
Halo
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Price facts
- Last seen at $551.99 refurbished at Reebelo USA on Nov 13.
- Checked at 2 stores.
Our take on the Halo
The XGIMI Halo is a portable 1080p projector with a built-in battery, Android TV, and Google Assistant. It throws a native 1080p image up to 200 inches at 600 ISO lumens, with 4K input support and automatic ±40-degree keystone correction. The 59.454Wh battery and Chromecast built-in make it a grab-and-go option for backyards, bedrooms, and trips. Against rivals like the Anker Nebula series, it leans on brighter output and full Android TV rather than a smaller, lighter body.
- Native 1080p with 4K input support
- 600 ISO lumens is bright for a battery projector
- Automatic ±40° keystone correction
- Official Android TV with 5,000+ apps
- Chromecast and Google Assistant built in
- Built-in 59.454Wh battery for cord-free use
Halo prices at every store
- Reebelo USARefurbished
Availability unknown
$551.99Free shippingChecked 16 h ago - XGIMINew
Out of stock
$749.00Free shippingChecked 16 h ago
Halo price history
Lowest price we've seen: $749.00 on Nov 14 at XGIMI. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 14.
What reviewers say
- 4.9 / 5105 ratings
Owners rate the Halo highly, praising the sharp 1080p picture, easy auto keystone, and the freedom of the built-in battery. Complaints center on battery life at full brightness and sound that is fine indoors but thin outdoors.
- Picture qualityPraisedOwners call the 1080p image crisp and bright enough for dim rooms and shaded patios.
- Battery lifeMixedReviewers like cord-free use but say runtime shortens noticeably at full brightness.
Questions and answers
- Is the XGIMI Halo good for outdoor movie nights?
- Yes, in low light. Its 600 ISO lumens and 1080p resolution hold up on a shaded patio or after sunset. For a bright afternoon, a plug-in projector with higher lumens is a better fit.
- How long does the battery last?
- The 59.454Wh battery gives roughly a couple of hours of playback, less at maximum brightness. Expect to plug in for double features.
- Does it need a power outlet?
- No. The built-in battery runs the projector on its own, and it charges over USB-C. You still need Wi-Fi for streaming apps.
- Can I stream Netflix and YouTube on it?
- It runs official Android TV with Google Play, so you install streaming apps directly. Chromecast built-in also lets you cast from a phone.
- How big a screen can it project?
- Up to 200 inches diagonal, though the image dims as it grows. A 60 to 100-inch screen in a dark room gives the best balance of size and brightness.
- Does it correct for off-angle placement?
- Yes. Automatic ±40-degree keystone correction squares the image when the projector sits off-center, and autofocus keeps it sharp.
- Where is the Halo cheapest?
- At Reebelo USA, for $551.99, as of our latest check.









