6,000 lumens and 4K at 120 Hz! XGIMI unveils new projectors

Calendar 10/13/2026

This article is an English translation of our original Polish review. Read the original on Wybierz.tv.

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XGIMI has revealed the detailed specifications and European prices for three new projectors in the HORIZON 30 series. The devices offer a triple RGB Laser light source, support 4K at 120 Hz signals, and Dolby Vision. The most powerful model boasts a brightness of up to 6000 ISO lumens. Interestingly, prices start at just €1,999.

The new series includes the HORIZON 30 Pro, 30 Max, and 30 Ultra Max models, which were first unveiled at IFA 2026. All use DLP technology with a 0.47-inch DMD chip and a three-laser RGB light source. They also support HDR10+, IMAX Enhanced, and Google TV.

4K, 120 Hz and even 6000 ISO lumens!

The individual models mainly differ in brightness and contrast. The cheapest HORIZON 30 Pro offers 4800 ISO lumens, while the flagship Ultra Max reaches as much as 6000 ISO lumens and a claimed native contrast of 10,000:1. The manufacturer also catered to gamers. All three projectors support a 4K signal at 120 Hz, VRR, ALLM, and AMD FreeSync. In Full HD resolution, even 240 Hz is possible. XGIMI also claims an input lag of just 1.9 ms at 120 Hz. On board there's lens shift, allowing you to move the image without repositioning the projector, plus two 12 W Harman Kardon speakers.

Photo by XGIMI

How much do the new XGIMI projectors cost?

Model

Brightness

Promotional price

HORIZON 30 Pro

4800 ISO lm

1999 € (8 999 zł)

HORIZON 30 Max

5300 ISO lm

2499 € (10 999 zł)

HORIZON 30 Ultra Max

6000 ISO lm

2999 € (12 999 zł)

The listed prices apply to the European pre-sale through October 31. Regular sales will begin November 1, 2026.

The new series looks impressive on paper, especially in terms of brightness and gaming features. However, keep in mind that the claimed specifications still need verification in independent tests.

Sources: PRAD, XGIMI

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