XGIMI HAS CARVED OUT a niche over the last four years on the back of terrific projectors. The Horizon series is the brand’s home cinema line, with the standard model offering 1080p resolution and 4K limited to the Horizon Pro. XGIMI is now rolling out a new variant: the Horizon Ultra. Dubbed the next-gen model in the series, the Horizon Ultra features a hybrid LED and laser system, 4K resolution with Dolby Vision integration, and a low-latency gaming mode.
The best part is that the Horizon Ultra isn’t selling at a significant premium; the projector is debuting at $1,699—less than what the Horizon Pro launched for two years ago. Looks-wise, this projector is gorgeous; it’s not something that you tuck away in a corner. Instead, it’s designed to be the focal point of your living room.
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