XGIMI Halo+ GTV NEW Portable Projector, Google TV with Licensed Netflix, 700 ISO Lumens, 2 x 5W Harman Kardon Speakers, Auto Focus, ISA, Wi-Fi, Built-in Battery with 2.5 Hours Playtime
Community verdict
The updated XGIMI Halo+ GTV delivers impressive brightness, rich built-in audio, and seamless setup with reliable native Netflix support. Users consistently praise its clear picture and convenient portables features for indoor and outdoor movie nights. However, some buyers point out that the upgraded Google TV interface can occasionally stutter or feel laggy.
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Community Verdict
A concise summary of what verified buyers of XGIMI Halo+ GTV NEW Portable Projector, Google TV with Licensed Netflix, 700 ISO Lumens, 2 x 5W Harman Kardon Speakers, Auto Focus, ISA, Wi-Fi, Built-in Battery with 2.5 Hours Playtime consistently praise — and what they don’t.
Buyers love 4
- +Native Netflix support
- +Impressive picture brightness
- +Great built-in speakers
- +Effective automatic keystone
Keep in mind 3
- −Lacks smooth Google TV
- −High retail price
- −Needs dark room
What people are saying
4 quotesDirect organic buyer opinions about XGIMI Halo+ GTV NEW Portable Projector, Google TV with Licensed Netflix, 700 ISO Lumens, 2 x 5W Harman Kardon Speakers, Auto Focus, ISA, Wi-Fi, Built-in Battery with 2.5 Hours Playtime, filtered for spam and ads.
The Halo+ is noticeably brighter. I don't have the tools to test actual brightness, but by specs it's rated for 900 ANSI lumens...
This projector uses Google TV and comes with licensed Netflix, along with most other streaming apps. I can confirm that Netflix works right away.
The Google TV performance is a little lacklustre (slow/stutters) but the projector itself has really great performance for my very casual needs
It’s got built in Harmon Kardon speakers which are sufficient to use without requiring an external speaker. And it’s got some apps like Netflix built