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Leica Smart Projection announced the "Leica Cine Compact 1" mini projector, launching mid-July. It features 1700 lumens, a 220-inch screen, 4K resolution, Google TV, and Dolby Vision support.
XGIMI's Titan Noir Max projector offers reference-grade image quality with exceptional brightness, color accuracy, and contrast, setting new benchmarks. However, its high $6,000 price tag, lack of smart TV features, and weak built-in audio make rival models more appealing for most buyers.
The Leica Cine Play 1 projector offers vibrant colors and sharp detail for an immersive cinematic experience, especially in dark rooms. Priced at $2,995 after rebate, it boasts Leica's design ethos and optical performance, though it lacks a built-in battery and requires a dark environment for optimal results.
The Aurzen Zip is a portable 720p projector with 100-lumens brightness, 80-minute battery life, and wireless streaming via AirPlay and Miracast. It's on sale for $259.99 ($140 off), with a $249.99 option in gold. It can't stream Netflix or other DRM-protected services without a $109 dongle. Other deals include Garmin Venu 4 at $499.99, Google TV Streamer at $76.99, and Microsoft Xbox Wireless Headset at $89.99.
