In this XGIMI MoGo Pro+ Review, GameRevolution takes a look at the new portable projector from XGIMI. Is it worth buying for 2023?
The XGIMI MoGo Pro+ is being not-so-subtly marketed as a competitor to the newly-launched Anker Nebula Capsule 3. Both projectors boast similar specs that aim to satisfy in the portables market, but vary drastically in price with XGIMI’s unit coming in at $569 and Anker’s product launching at $799. XGIMI seems very confident that its cheaper contender can win in a head-to-head battle. After using both projectors for over a month now, I’m happy to crown a winner.
Both the XGIMI MoGo Pro+ and Anker Nebula Capsule 3 come dressed to impress with packaging that protects the premium product tucked away inside. Power cables are included along with a power adapter, remotes come with batteries, and manuals are ready and waiting to help users get started. It’s an identical experience that extends to the setup process.
Both projectors are powered by Android TV, so users can log in with their Google Accounts and make use of Play Store apps. TV and movie apps are the go-to downloads, of course.
I was initially surprised and impressed to spot Netflix listed on the XGIMI, as it’s outright missing on Anker’s product. However, when booting up Netflix, I got the usual error that said it isn’t compatible with this device. It’s a shame that these issues still exist, but streaming from a phone or using a Fire TV stick remains a solid workaround.
