The XGIMI Elfin Flip shines as a compact, feature-rich projector for casual entertainment—ideal for movie nights, casual gaming, or portable use in controlled lighting.
Product Overview
Core Specs
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Resolution: Native 1080p (Full HD) for crisp, detailed visuals
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Brightness: Rated at 400 ISO lumens, best suited for dim or dark environments
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Smart OS: Runs Android TV / Google TV, with licensed Netflix pre-installed and access to major streaming apps
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Audio: Dual 3W speakers, often tuned in partnership with Harman Kardon, and includes Dolby Audio
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Auto-Setup Features (ISA): Includes Auto Keystone Correction, Auto Focus, Intelligent Obstacle Avoidance, and Intelligent Screen Alignment for quick and hassle-free setup
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Design: Slim, portable form factor (~2.5 in thick, ~2.6 lb / 1.18 kg), with a flip-out stand that doubles as a handle and lens protector
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Gaming Performance: Offers impressive ~10 ms input lag in Game Mode—ideal for casual gaming
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Build & Connectivity: Durable, compact shell with HDMI, USB-A, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth support. LED light source rated for ~25,000 hours
Pros & Highlights
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Ultra-portable and user-friendly: Thin, light, and easy to move or mount; the flip stand simplifies setup.
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Robust smart platform: Straightforward access to popular streaming apps—including Netflix—without extra devices
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Automated setup: Auto-focus and keystone make alignment effortless, especially for impromptu use
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Good value for money: Frequently offers competitive pricing (~USD 279–299), especially during sales
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Great sound for its size: Harman Kardon/Dolby Audio adds a punchy, clear audio experience
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Responsive for casual gaming: ~10 ms input lag delivers satisfactory performance for most gamers
Cons & Limitations
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Limited brightness: At 400 ISO lumens, visibility drops off in well-lit environments; best for dark or dim settings
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Image quality: While sharp, the contrast and color accuracy can be modest; improvements require post-calibration
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No built-in battery: Requires mains power—less mobile than battery-powered alternatives
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Auto-Keystone isn’t foolproof: Some users report occasional alignment misses depending on angle or surface
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Voice control missing: Lacks built-in mic or voice input—some comparable models (like MoGo 3 Pro) offer voice assistant support
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Port selection is basic: Only includes one HDMI and one USB-A—fine for most, but limited for multi-device setups
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Lower-lumen alternative exists: XGIMI’s MoGo 3 Pro provides marginally higher brightness and built-in battery for greater flexibility
Summary Table
Feature | Highlights |
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Portability | Extremely compact and lightweight with protective flip design |
Setup | Auto-focus, keystone, obstacle avoidance, screen alignment |
Smart Features | Google TV with Netflix and app ecosystem built in |
Brightness | 400 ISO lumens—best in dark environments |
Image Quality | Sharp 1080p, decent color—enhanced via calibration |
Sound | Dual 3W Harman Kardon speakers w/ Dolby Audio |
Gaming | Low input lag (~10 ms) in Game Mode |
Power | No internal battery—needs constant power source |
Drawbacks | Basic port options, no voice control, auto-keystone limitations |
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