Xgimi has introduced its most advanced projector lineup yet with the new RS 20 series in China, signaling a major step forward in home projection technology. The series includes four models: RS 20 Plus, RS 20 Pro Max, RS 20 Ultra, and RS 20 Ultra Max, each combining native 4K resolution, a tri-laser light engine, pro-grade color calibration, and ultra-low latency performance. Let’s check out the specs and pricing.
Xgimi RS 20 Ultra Max
Sitting at the top of the range is the RS 20 Ultra Max, a projector that doesn’t pull any punches. It features a native 4K resolution (3840×2160) powered by MediaTek’s high-end MT9681 chip and Mali-G57 GPU, paired with a generous 8GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage. The custom-built red-ring “X Master” lens delivers both optical zoom (1.2–1.5:1) and advanced lens shift support: ±120% vertical and ±45% horizontal. This allows users to resize and reposition the image without compromising quality.
This projector pushes brightness to 4500 CVIA lumens (5700 ISO) and features a 10000:1 contrast ratio. Its triple-laser light engine incorporates 40 emitters and the Qualas 32 architecture, offering exceptional HDR capabilities with Dolby Vision, HDR Vivid, and IMAX Enhanced certifications. The motorized pan-tilt body, automatic keystone correction, AI obstacle avoidance, and ultra-quiet 28dB operation all add up to an experience that blends convenience with performance. The projector is finished in an elegant Etoupe grey tone and weighs 5.4kg.
Xgimi RS 20 Ultra
The RS 20 Ultra takes a slightly scaled-back approach while still packing elite hardware. Powered by the same MT9681 SoC but with 4GB of RAM and 128GB of storage, it offers 4100 CVIA lumens (4800 ISO) of brightness and utilizes a similar red-ring X Master lens with ±120% vertical and ±45% horizontal optical shift. The lens construction uses nine coated glass elements optimized for sharpness and color precision.
This model features the Qualas 22 triple-laser system with 36 emitters and SGS-certified support for Rec.709, DCI-P3, BT.2020, and Adobe RGB color spaces, all fine-tuned to Delta E<0.8 accuracy. With features like Da Vinci color mode and 22-point image customization, it’s clearly aimed at color grading enthusiasts and cinephiles. For gamers, there’s support for 240Hz at 1080p or 60Hz at 4K, plus ALLM, VRR, and an ultra-low 1ms input latency.
Xgimi RS 20 Pro Max
Positioned just below the Ultra models, the RS 20 Pro Max delivers native 4K with a laser focus on calibrated image performance. Alongside the MT9681 processor, it features the 8445 image driver and the 472TP DMD chip for rich, dynamic visuals. Brightness is rated at 3100 CVIA lumens (3800 ISO), and contrast remains a massive 10000:1.
Like its siblings, it supports Dolby Vision, IMAX Enhanced, and HDR Vivid, but it adds professional-grade LUT support. Its upgraded X-VUE 3.0 engine includes a dedicated AI processor for real-time image enhancements. Audio is handled by dual Harman Kardon speakers with surround sound support. Gaming perks include VRR, ALLM, 1ms latency, and genre-specific A/V presets.
Xgimi RS 20 Plus
The RS 20 Plus is the most accessible model in the lineup, but it still offers many of the high-end features found in the upper-tier variants. It carries the same native 4K DMD chip and custom-developed X Master lens with 1.2–1.5:1 optical zoom and ±120% shift. Under the hood, it runs on the MT9681 chipset, Mali-G57 GPU, 4GB of RAM, and 32GB of storage.
Its 18-laser setup delivers 2300 CVIA lumens (3000 ISO), and the projector supports Rec.709, DCI-P3, and BT.2020 color spaces within the same Delta E<0.8 threshold. Advanced image processing comes courtesy of X-VUE 3.0 with AI-PQ, AI-HDR, and AI-SR. Gaming support includes 240Hz at 1080p and 1ms response times, more than sufficient for console and PC gaming alike. The RS 20 Plus is housed in a darker “Little Elephant Grey” finish and weighs 4.8kg.
Pricing and Availability
The RS 20 Plus is priced at 6,699 yuan ($925), the RS 20 Pro Max at 9,199 yuan ($1,270), the RS 20 Ultra at 11,399 yuan ($1,570), and the RS 20 Ultra Max tops the range at 13,399 yuan ($1,850). All models are now available in China via major platforms and are expected to roll out to international markets later this year.
Earlier this month, Xgimi also launched the Z6X Pro compact projector in China, featuring a 910 CVIA tri-color laser light source, HiSilicon chip, and Harman-tuned audio.
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