XGIMI Horizon Pro review: A 4K projector that's up and running in just 6 seconds
Its small squat size means that you can easily fit it on a bookshelf rather than having to put it in a conventional TV stand setting. (image credit: XGIMI)
The projector features easily accessible volume controls and even a play/pause button on the top if you can't find the remote. (image credit: Pocket-lint)
The projector offers 4K Ultra HD picture quality with support for HDR10 and HLG formats. (image credit: Pocket-lint)
Although you get streaming services via the Android TV software you can connect other devices. There are two HDMI sockets, USB, and Ethernet around the back. (image credit: Pocket-lint)
The metal remote features all the buttons you need - apart from a source switching button. (image credit: Pocket-lint)
There are two 8W speakers. They won't create a mega cinema experience, but they are good enough to get you started without having to plug anything else in. (image credit: Pocket-lint)
With a 2,220 lumen output we've found that the Horizon Pro is good enough to use in fairly sunny rooms or with the light on. (image credit: Pocket-lint)
The projector runs Android TV, giving you access to loads of streaming services and apps. The only catch is that Netflix isn't supported. (image credit: Pocket-lint)
Software automatically ensures the picture looks good by making sure it's in focus when you turn the projector on. (image credit: Pocket-lint)
Colours are bright, punchy and vibrant - giving everything zing. (image credit: Pocket-lint)
Picture quality is great, connectivity options wide ranging, and the small and quiet operation make this ideal for those wanting that cinema experience at home. (image credit: XGIMI)
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