Xgimi, known for manufacturing smart 4K projectors, have now announced two new 4K projectors. Horizon Max is the company’s brightest 4K smart projector to date, whereas it has also announced Aladdin, ...

Forward-looking: At CES this year, exhibitors have once again attempted to show how projectors can provide a premium home theater viewing experience while better complementing a room's décor compared ...

A projector hidden in a ceiling lamp is one of those deceptively simple ideas that makes us envious for not thinking of it first. I guess we’ll just have to try harder in future. For now though, we’re ...

Xgimi is continuing its build off a solid 2023 with new releases. The Xgimi Horizon Max is a premium smart projector that’s capable of producing an IMAX image, all in a small package with its own ...

The Horizon Max is rated at 3,100 ISO lumens and is IMAX Enhanced certified, while the 3-in-1 Aladdin is a rehash on the ceiling lamp, projector, and Bluetooth speaker combo. The Horizon Max is rated ...

It may be marketed as a projector, but the Jiawen Galaxy Projector Light is more of an ambient night-light than anything else. It’s great at what it does and looks very stylish, but don’t buy this ...

XGIMI has launched a smart light that also functions as a 100-inch projector and a Harmon Kardon smart speaker. The company has also launched a new long-throw projector that automatically locates and ...

"Hey Google, turn on the star show" – easy peasy. 10 different color choices. 360-degree spinning projections. Up to 21 different lighting modes, so you can go from a starry night to gentle ocean ...

Forget about scientific accuracy: The Mokoqi Star Projector is all about helping young children fall asleep. Cartoon stars create a calming pattern on the walls and ceiling, though we found the LCD ...

Beam, a lightbulb-shaped gadget, promises projects your smartphone screen onto any surface you want. Launched on Kickstarter this month, the $350 projector screws into any lightbulb socket, so you can ...

Ultrashort-throw projectors, also called UST and "laser TVs," are one of the most popular projector types on the market. These rectangular devices sit almost right against the wall, projecting upwards ...