"The new Horizon 20 lineup of 4K Google TV projectors from Xgimi targets gamers who want to play day and night on the biggest screen possible. In addition to promising an incredibly bright image from the flagship model, Xgimi is at IFA 2025 saying the entire lineup supports low-latency gaming with an input lag of just 1ms - that's very responsive for a projector that will likely be able to produce a large image in rooms where you can't control the ambient lighting."
"The Horizon 20 lineup - compromised of the base Horizon 20 model, the 20 Pro, and 20 Max - is built around an RGB triple laser architecture. The flagship Horizon 20 Max projector can produce an astounding 5700 ISO lumens of brightness, according to Xgimi, which is "perfect for viewers who want immersive visuals even in daylight or high-ambient light environments.""
The Horizon 20 lineup includes base Horizon 20, 20 Pro, and 20 Max models built on an RGB triple-laser architecture and running Google TV. The Horizon 20 Max claims 5700 ISO lumens brightness, the Pro 4200 ISO lumens, and the base 3100 ISO lumens. The lineup supports low-latency gaming with a claimed 1ms input lag and 240Hz refresh. The projectors include Dolby Vision, HDR10+, and IMAX Enhanced modes, plus optical zoom and lens-shift mechanics that move the lens relative to the DMD to reposition the image without digital scaling. ISO lumen measurement is cited as more reliable than prior brightness claims.
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