The COVID-19 pandemic has brought a renewed focus to home entertainment, including watching movies and playing games.
With more time spent at home due to the pandemic, the demand for home entertainment is expected to continue growing.

Sales are rising not only for video streaming services, game consoles, and software, but also for "smart projectors" that can cast images onto walls and other surfaces.

The performance of smart projectors is advancing daily.

The "XGIMI Halo"https://www.xgimi.com/jp/halocan project images up to 300 inches (662.94cm wide / 373.38cm high) with a brightness of up to 800 ANSI lumens*, Full HD (1080p) resolution, and high image quality. It boasts one of the largest projection sizes in the industry.

In addition to visuals, it features Harman Kardon speakers, allowing for an immersive audio-visual experience.

While projectors were once typically used with external devices via Bluetooth® or HDMI, the latest smart projectors like the "XGIMI Halo" come equipped with Android TV and the Google Play Store for Android TV.



The appeal lies in its ability to enjoy movies, apps, and games with just one smart projector, even without a PC.

Despite its many functions, its compact size—slightly larger than a smartphone at approximately 113.5×171.5×145mm, with a long side of 171.5mm—is another reason for its growing popularity.

*ANSI lumens: "Lumens" is the unit for projector brightness. ANSI refers to a projector standard set by the American National Standards Institute, indicating the average projected brightness.


XGIMI Halo
Size | W113.5×H171.5×D145mm, long side (171.5mm)
Weight | 0.9kg
Projection Size | Industry's largest 300-inch screen with maximum brightness
Other Features | Android TV 9.0, up to 300-inch projection / autofocus / Harman Kardon speakers / Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, iPhone connectivity / 2K, 4K support / latest HDR10 support
Price | ¥96,800 (Amazon)

■ Amazon
https://amzn.to/3avrQiV

■ Rakuten
https://item.rakuten.co.jp/xgimi-store/halo01/