XGIMI MoGo 3 Pro Mini Projector
£298.97
|The XGIMI MoGo 3 Pro (XN13A) is a compact 1080p mini projector with Google TV, licensed Netflix, a 130-degree adjustable stand and a bundled PowerBase Stand. At 1.1kg, it is built for moving the cinema around the house rather than permanently donating a wall to electronics.
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At a glance
One-line verdict
A genuinely portable mini projector with Netflix and a proper adjustable stand, provided you accept that its freedom from sockets comes from the PowerBase rather than the projector itself.
Best for
People who want a compact, streaming-ready projector for occasional film nights, spare rooms and taking the screen to wherever the sofas have drifted.
Skip it if
Skip it if you need a projector with its own battery, because the MoGo 3 Pro needs the separate PowerBase Stand for cable-free playtime.
The full picture
Portable projectors are usually sold as an escape from the tyranny of the television. In reality, they can become a small plastic hostage negotiation involving apps, cables, a tripod bought in 2017 and one increasingly irritated wall. The XGIMI MoGo 3 Pro is compelling because its specification tries to remove several of those objections before anyone has had time to lose the remote.
This XN13A model combines a 1080p listing specification, Google TV with licensed Netflix, and a 130-degree adjustable built-in stand. That last bit is more important than it sounds. A projector that needs a stack of cookbooks to point vaguely at a wall is not portable; it is just kitchenware with a power cable. Here, the stand is part of the product rather than a separate apology.
The selected UK version also includes the PowerBase Stand. Since the projector has no built-in battery, this is not decorative furniture: it is the difference between setting up near a socket and taking a film night to the garden, spare room or that holiday rental with exactly one functioning lamp. XGIMI quotes approximately 2.5 hours of playtime in ECO mode under laboratory conditions, with less battery life outside that mode.
At 1.1kg and 204.9 × 95 × 95mm, the MoGo 3 Pro makes a persuasive case for the sort of person who has a blank wall, an overstuffed streaming watchlist and a suspiciously flexible definition of “we should probably go to bed”. We think it is a particularly complete answer to the portable-projector itch, provided its battery arrangement is understood rather than discovered halfway through the third act.
The Irresistible
- The 130-degree adjustable built-in stand gives the projector a far more civilised route to aiming at a wall or ceiling than balancing it on whatever object has survived the coffee table.
- Google TV with licensed Netflix is specified on the selected listing, so the streaming setup is less likely to become an evening of password archaeology.
- The included PowerBase Stand supplies a practical answer to the absence of an internal battery, with XGIMI quoting approximately 2.5 hours in ECO mode under stated lab conditions.
The Clever Part
- At 1.1kg and 204.9 × 95 × 95mm, it is compact enough to relocate between rooms, pack for a trip or lend to a friend brave enough to host film night.
- Dual-band Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5.1, USB, PD3.0-capable USB-C and Micro HDMI with ARC cover a sensible spread of connection options.
- The listing specifies 1080p, while the projector uses an LED light source, DLP technology and a 0.23-inch DMD chip.
The Fine Print
- The MoGo 3 Pro has no built-in battery; unplugged use depends on bringing the PowerBase Stand along.
- XGIMI's approximately 2.5-hour PowerBase figure applies in ECO mode and under laboratory conditions, with reduced battery life when ECO mode is exited.
The Reality Check
- Anyone wanting one self-contained projector to grab and go should look hard at the battery arrangement: this is a projector plus PowerBase proposition, not a battery-powered cylinder by itself.
Buyer questions answered
Is the XGIMI MoGo 3 Pro worth buying?
Yes, the XGIMI MoGo 3 Pro is a strong pick when you want a compact 1080p projector with Google TV, licensed Netflix, an adjustable stand and a bundled PowerBase Stand. Its main caveat is wonderfully unglamorous: the projector itself has no built-in battery.
Does the XGIMI MoGo 3 Pro have licensed Netflix?
Yes, the selected UK listing states that the XGIMI MoGo 3 Pro has Google TV with licensed Netflix. That removes one of portable projection's traditional little admin tasks.
Does the XGIMI MoGo 3 Pro come with a PowerBase Stand?
Yes, the selected UK listing is the XGIMI MoGo 3 Pro with PowerBase Stand. XGIMI states that the stand provides approximately 2.5 hours of projector playtime in ECO mode under its laboratory test conditions.
How portable is the XGIMI MoGo 3 Pro?
The XGIMI MoGo 3 Pro measures 204.9 × 95 × 95mm and weighs 1.1kg. It is small enough to move between rooms without making a ceremony of it, although it is still a projector rather than a pocket pebble.
Does the XGIMI MoGo 3 Pro have a built-in battery?
No, the XGIMI MoGo 3 Pro does not have a built-in battery. Portable battery play comes from the PowerBase Stand, and XGIMI says leaving ECO mode reduces its battery life.
How bright is the XGIMI MoGo 3 Pro?
The selected UK listing specifies 450 ISO lumens. That is the stated brightness figure, not permission to infer how it will suit every room or lighting situation.
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