Xgimi is gearing up to unveil its next-generation portable projector lineup — the Play 6 series — on March 20 in the Chinese market. The company is positioning the Play 6 as more than just a compact projector, describing it as a blend of portable projection, immersive audio, dynamic lighting, and creative flexibility.
Refined design, smarter features
Visually, the Play 6 doesn’t stray too far from its predecessor, the Play 5 — known globally as the MoGo 3 Pro (our full review). However, there are subtle refinements. The new model appears more curved around the edges, making it feel sleeker and possibly more comfortable to carry. Xgimi’s teaser highlights its surprisingly compact form factor, roughly the size of a milk tea cup, while integrating a built-in battery and a 360-degree hidden gimbal for flexible placement and easy adjustments.
The projector will also feature SGS-certified low blue light protection, something that could appeal to users concerned about eye strain during prolonged viewing. Another standout feature is the Harman Kardon-tuned audio system, which aims to deliver room-filling sound in a device that fits in the palm of your hand. Just like its predecessor, the Play 6 is expected to support smart color adjustments and reactive ambient lighting that syncs with sound, turning movie nights or parties into more interactive experiences.
While Xgimi hasn’t shared the full spec sheet yet, expectations are high. The Play 5 (MoGo 3 Pro) came with 1080p resolution, 450 ISO lumens brightness, and 90% DCI-P3 color coverage, alongside a 130-degree adjustable stand and automatic image alignment with ISA 2.0. Dual 5W Harman Kardon speakers and Type-C power input rounded out the package.
If Xgimi manages to build on that formula, the Play 6 could be one of the most versatile and travel-friendly projectors of 2024.
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