MoGo 3 Pro NEW Outdoor Projector with PowerBase Stand, 2.5hrs Battery, Google TV with Licensed Netflix, Build-in Adjustable Stand, 450 ISO Lumens, ISA 2.0, 2 x 5W Harman Kardon

I’m absolutely impressed with this projector! 🌟 It’s portable and easy to carry, with angle adjustments that are super simple. The most amazing part is the auto-calibration—everything becomes crystal clear in seconds, and even the corners are perfectly aligned. You can also fine-tune manually if needed, which makes it very flexible. What I love most is the thoughtful design with dozens of language options, including Simplified Chinese, making it so easy for me to operate. Definitely worth every penny—highly recommended! 👍

TL;DR: This projector exceeds expectations. Great brightness, even in some levels of daylight. The sound is impeccable, especially for such a small design. Extremely portable, setup is literally one step, and with Google TV built-in, you'll almost never find yourself plugging in an external source unless you want to. PROS: - Great, compact design - Sturdy and thoughtful hardware - Huge screen and long focal length - Automatic Keystone and Focus - Advanced settings so you can set it up just the way you want - Google TV is fast and easy to use - Speakers are excellent, especially for small design - XGIMI Support is TRULY fantastic and responsive CONS: - No built-in battery (easily remedied by the power base--be careful to make this selection when you buy; I made this mistake and now will have to pay more than double for the base) - Mini HDMI means you'll have to buy an adapter if you want to plug directly in

5 Stars – perfect for family nights We used to have one of those cheap projectors under $100, and wow, this xgimi mogo 3 is a whole different thing! The picture's super sharp, and the sound fills the whole room—and it's smart too! It does all the tuning for you, so watching stuff is easy, and the apps are all the ones I need. We've been using it for family movie nights, and everyone loves it. The kids can't stop talking about how big the screen is, and the 'magic window' mode is now our fav for bedtime stories. For the price, it's totally worth it. If you want something reliable and high-quality, this is the one to get. Best money we've spent in a long time! I'll update this review later when we try it outdoors. We also ordered the power stand too!

I got the MoGo 3 pro and the MoGo 2 pro and compared them side by side. Image quality is very similar, and the mogo 3 pro has better software with native Netflix, and I prefer the new design too. BUT the speakers are VERY different in quality. The MoGo 3 pro is a HUGE DOWNGRADE from the mogo pro 2. Both speakers are loud, but the sound quality in the mogo 3 is a lot worse. The bass in the mogo 3 is very bad. I heard to music and movies and the difference was so big. Even though I got them at a similar price and I decided to keep the MoGo 2 pro because of the sound quality, which is key for a portable projector.

Love this projector so far!!! I needed a projector for transferring artwork to canvas. An image must be very sharp in-order to use it for art transfers and it is fantastically clear. It focuses on its own but you can get the image sharper manually. This is done on the remote and not a physical wheel which is so much more helpful. I also wanted something i could actually use to watch movies on and this does both. Colors are great. Brightness is good in a dim room. I am very happy with my purchase outside of it going on sale the day i received mine from amazon. I had to download an app for mirroring that came with an album to display photos one at a time. The app was 20$ for a year. If you have an apple phone this is an android product so there are a few work arounds. I also had to connect my google account i could not use the projector otherwise. Wonderful product

I use it about 10 hours per week. On rare occasion I’ll fall asleep with it playing. If you’re looking for something to use late nights in the comfort of your own room this is for you. It takes up my entire wall with no compromise to quality. One thing I will say is that bulb is BRIGHT. If you are walking in front of the projector, please close your eyes. The speaker was kind of quiet for my liking but then again I’m use to insane bass. This would be considered acceptable sound quality that grows on you. Gamers: you may experience input lag when you using the projector as a display for console. Will be trying PC tonight to see how that is. You will need a micro HDMI to HDMI for wired connections. Casting is available when devices are connected to the same network or with casting apps. Overall 5/5 projector. Money well spent.

Looks great i use it a decent amount little to no complaints. Sucks that it doesn’t have a built in battery but plugged in at home i love it. Obviously like most low end projectors you aren’t going to have good viewing during the day unless it’s dark but at night it’s amazing good starting level projector in my opinion.

Incredible that it arrived with a defective control. I thought it was only the batteries so I tried new batteries and it was the same result: The projector prompted to pair the control, it “paired” but then it did not work at all. Somehow I managed to set it up with an external mouse, but overall the quality of the sound was bad for a “Harman & Kardon” signature speaker, the bass sounded really crappy, like a carton box. Also the projector needs to be in a really dark room to have some decent image, really bad projector for its cost, you have better options at this price point.

Awesome Projector! Pros: 1. Image quality is super clear. I’m only projecting around 60 inches, so brightness is totally fine. Most importantly, the focus uniformity is excellent! (Before this, I used an old XGIMI model, and I’ve also tried some newer brands recently—they all had sharp centers but blurry edges.) You can easily test focus uniformity by connecting it to a computer and checking if every corner looks sharp. 2. Price match worked! I bought it at a pretty high price, and two weeks later it dropped by $100 — I applied for a price match and got it successfully. 3. Very portable and USB-C powered. Power consumption is low (about 40 W normally, up to 65 W max — my each ceiling light is 50 W). That means you can even use a power bank outdoors. I actually prefer models without built-in batteries since those can’t be checked in on airplanes. 4. Dust-proof (1): There’s a glass layer in front of the lens, so dust doesn’t really build up on it (at least so far in my 3 weeks usage). You just need to wipe that glass occasionally. Generally, projector lenses themselves shouldn’t be wiped since the coating is delicate — I once damaged a lens that way. 5. Dus-proof (2): The USB and micro-HDMI ports are covered with rubber caps. 6. Dus-proof (3): It uses a DLP chip, which I believe has a dust-proof design (not sure). No dead pixels at all. I recently bought a slightly cheaper LED projector (and already returned it) — it was brighter, but by the second day it had dust inside and lots of black dots on the screen. Focus uniformity was terrible too — some parts were always blurry. 7. Supports HDMI-CEC. It’s not mentioned in the product description, but I connected my Fire TV stick, and I can control it with the XGIMI remote. 8. It can turn off the screen independently. I often used this function to listen to music. 9. Chromecast built-in. Cons: 1. The DMD chip is small (0.23 inch), so the screen-door effect is noticeable if you’re really close to the image. But from a normal viewing distance, it’s not visible. Considering it’s a portable projector, I think the small chip is acceptable for the size, power, and price. Of course, if a slightly larger chip version cost about the same, that’d be even better. 2. The built-in Google TV isn’t very smooth — slower than my Fire TV stick. 3. The sleep function can be a bit unstable. If you press the power button again while it’s still going to sleep, it sometimes wakes up mid-process, and the projection colors can go weird. Now I usually just wait until it’s fully asleep before turning it back on, but the problem is — it’s hard to tell when that happens. There is a small indicator light showing it’s in sleep mode, but it’s placed on the side and easy to miss. Maybe the position of that indicator could be improved. Funny thing — the LED projector I returned had an almost perfect 5-star rating, but in real use it was much worse than this one. Meanwhile, this one only has a 4.3 rating, which I honestly don’t get.

I have been using this projector for more than a month now, and I am genuinely enjoying it every day. The performance has been excellent, and it has even made me a regular Netflix viewer since purchasing the product. The screen size is impressive, allowing me to watch content on a much larger display without any loss in picture quality. The image remains sharp and clear, which makes movie nights and daily viewing a great experience. This projector truly offers value for money. You get excellent performance and features for the price you pay. The setup process was extremely smooth—I faced no issues at all. What impressed me further was the customer service; the service team even called to check if I needed any assistance, which shows how reliable and supportive they are. The auto-adjustment features work very well. The projector automatically adjusts the screen size and performs auto-keystone correction accurately, making setup effortless every time. I often use it in open spaces and carry it around frequently. So far, I haven’t faced any difficulties. The dust resistance also seems to work well, as the projector continues to perform perfectly even with regular movement and use. Overall, the XGIMI Pogo 3 is a reliable, user-friendly, and high-quality projector that I would confidently recommend.

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After starting with a cheap projector that left me underwhelmed, I upgraded and landed on the XGIMI MoGo 3 Pro—and I’m glad I did. While it’s not the most spec-packed projector out there, it hits a sweet spot between design, performance, and everyday usability. The sleek, minimalist design instantly stood out. It doesn’t scream “tech gadget,” which is a plus, especially for something that now lives permanently in my bedroom setup. Its portability is a game-changer too—light enough to move around and compact enough to fit in anywhere. A few features that sealed the deal for me: Google TV is built-in, making streaming effortless right out of the box USB-C support simplifies power and connectivity The built-in battery stand is super convenient for indoor and outdoor use Most impressive of all: it’s whisper-quiet—no fan noise, which is rare for a projector I was initially unsure about how it would perform outdoors, but it genuinely exceeded expectations. It’s not 4K, and that’s probably the one thing I’d upgrade if I could, but for casual viewing and a stylish experience, it’s hard to beat at this price point.