Wanbo Mozart 1 Pro vs XGIMI HORIZON 

Thanks @PopaSergiuMihai! Let us know how it performs once you've had the chance to try it out

Thanks for your feedback! It's true that DLP projectors can appear satisfactory on their own. However, single-chip DLP projectors are known for their limitations in black levels and the "rainbow effect," as seen in comparisons. This is due to scattered unused light reflecting as dim gray on the screen during dark scenes. For improved results, dual-chip or higher-priced DLP models may be necessary. Feel free to check out this discussion for more insights: www.avsforum.com/threads/will-dlp-ever-get-decent-black-levels.3117968/

I haven't tested that specific setup myself, but typically, Bluetooth speakers work with Android TV and may not support audio output via HDMI

It has good color saturation

@@HXMAGAZINETV With what color saturation (RGB) settings did you use the wanbo during the test?

I used the default RGB settings for the Wanbo during my tests

I did have both turned on to compare them directly. It wasn’t overly noisy

With a throw ratio of 1.2 given by Mozart and DaVinci and at a distance of 3.2 meters, the projected image size would normally be about 151 inches. To achieve a screen size of 70 inches, you would need to reduce this size by about 54%. However, Mozart and DaVinci offer the ability to reduce the image size by up to 50%. In this case, with a maximum reduction of 50%, you could achieve a screen size of approximately 75.5 inches, which is quite close to your target of 70 inches. Therefore, it would be feasible to get quite close to the desired screen size for your setup.

@@HXMAGAZINETV Thanks a lot for the answer. Do you have a suggestion for my current setup or should I just try with the Mozart?

Given the capabilities of the Mozart, I'd suggest trying it out in your current setup to see how well it projects at the desired size. It should come close to your target of 70 inches with its zoom features. Let us know how it goes!

Thanks a lot!

That's true, DLP projectors can produce a rainbow effect due to their color wheel design. Some people are more sensitive to it than others. If you notice it frequently and it bothers you, an LCD projector might be a better choice as they don't have this issue

Thanks for your comment, Macy! You're right that the Wanbo is a single-chip LCD and XGIMI uses DLP technology, which can make direct comparisons tricky. Each has its own strengths depending on what features are most important to the user. I'd love to hear more about your experiences with these projectors!

Thanks for sharing. Could you share more about what specific aspects didn’t meet your expectations? I’m always looking to provide the most useful information in my reviews.

I haven't noticed any significant latency issues with these projectors for casual gaming. If you're mainly using it with the PS5, the Mozart 1 should suffice, as the Pro version mainly adds Netflix and official Android TV support

@@HXMAGAZINETV oke so if you want to have official locensed stuf than the mozart pro but for gaming they are both good for use ?

Yes, exactly, @tezcankutlu7632! Both the Mozart and Mozart Pro are suitable for gaming. If you're looking for additional features like official Netflix support and licensed Android TV, then the Mozart Pro would be the better choice.

@@HXMAGAZINETV thanks, i also read the mozart 1 pro has a game mode. Does it have lower latency than the mozart 1 ?

The game mode on the Mozart 1 Pro mainly enhances color settings for gaming. Both the Mozart 1 and 1 Pro have minimal latency, so they’re great for gaming

Thanks for your input, @pacobaile7684! The XGIMI Horizon indeed has some impressive features. What do you like most about this model?