. It boasts 4K resolution, a dual-laser light source delivering 5000 lumens, and extensive lens adjustment capabilities, including ±100% vertical and ±40% horizontal shift. While pricing remains undisclosed, it’s clear this model is designed for those with demanding visual requirements and ample budgets.
(Source: Stuff.tv)
