XGIMI has debuted its 2026 projector lineup, which includes the MIRA 4K ultra short throw projector and two new portable projectors as part of its popular Elfin series to meet the needs of a wider range of users. The all-new Flip 4K and Elfin Flip Laser models are powered by an RGB Triple Laser Engine that produces significantly richer colors and covers 110% of the BT.2020 color space. The brightness has also been increased to the claimed 1,600 lumens, which is much higher than earlier models. This simple upgrade makes both of them suitable for average-lit daytime rooms.
Both portable laser projectors have nearly same specifications, except for the 1080p resolution and 10,000:1 contrast ratio of the Elfin Flip Laser model. One more thing they differ in is the zoom hardware, as the 4K model utilizes an optical lens with a 0.98-1.3:1 throw ratio that allows it to scale images up to 200 inches with zero digital degradation. In addition to 1ms low latency, it supports ALLM and VRR for tear-free visuals with minimal lag, providing an immersive large-screen gaming experience.
The 150-degree adjustable gimbal stand is retained, making them ideal for flexible projection without a tripod. You can even tilt the projectors straight up to watch movies comfortably while lying flat in bed. They also utilize XGIMI’s Intelligent Screen Adaptation (ISA) technology to automate autofocus, uninterrupted keystone correction, obstacle avoidance, and wall color adjustment.
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Elfin Flip 4K and Elfin Flip Laser both run on the Google TV smart system, providing easy access to various apps, such as Netflix, HBO Max, Prime Video, and more. They are powered by a 7W Harman Kardon speaker to complete the viewing experience. The image projection size has also been upgraded so you can project an image size from 40 inches to 200 inches using both of them.
These portable laser projectors are now available to purchase from the official website. The Elfin Flip Laser is listed for $719, while the 4K model is priced at $899.
Via: New Atlas
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