(October 22, 2025) XGIMI has expanded its footprint in projection with the introduction of the HORIZON 20 and TITAN series, a pair of launches that signal the company’s growing range across home entertainment and professional installations. Both families were developed to deliver higher performance, greater usability, and refined image control, traits that have steadily been adopted during XGIMI’s young evolution in the projector market.
The HORIZON 20 Series builds upon the success of XGIMI’s home theater line, now re-engineered for brighter output, more color accuracy, and advanced gaming responsiveness. The flagship HORIZON 20 Max delivers 5700 ISO lumens through an RGB triple-laser architecture and a new X-Master Red Ring Lens, both of which are billed to deliver a crisp, punchy image even in ambient light. The entire range supports Dolby Vision, HDR10+, Filmmaker Mode, IMAX Enhanced, and DTS:X, giving users broad compatibility with premium content and immersive formats.
Every HORIZON 20 model, from the Standard and Pro to the top-tier Max, also introduces native Netflix support and low-latency gaming features, including 1ms input lag, 240Hz refresh rate, and VRR compatibility. These upgrades make the new generation suitable for both cinema enthusiasts and competitive gamers. XGIMI’s new Pro Tuning Menu offers granular control for those who like to fine-tune color, brightness, and soundstage, while Harman Kardon audio returns with upgraded drivers designed to deliver balanced, room-filling sound.
TITAN is a bit of a different beast, standing as a leap into the professional and commercial projection market. Designed for installations, events, and large venues, TITAN is built around a dual-laser 4K engine that produces 5000 lumens with a reported 5,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio. A 0.78-inch high-efficiency imaging panel runs the visual show, while FPGA real-time image processing ensures a clean, stable signal for high-motion content.
TITAN’s installation flexibility is another highlight. The projector supports ±100% vertical and ±40% horizontal lens shift, 1.2–1.8x optical zoom, and precise geometric correction, making it adaptable for unconventional spaces and custom installations. The design carries the same aesthetic restraint found in XGIMI’s consumer products but with the performance expectations of a professional system.
Together, these releases capture XGIMI’s broader ambition: to blend technical innovation with everyday usability while extending its design philosophy beyond the living room. The company says both the HORIZON 20 Series and TITAN are part of a unified strategy to make projection more versatile, more intuitive, and more desirable for a wider audience.
The HORIZON 20 Series is available on Amazon right now, and can be found through the following links:
-HORIZON 20 MAX: https://amzn.to/4o4hXwn
-HORIZON 20 PRO: https://amzn.to/49fNyGA
-HORIZON 20: https://amzn.to/4o4hXwn
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