#Projektor test 2019 manual#
#Projektor test 2019 android#

There’s no denying the projector musters plenty of brightness. It’s ready to go as a home theater projector, and its colorful image and crisp 4K visuals make for an appealing image. One of the key assets of the Xgimi Aura is its ability to provide a massive image with ease. (Image credit: Mark Knapp) Picture quality Bump that up to a foot (11.7 inches to be precise) away from the wall and you’ll have a 120-inch picture.Ībout how far away the projector will need to be from your wall. At just a few inches away from the wall, the Aura will be casting an 80-inch diagonal projection. Having any objects nearby, like a plant, or decorations on the wall can easily get in the way of the projection. The Aura has a 0.233:1 aspect ratio, so it’s beaming out at a very wide angle. The projector’s positioning is going to be very important for any setup. It doesn’t always activate as soon as the projector is blocked, though, so caution is advisable. Given the power of the laser light source and danger of direct eye exposure, Xgimi has built an aggressive IR sensor onto the top of the projector that can detect when something comes near and automatically dim the display. The projector doesn’t provide a means of reframing the image to fit a certain space, something the Xgimi Elfin featured, but owners should really plan on dedicating a space with either a clear wall or a projection screen for this projector.

#Projektor test 2019 manual#

The projector doesn’t require any manual focusing, but depending on your setup, may require manual keystone adjusting using its 8-point keystone correction - a tool that can actually help accommodate for curvature as well as off-angle projection. It provides a max brightness of 2,400 ANSI Lumens and a 4K image. The Aura uses ultra-short throw DLP projection with a laser light source and 0.47-inch DMD.

Of course, the built-in set of four 15W Harmon Kardon speakers will let you forget about external speakers. The unit also has a 3.5mm and optical jack for audio output. You can power a streaming dongle with any of three USB 2.0 ports. An Ethernet port will let you run a wired internet connection to the projector, though it can connect to 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi as well. There are three HDMI 2.0 ports for external sources. Though the Aura doesn’t need any other connections beyond power, it has ports on the back for different setups. Trying to skip to the last half of Dune, the playback simply wouldn’t start up until we shifted it around a half dozen times, and when it did, the audio and video wouldn’t sync up. It’s not always perfectly responsive, takes a bit of time to start listening to voice commands, and it can stall out majorly when scrolling through video timelines.

#Projektor test 2019 android#

The hardware running the Android TV operating system could stand to be more powerful. The OS is very useful, and makes the Aura a true all-in-one device, though Xgimi still hasn’t managed to get Netflix to support its hardware, so a workaround or external source is required to watch Netflix on the Aura. As the Aura comes running Google’s Android TV operating system, the remote provides the controls needed for that interface and a Google Assistant button for voice control. The Aura includes an extra premium remote control that’s functionally similar to the plastic ones that come with its other projectors, but this one has a heftier design and metal construction that simply looks and feels great. The combo of silver and black are classy, and the design doesn’t look like an overly technical piece of equipment sitting in the living room. The unit looks almost like a blimp-shaped soundbar, and in some ways it is exactly that. This is the brand’s biggest product currently, so there’s more room for stylish accents. The Xgimi Aura continues with the stylish design found across most of Xgimi’s product line. (Image credit: Mark Knapp) Design and features