The brightest battery portable in the range, with XGIMI's full Intelligent Screen Adaptation feature set. Best for a portable that also has to work as a semi-permanent bedroom or guest-room screen. Specifications below are XGIMI's published figures — nothing is estimated.
Typical use case for the XGIMI Halo+ (Google TV) — LiveInSmart lifestyle photography, not a customer installation.
Quick answer
The XGIMI Halo+ (Google TV) is a portable smart projector with 700 ISO lumens, 1920 × 1080 (Full HD) resolution and a led light source, running Google TV. Best for a portable that also has to work as a semi-permanent bedroom or guest-room screen. It runs on its own battery. LiveInSmart provides room assessment, screen selection, installation and calibration guidance across Telangana and Andhra Pradesh.
Please note: XGIMI projector demonstrations are currently not available at our experience centres. We continue to help with model selection, room planning, screen selection, installation and calibration — contact us to discuss your room.
What the Halo+ (Google TV) actually is
The brightest battery portable in the range, with XGIMI's full Intelligent Screen Adaptation feature set. Best for a portable that also has to work as a semi-permanent bedroom or guest-room screen. In plain terms: it solves the problem of getting a big picture into a room where a television of that size would be impractical, unaffordable or simply too dominant.
Where it works best
Rooms where light can be controlled — evenings, curtains drawn, or a bedroom with the lights off. Portable projectors reward a dark room far more than they reward a big screen.
What it is not
A bright living room used in the daytime — 700 ISO lumens still prefers controlled light.
Quick specification summary
The fields below are XGIMI's published figures for this model. Where XGIMI does not publish a value, it is marked rather than estimated.
XGIMI Halo+ (Google TV) — key published specifications
Specification
Value
Brightness
700 ISO lumens
Resolution
1920 × 1080 (Full HD)
Light source
LED
Projection technology
DLP, 0.33" DMD
Image size
40" – 200"
Throw ratio
1.2:1
Operating system
Google TV
Built-in audio
2 × 5W Harman/Kardon, Dolby Audio (DD / DD+)
Battery
59.454Wh — up to 2.5h video / 5h music
Best for
a portable that also has to work as a semi-permanent bedroom or guest-room screen.
Who should buy the Halo+ (Google TV)?
Only the use cases the published specifications genuinely support are listed here.
Travel and second homes — it runs on its own battery
Bedrooms and guest rooms — set it down, it focuses and squares itself up
Outdoor and terrace movie nights after dark
Console gaming — published low-latency modes, not a marketing claim
Is this projector right for you?
The honest version. A projector that is wrong for the room disappoints regardless of how good the specification sheet looks.
A bright living room used in the daytime — 700 ISO lumens still prefers controlled light
A dedicated cinema room, where a 4K RGB triple-laser model is the right class of product
Buyers who want the smallest, lightest projector to carry — the MoGo 4 is lighter
Full specification table
Every field XGIMI publishes for this model, plus explicit gaps where it does not.
XGIMI Halo+ (Google TV) — full published specification
Field
Value
Product type
Portable smart projector
Light source
LED
Display technology / chip
DLP, 0.33" DMD
Native resolution
1920 × 1080
Brightness
700 ISO lumens
HDR
HDR10, HLG
Throw ratio
1.2:1
Image size
40" – 200"
Setup automation
Auto focus, auto keystone, intelligent screen alignment, intelligent obstacle avoidance
Operating system
Google TV
Audio
2 × 5W Harman/Kardon, Dolby Audio (DD / DD+)
Battery
59.454Wh — up to 2.5h video / 5h music
Gaming latency
≤27ms with auto keystone off (≤60ms with it on), 1080p60
Wi-Fi / Bluetooth
Wi-Fi 5 dual-band / Bluetooth 5.1 + BLE
HDMI / USB
1 × HDMI (ARC), 1 × USB
Noise
Not specified by manufacturer
Dimensions
171.5 × 113.5 × 145 mm
Weight
1.6 kg
How does it compare?
Compared only with the XGIMI models a buyer would genuinely cross-shop against the Halo+ (Google TV).
XGIMI Halo+ (Google TV) compared with the closest XGIMI models
Specification
XGIMI Halo+ (Google TV)
XGIMI MoGo 4 Laser
XGIMI MoGo 4
Type
Portable smart projector
Portable laser projector
Portable smart projector
Resolution
1920 × 1080 (Full HD)
1920 × 1080 (Full HD)
1920 × 1080 (Full HD)
Brightness
700 ISO lumens
550 ISO lumens
450 ISO lumens
Light source
LED
Laser
LED
Battery
Yes
Yes
Yes
Image size
40" – 200"
40" – 200"
40" – 200"
Throw ratio
1.2:1
1.2:1
1.2:1
Audio
2 × 5W Harman/Kardon, Dolby Audio (DD / DD+)
2 × 6W Harman/Kardon, Dolby Audio (DD / DD+)
2 × 6W Harman/Kardon, Dolby Audio (DD / DD+)
Installation, screen and room planning
A portable still benefits from a proper surface. A plain matt wall works; a fixed-frame screen works better. We advise on wall preparation, screen gain, seating distance and how much ambient light your room actually has at the times you watch, including installation and cabling guidance for a permanent setup.
Turn an XGIMI projector into a complete home theatre
A projector is one component. The result people actually remember comes from the whole chain: display, screen, sound, room treatment and control. This is the part LiveInSmart does day to day — see our home theatre setup guide and Dolby Atmos page.
Projector and matched screen — gain, size and ambient-light rejection chosen for your room
AV receiver and speakers — 5.1, 5.1.2 or 7.1.4 depending on room and ceiling
Subwoofer placement and level matching
Acoustic treatment at first reflection points — see the acoustics guide
Lighting and motorised shades so the room can actually go dark
Smart control so one button runs the whole sequence
Create a smart cinema scene
With home automation in place, a single Movie Mode scene can dim the lights, close the curtains, drop the screen, power up the AV receiver and start playback. What can be automated depends on the projector, the automation platform and the equipment connected to it — we confirm exactly which steps are supported for your combination during system planning. See home automation.
Warranty guidance
XGIMI publishes a 1-year limited warranty for MoGo 4, MoGo 4 Laser and Halo+, and a 2-year limited warranty for HORIZON 20, HORIZON 20 Pro, HORIZON 20 Max and AURA 2. Verify the warranty terms applicable to the exact model and region before making a decision.
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The brightest battery portable in the range, with XGIMI's full Intelligent Screen Adaptation feature set. XGIMI publishes 700 ISO lumens, 1920 × 1080 (Full HD) native resolution and a led light source for this model.
How bright is the XGIMI Halo+ (Google TV) and what does that mean in a real room?+
XGIMI publishes 700 ISO lumens for this model. ISO lumens are measured in controlled conditions, so treat the figure as a ceiling: the same projector looks far better in a room with curtains drawn than in one with open windows. At this brightness you want controlled light — evenings, curtains drawn, or a properly darkened room.
What screen size suits the XGIMI Halo+ (Google TV)?+
XGIMI publishes an image size range of 40" – 200". The usable size in your room depends on throw distance, ambient light and seating distance — bigger is not automatically better, because the same light is spread over more area.
Does the XGIMI Halo+ (Google TV) have a battery?+
Yes. 59.454Wh — up to 2.5h video / 5h music
Is the XGIMI Halo+ (Google TV) good for gaming?+
XGIMI publishes ≤27ms with auto keystone off (≤60ms with it on), 1080p60 for this model. Latency figures assume the low-latency picture mode; enabling auto keystone raises it on the portable models.
Can the XGIMI Halo+ (Google TV) be ceiling mounted?+
It is designed as a portable, table-placed projector. A fixed mount is possible in some rooms, but if the projector is going to live on the ceiling permanently, a mains-powered home model is the better engineering choice.
Who should not buy the XGIMI Halo+ (Google TV)?+
A bright living room used in the daytime — 700 ISO lumens still prefers controlled light. A dedicated cinema room, where a 4K RGB triple-laser model is the right class of product. Buyers who want the smallest, lightest projector to carry — the MoGo 4 is lighter.
What warranty applies to the XGIMI Halo+ (Google TV) in India?+
XGIMI publishes a 1-year limited warranty for MoGo 4, MoGo 4 Laser and Halo+, and a 2-year limited warranty for HORIZON 20, HORIZON 20 Pro, HORIZON 20 Max and AURA 2. Verify the warranty terms applicable to the exact model and region before making a decision.
Where can I see the XGIMI Halo+ (Google TV) in Telangana or Andhra Pradesh?+
XGIMI projector demonstrations are currently not available at our experience centres. Contact the LiveInSmart team to discuss suitable XGIMI options for your room — we guide you using published specifications and our installation experience.
Need help choosing the right XGIMI projector?
Share your room size, viewing distance and intended use with our projector specialists. Demonstrations are currently not available, but the LiveInSmart AV team will recommend the right model using published specifications and our installation experience.
