XGIMI prices Aura 3 Max and Pro projectors ahead of October 20 Kickstarter
XGIMI has opened US reservations for its Aura 3 Max and Pro ultra-short-throw projectors, which launch on Kickstarter October 20. The Max starts at $2,399 and the Pro at $2,199, though a refundable $50 deposit lowers those to $2,199 and $1,999 respectively; full retail prices will be $4,999 and $3,999. Both run Google TV, support 4K at 120Hz, and ship starting in December.
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The steep gap between Kickstarter pricing and eventual retail suggests XGIMI is using crowdfunding to build early buzz and lock in committed buyers before a pricier mainstream launch. Ultra-short-throw 4K projectors with gaming-friendly specs like VRR and ALLM could appeal to buyers seeking large-screen setups without ceiling mounting, positioning XGIMI against premium TVs rather than just other projectors.
- Aura 3 Max and Pro reservations are open, with Kickstarter launching October 20.
- Deposits cut prices by $200, bringing early costs to $1,999 and $2,199 before eventual MSRPs of $3,999 and $4,999.
- Both models offer Google TV, 4K/120Hz gaming support, and ultra-short-throw projection with shipping expected in December.
XGIMI Aura 2 Ultra Short Throw Projector — If the Aura 3 Max's price tag feels steep, the current-gen XGIMI Aura 2 offers the same ultra-short-throw, big-screen living room experience with 4K clarity and smart TV built in, available right now rather than waiting for a Kickstarter shipment. It's a great way to get XGIMI's laser projector tech into your home today.
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