Proyector XGIMI MoGo 2 Pro Gen 2 1080p 430Lúmenes ISO DLP Google TV

XGIMI MoGo 2 Pro Gen 2

The MoGo 2 Pro Gen 2 is a compact Full HD projector with built-in Google TV : plug it in, point it at the wall and you have instant access to Netflix, YouTube and thousands of apps — no extra cables or external devices needed. Its small body features a rotating base that lets you tilt the image up to 120°, making it easy to place on a table, on the floor or on a shelf. It's powered via USB-C, giving you the flexibility to use it away from home with a compatible external battery.

How much brightness do you need for a good picture?

The question that determines whether this projector is right for you is a simple one: where and when are you going to use it? With 430 ISO lumens , the image is sharp with solid colours in complete darkness or in rooms with the lights off and blinds down. HDR10 adds contrast when light is controlled, and the result is great for evening sessions or afternoons with low ambient light. What won't work well is a bright living room during the day or with direct sunlight: in those conditions the image loses clarity and colours wash out. This isn't a flaw in the model — it's a direct consequence of its compact size: more brightness requires a larger, heavier projector. If you plan to use it at night or with the blinds drawn, it performs perfectly; if you want to switch it on in the middle of the afternoon with the sun streaming in, this isn't the projector for you.

A screen of up to 200 inches at short distances

With a throw ratio of 1.2:1 , the MoGo 2 Pro Gen 2 can be placed relatively close to the wall to achieve large images: no need to run cables across the entire room or rearrange your furniture. The image ranges from 40 to 200 inches at a native resolution of 1920×1080 pixels . The rotating base with 120° tilt adjustment adds flexibility for placing it on a table or on the floor without wasting time finding the right angle. Focus and keystone correction are automatic: the projector adjusts itself when you turn it on, with no manual calibration required. One detail rarely mentioned in product listings: the obstacle detection system recognises if there's a picture frame, a light switch or a plant in the projection area and automatically crops the image to avoid it, so you don't have to move the projector or the obstacle.

Built-in Google TV: streaming with nothing else connected

From the very first power-on you have Google TV with access to Netflix, YouTube and over 5,000 apps — no need to connect a Chromecast, a Fire Stick or any additional device. The included remote control is the same one used by Google TV televisions, so if you already have one at home the learning curve is minimal. The 2×8 W speakers are sufficient for a small room and everyday use; for a larger living room or if you want more volume and bass, the 3.5 mm audio jack or Bluetooth output lets you connect an external speaker without any hassle. The light source has a lifespan of 25,000 hours : at typical usage of several hours a day, that's years of operation without replacing any lamp or incurring maintenance costs.

Truly portable: works with a USB-C external battery

The MoGo 2 Pro Gen 2 has no internal battery: it needs to be connected to a power outlet or a compatible external battery to operate. It is powered via USB-C and requires a minimum output of 65 W — the same standard used by most modern laptops, so compatible options are easy to find. The real advantage of having no built-in battery is that you can choose the capacity of the external battery based on how long you need to project: a basic 65 W power bank provides a few hours of runtime; a high-capacity one extends the session according to the device's capacity. The projector itself is lighter without an integrated battery, but if you want to use it portably you'll need to carry the external battery separately. For fixed home use, a nearby power outlet is all you need.