XGIMI Mira 2,000 Lumens 4K RGB Laser TV Projector for Living Room Home Cinema

XGIMI Mira – laser TV with RGB triple laser, Harman/Kardon sound and Google TV

The XGIMI Mira is an ultra short throw laser TV for the living room: it sits on the sideboard directly in front of the wall and casts a 4K image of 80 to 120 inches from just a few centimetres away. The RGB triple laser covers 110 % of the BT.2020 colour gamut with a colour deviation of dE<1, while the 2.1-channel, 36 W Harman/Kardon speaker delivers the sound. Google TV brings the major streaming apps straight to your wall.

Key benefits at a glance

• RGB triple laser, 110 % BT.2020, dE<1: three pure laser colours cover the extended BT.2020 colour gamut, with a colour deviation of dE<1 in the calibrated range
• Dolby Vision, HDR10+ and HLG: scene-by-scene HDR metadata for detailed contrast in dark and bright areas of the picture
• Harman/Kardon 2.1ch, 36 W: two full-range drivers plus a 20 W subwoofer for films, sport and series without a separate sound system
• Google TV: Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+ and YouTube pre-installed, voice search and Chromecast built-in, no external streaming player needed
• ISA 5.0: automatic setup: autofocus, auto keystone correction, screen alignment and Eye Comfort at the touch of a button
• 1 ms input lag at 240 Hz (1080p), VRR and ALLM: responsive gaming picture for PS5 and Xbox Series X, eARC for uncompressed audio

Is the XGIMI Mira the right choice?

• Yes, if you are looking for an all-in-one device that combines picture, sound and streaming: 80 to 120 inches of 4K directly in front of the wall, powerful Harman/Kardon 2.1 sound and ready-to-use Google TV – without an external sound system or streaming player.
• Not ideal, if you watch in a very bright room during the day: a model with higher light output gives you more headroom, see 4K laser TV.
• Not suitable for ceiling mounting, if you use a matching laser TV screen (CLR): its microstructure is designed for light from below, so the Mira belongs on the sideboard below the picture, not on the ceiling. If you definitely want ceiling mounting, choose a projector with conventional optics.

To go with it: a CLR screen for laser TVs maintains contrast in daylight, and an AV receiver takes the sound to home cinema level with true surround.

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Applications: what the XGIMI Mira is suited for

Laser TV in the living room
The Mira sits on the TV unit directly in front of the wall and projects an image of 80 to 120 inches from a short distance. No cables running across the room, no projector ceiling lift. With a suitable CLR screen, the picture stays high in contrast even on a bright afternoon. This is the classic use for this device.

Movie nights and watch parties
The RGB triple laser with 110 % BT.2020 and Dolby Vision renders film colours richly and naturally, while motion interpolation (MEMC) keeps fast pans and sport steady. The Harman/Kardon speaker fills the room with sound. If you want to pass through Dolby Atmos sound from your source device, connect your sound system directly via eARC.

Gaming on a big screen
With 1 ms input lag at 240 Hz in 1080p, the Mira responds without noticeable delay, VRR counters tearing and ALLM switches on game mode automatically. Connect your PS5 and Xbox Series X via HDMI. This makes the Mira well equipped for relaxed living room sessions on a big screen.

Gaming with the XGIMI Mira: 240 Hz and 1 ms input lag

The Mira runs at up to 240 Hz in Full HD with just 1 ms input lag, ALLM activates game mode automatically and VRR smooths fluctuating frame rates. Three HDMI inputs are available, so there is no need to swap cables. For spontaneous evenings on the sofa with friends and action, racing or sports titles at 100 inches, the Mira is just right; competitive eSports remains the domain of dedicated gaming projectors.

Picture quality: 4K UHD, RGB triple laser and 110 % BT.2020

Using XPR pixel shift, the Mira builds the picture from the full 8.3 million pixels of 4K resolution (3,840 × 2,160), for visibly fine detail and clean edges at 100 inches and more. The 0.39-inch DLP chip and the highly transmissive coated lens ensure a detailed picture right into the corners.

The light source is an RGB triple laser made up of three pure laser colours. It covers 110 % of the BT.2020 colour gamut, with a colour deviation of dE<1 in the calibrated range. Skin tones, natural tones and vivid film colours look rich and natural. The dynamic contrast of 20,000:1 deepens dark scenes, while MEMC (Motion Estimation / Motion Compensation) smooths sports broadcasts and fast camera pans.

The Mira processes Dolby Vision, HDR10+ and HLG: scene-by-scene metadata controls brightness and colour dynamically, so that bright and dark areas of the picture remain detailed at the same time. HDR content from Netflix, Disney+ or YouTube thus uses the full colour depth.

Connections

Connections at a glance:

HDMI, 3× (1× with eARC)

Three inputs for a console, Blu-ray player or set-top box, one of them with eARC: this port sends uncompressed audio (Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD Master Audio) back to an AV receiver, while the other two remain free for source devices. Ultra High Speed HDMI cables are recommended for 4K and HDR; from about 7 to 10 m, optical HDMI makes sense.

USB Type A, 2×

USB sticks for local video files or power for source devices. An Apple TV 4K or Fire TV Stick needs its own power socket.

Audio out 3.5 mm jack + optical (S/PDIF)

Headphones or active speakers via jack, your sound system digitally via Toslink, in addition to the eARC option.

LAN (RJ-45)

Wired network for stable 4K streaming and firmware updates, more reliable than Wi-Fi for long movie nights.

Wi-Fi (Wi-Fi 6) + Bluetooth 5.2

Dual-band Wi-Fi for streaming and wireless casting from your smartphone. Bluetooth connects wireless headphones, speakers or a gamepad.

Light source & operation

The RGB triple laser is maintenance-free, with no lamp replacement; the 20,000 to 30,000 operating hours typical of this laser class mean over 18 years of use at three hours of home cinema a day. At 28 dB(A), the Mira stays quiet at home cinema distance, comparable to a quiet room. The nano-coating with lotus effect lets dust and splashes roll off the optics.

Smart features: Google TV, Chromecast and XGIMI WALL

Google TV brings the major streaming apps straight to your wall: Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+ and YouTube are pre-installed, you can search by voice with Google Assistant and mirror Android smartphones wirelessly via Chromecast built-in. No external streaming player needed. For Apple users, an Apple TV 4K via HDMI reliably rounds off the setup for AirPlay.

Via the XGIMI WALL app, the Mira displays artworks and images during screen breaks instead of leaving a blank wall. So the screen stays an eye-catcher even between movie nights.

Setup: laser TV directly in front of the wall

The Mira sits on a TV unit in front of the wall and projects upwards onto the screen or wall with a throw ratio of 0.18:1. At 100 inches, the image is around 221 cm wide. This is how much space you need in front of the wall:

* Distance between the rear of the device and the wall. ** Required space on the sideboard (wall distance + 26.8 cm housing depth).

The ISA 5.0 system takes care of fine adjustment automatically:

• Autofocus: focuses the image without manual adjustment
• Auto keystone correction: squares up the image
• Screen alignment: detects the screen edges and fits all four sides
• Eye Comfort: dims automatically as soon as someone steps into the beam

Convenient as ISA is, align the Mira physically first. Place it centrally on the screen axis, straight and parallel to the wall. The reason: every digital geometry correction recalculates and rescales the image, which costs some sharpness at the edges. The cleaner the setup, the less ISA has to intervene and the crisper the 4K picture stays. Auto keystone correction then compensates for the small fixed height offset in front of the wall in fine steps. The housing measures 464 × 122 × 268 mm and weighs 4.8 kg.

As for the right screen: a contrast screen for laser TVs reflects the laser light coming from below towards the viewer and filters out ceiling light falling from above. This keeps the picture high in contrast even in daylight. Tailored directly to the Mira is the same brand's XGIMI 100-inch UST ALR screen, a fixed-frame screen whose structure reflects light particularly efficiently, delivering a bright picture. If your sideboard is not quite deep enough for the image width you want, the celexon electric laser TV slide moves the Mira forwards or backwards by motor – so you hit the right projection distance to the millimetre without replacing your furniture. Check the smallest supported image size before you buy so that the screen and the Mira match; we will be happy to help.

In the box

• XGIMI Mira
• External power supply and power cable
• Backlit Bluetooth remote control
• 2× AAA batteries
• Operating instructions
• Warranty card

XGIMI Mira vs. Hisense PT1 vs. JMGO O2S Ultra – which 4K laser TV is right for you?

All three are UST laser TVs with RGB laser and 4K in the same class. For gaming (1 ms at 240 Hz) and colour-critical home cinema (dE<1) plus ready-to-use Google TV streaming, the Mira, weighing just 4.8 kg, is the right choice. If you are looking for the highest brightness for very bright rooms, go for the JMGO O2S Ultra with 3,600 ISO lumens and the most compact footprint; if you want the biggest 2.1.2 Dolby Atmos sound system, choose the Hisense PT1. The lumen values are based on different standards (ISO or ANSI) and cannot be compared directly.

Have you thought of everything?

• Matching laser TV screen: on a normal wall, ambient light is reflected just as strongly as the projector light, so the picture looks washed out. A special screen for laser TVs absorbs ceiling light and maintains contrast – the difference between a cinema and a slide show.
• AV receiver: the Mira's Harman/Kardon 2.1 sound is sufficient for everyday use – it already replaces a soundbar. If you want true surround with Dolby TrueHD or DTS-HD Master Audio, connect an AV receiver via eARC.
• Ultra High Speed HDMI cable: for a stable 4K HDR signal. From about 7 to 10 m, an optical HDMI cable is recommended.

Frequently asked questions about the XGIMI Mira

Do I absolutely need a CLR screen for the Mira?
For a first test, the Mira will also project a picture onto a white, matte wall. The much better solution is a special screen for laser TVs: its microstructure reflects only the UST light coming from below towards the viewer and absorbs ceiling light. This preserves contrast and black level even in daylight.

What image size can the Mira manage, and will it fit in my living room?
The Mira projects 80 to 120 inches while sitting on the sideboard directly in front of the wall. At 100 inches, the image is around 221 cm wide. Measure the wall width you have in mind; we will be happy to advise you on the exact furniture depth and height.

Does Netflix run directly on the Mira?
Yes. Via Google TV, Netflix is pre-installed and ready to use, as are the other major streaming services. No external streaming player is needed; for AirPlay, Apple users can add an Apple TV 4K via HDMI.

How well suited is the XGIMI Mira to gaming?
In 1080p, the Mira runs at up to 240 Hz with just 1 ms input lag, plus VRR against tearing and ALLM for automatic game mode. Connect your PS5 and Xbox Series X via HDMI. This is a good fit for action, racing and sport on a big screen; for competitive eSports, we recommend dedicated gaming projectors.

Conclusion: who is the XGIMI Mira for?

The XGIMI Mira is the right choice if you are looking for a compact laser TV with powerful 2.1-channel sound, a wide BT.2020 colour gamut and ready-to-use Google TV streaming, placed directly in front of the wall for 80 to 120 inches. RGB triple laser, Dolby Vision and automatic ISA 5.0 setup make it ready to go straight away, and the eARC port connects an AV receiver directly.

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