The second IP announcement in the Horizon Max is Xgimi’s Dual Light 2.0 technology. Suppose you aim the Horizon Max at a new space it will remember those settings when it returns to the saved wall. Once it finds a space, it saves information on picture settings about the wall. When detecting the space, the Horizon Max will utilize the gimbal to aim the image at a key space on the wall, all while you sit back and let it do its thing.

The Horizon Max is able to take a look at the environment it is in and determine the best location to place its projection. The first big technology is ISA 5.0, Xgimi’s automatic screen adaptation. The partnerships were needed in order to bring a few new technologies to the table that can be packed into such a compact footprint. According to the company, this project was a collaboration with a few parties, including IMAX, Google, and Mediatek. The Xgimi Horizon Max is a similarly sized projector that has a few more tricks up its sleeve. This year, Xgimi is looking to build off of that success with a more premium option. It’s safe to say that the Horizon Ultra blew us away in terms of picture quality, it auto-adjustment features, and incorporation of Dolby Vision. Just several months ago, Xgimi announced the Horizon Ultra – a small smart projector that promised a really good picture at a relatively low entry price. The Xgimi Horizon Max is a premium smart projector that’s capable of producing an IMAX image, all in a small package with its own gimbal system. Xgimi is continuing its build off a solid 2023 with new releases.

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