MoGo 3 Pro - XGIMI
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MoGo 3 Pro - XGIMI

A compact, portable 1080p projector featuring an integrated gimbal stand, 360-degree sound, and native Google TV.

Price

£499.00

Editorial rating

4.5 / 5

Last price check

23/02/2026 04:42

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Editorial take

Why we picked it

The XGIMI MoGo 3 Pro is our Hero today because it finally solves the "where on earth do I put the tripod" dilemma that plagues every impromptu movie night. It's for those of us who want to turn a blank wall-or a ceiling, if you're feeling particularly lazy-into a cinema without it looking like a building site.

I've spent the evening projecting onto my bedroom ceiling, which is peak "I've given up on adulthood" luxury, and the integrated gimbal stand makes it ridiculously easy to aim. It's the Hero because it's a projector that actually understands we don't all live in a perfectly calibrated home theatre; sometimes we just want to watch Succession in bed.

With Google TV baked in, you don't even need to faff about with dongles or cables, making it the most streamlined way to ignore your responsibilities in high definition.

Detailed verdict

The full review

The Irresistible

  • The built-in gimbal stand is a masterclass in utility, allowing for a 130-degree tilt so you can project onto the ceiling without propping the device up on a pile of books.
  • Native Google TV and Netflix support mean you actually get a decent interface that doesn't feel like it was designed in 2004.

The Clever Part

  • The auto-keystone and focus are incredibly snappy, fixing the "wonky screen" syndrome in seconds every time you accidentally kick the projector.
  • It can be powered by a 65W power bank via USB-C, which is a total game-changer for backyard screenings or camping trips where you still demand creature comforts.

The Fine Print

  • While 1080p is sharp enough for a 100-inch screen in a dark room, it's not going to win any awards for brightness if you've got the "big light" on.
  • The 360-degree sound is surprisingly clear for its size, but if you're expecting a cinematic thumping bass, you'll still want to tether it to a proper speaker.

The Reality Check

  • The "gimbal" is so smooth that if you have a curious cat or a particularly heavy-handed toddler, your movie will be vibrating across the walls like a hyperactive moth.