XGIMI Expands Projector Lineup With Three HORIZON 30 Models
XGIMI has introduced three RGB triple-laser projectors in its HORIZON 30 series: the Pro, Max, and Ultra Max. All three support 4K at 120Hz, optical placement adjustments, and a dual-iris system, with higher models offering more brightness and contrast. The HORIZON 30 Pro starts at $1,899 and is rated at 4,800 ISO lumens with up to 8,000:1 native contrast, though these are manufacturer specifications.
XGIMI's HORIZON 30 family includes Pro, Max, and Ultra Max, all RGB triple-laser projectors. Each handles 4K at 120Hz and includes optical placement adjustment plus a dual-iris contrast system. The Pro is priced at $1,899, the Max at $2,499, and the Ultra Max at $2,999.
Brightness and contrast rise across the range: 4,800 ISO lumens and up to 8,000:1 for the Pro; 5,300 and 9,000:1 for the Max; 6,000 and 10,000:1 for the Ultra Max. XGIMI's figures are manufacturer ratings, and high-power mode may reduce color accuracy and raise fan noise. Dolby Vision, HDR10+, and IMAX Enhanced are supported.
These projectors may appeal to households seeking large-screen movies and gaming without a dedicated theater. Higher brightness could make living-room use more practical, potentially broadening projector adoption beyond enthusiasts. Price points remain premium, so access may stay limited to buyers with disposable income. Renters and small-space dwellers might benefit from optical adjustments, though ambient light and setup still shape results.