Questions about XGIMI Mogo Pro+

Sorry Virginia, but that's just not true. I've been watching this product for a while and it wasn't available anywhere for 659 francs. I even looked for it yesterday at Digitec and it wasn't 659 francs. Even at Aldi it's only 399 francs. To be honest, I'm very disappointed with Digitec and didn't expect them to use such dodgy practices

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Hello, you can use/install Zattoo (or other), IPTV, Plex to connect to a library of films and series, and it's also possible to install Netflix or Replay channels, for example.

Yes, the XGIMI MoGo Pro+ supports screen mirroring with iPhones and other devices. It has Chromecast built-in, which makes it possible to stream content such as apps, music, games and videos from Android and Apple devices directly to the projector.

Yes, should work.

There are two possibilities: 1- If Swisscom TV offers an app via Play Store --> download, install, log in and watch TV. 2- If the Swisscom TV receiver supports one of the communication protocols (WLAN, Bluetooth, Chromecast, SmartTV or HDMI) --> connect both devices and watch TV.

Xgimi is currently working on the BD (Business Development) process for Netflix, according to the support site. At the moment, you can download the XTV Manager APK from the Google Play Store and use Netlfix on the MoGo Pro+. 1) Search for "XTV Manager" in Google Play. 2) Open the XTV Manager and select "Apps", then you will find Netflix. Tutorial video for your reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQ824GX1jS8

Of course it can, it can project everywhere and aligns itself very well if you place it "wrongly". However, if you place it on the bed, for example, it can no longer cool because the hot air can no longer escape...

Unfortunately, it does not work. The input voltage is 19 V. With a converter, however, you can connect it to the 220 V power supply in the car.

I received an answer from Xgimi support today. Unfortunately, it was very sobering and not a word about the options displayed when changing the volume: Wording from support via email: Hi, Concerning your question please: No, it's recommended to connect with external devices. Mikail XGIMI Customer Service Team

Yes, of course - as long as the Lightning to HDMI adapter goes. In short, the device has an HDMI port.

With Chrome you can transfer desktop or browser windows, for AirPlay you will need AppleTV ...

It probably depends on the headphones. With my Bose headphones, however, it was possible without any problems.

Hi. The app selection that runs on the Xgimi is rather limited. With a few detours, Netflix and Zattoo can at least be installed and made to work, and some TV channel-specific apps also work. In my opinion, however, the Swisscom TV app cannot be installed. The best thing to do is to find out whether Swisscom TV is available on an Amazon FireStick or Google Chromecast 3 (not according to the Internet) - then this would still be an option (connect a small separate Böxli to the XGimi via HDMI. Bluetooth is not sufficient for video transmission - it must be WLAN - at least AirPlay or Chromecast can be used to transfer the image from your iPhone to the projector. However, I can't recommend this either, as the picture is OK, but in the long run (e.g. for a film) it is very jerky and the quality/repeat rate suffers noticeably. Or in short: Super device for e.g. Netflix and Zattoo via WIFI in the home network - but probably not for Swisscom TV.

Correct, the product has Wifi and Bluetooth (4.2/5.0). Unfortunately, this information is missing from the specifications, which is why it is not shown in a comparison. However, we will adapt the data in due time. Unfortunately, Xgimi still lacks the licence to offer Netflix as an integrated app. However, you can mirror your smartphone via Chromecast, for example.

I am not personally familiar with these products so I invite you to directly compare them on their website: https://www.xgimi.com/it/mogo-pro https://www.xgimi.com/it/mogo-pro+ The price difference is defined by the supplier and the online market, which is highly variable.