XGIMI Halo+

Bright ; Clever automatic setup ; Clear image ; Decent audio

Expensive ; No native Netflix

A tweak to the original, the XGIMI Halo+ brings auto keystone correction to the party, making this portable projector incredibly easy to set up: just sit it down and you’ll get an in-focus, square image. High brightness and a Full HD resolution make...

Lightweight portability ; An array of features ; Crisp, bright visuals

Better suited to Android devices ; Aggressive autofocus ; Loss of shadow detail in bright light

Option of battery power ; Easy to set up and use ; Android TV 10 ; Built-in streaming apps ; Harman Kardon speakers ; Bright projection

Only 1080p resolution ; No Netflix support ; Battery only last 2 hours

The Halo+ projector is a simple, intuitive device that allows you to watch your favourite TV shows or movie in your garden or around the home, but this portability does come at a price.

Battery or mains powered ; 900 ANSI lumens ; Twin 5W Harman Kardon speakers

No TF card slot

For $849, the XGIMI Halo+ portable projector is not exactly a cheap device but it is a well-rounded one . Moreover, it’s stylish and compact and doesn’t draw unwanted attention in a room.

Bright, beautiful picture, with minimal color wheel artifacts ; Incredibly fast, automatic picture adjustment ; Reasonably quiet

Limited battery life ; No handle ; Odd remote ; No Netflix

This smoke alarm detects fire and carbon monoxide, and it warns you about severe weather and natural disasters.

It has a short warranty period compared to the rest of the smoke detectors we reviewed.

The Halo+ is a great choice if you want to integrate your smoke detectors into your smart home. Its flaws are small, and it has many benefits.