Aurzen Boom Air VS XGIMI Vibe One

The Aurzen Boom Air and XGIMI Vibe One both feature a similar design with compact form factors, but they differ in size and weight. The Aurzen Boom Air measures 100 mm in width, 260 mm in height, and 100 mm in thickness, weighing 1200 g. In contrast, the XGIMI Vibe One is slightly larger, with a width of 115 mm, a height of 306.9 mm, and a thickness of 135.4 mm. It also weighs 1400 g, making it 200 g heavier than the Aurzen Boom Air.

Both products have a dedicated smartphone app, so users can control and manage them with ease. Neither device features a laser light source, meaning their light technology is based on a different method.

In terms of volume, the Aurzen Boom Air has a total volume of 2600 cm³, which is smaller than the XGIMI Vibe One's 4778.7399 cm³. This indicates that the Vibe One is physically larger in terms of overall space occupied.

Both the Aurzen Boom Air and XGIMI Vibe One offer 1080p output resolution, providing Full HD projection. However, they differ in other projection quality aspects. The Aurzen Boom Air has a contrast ratio of 500:1, while the XGIMI Vibe One offers a higher contrast ratio of 1500:1, which could result in more vivid and dynamic images on screen.

In terms of focus and zoom features, the Aurzen Boom Air includes motorized focus, making it easier to adjust for a sharp image, though it lacks motorized zoom and manual focus controls. On the other hand, the XGIMI Vibe One does not have motorized focus but also lacks manual focus, and neither product includes motorized zoom.

Regarding HDR support, the Aurzen Boom Air supports HDR10, but not HDR10+ or Dolby Vision. It also does not support HLG. The XGIMI Vibe One, however, does not support HDR10, HDR10+, or Dolby Vision, but it supports HLG, a different high dynamic range format.

Both the Aurzen Boom Air and XGIMI Vibe One offer a similar range of connectivity features, with both devices having 1 HDMI port, support for AirPlay, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi, as well as 1 USB port. Neither product includes a VGA or DVI connector, and both lack RJ45 ports.

However, there is a key difference when it comes to audio output: the XGIMI Vibe One features an S/PDIF Out port, while the Aurzen Boom Air does not include this port. This gives the Vibe One a potential advantage for users needing digital audio output.

Overall, the two products share most of the same connectivity options, but the Vibe One has the additional S/PDIF Out port, which could be useful for certain audio setups.

The Aurzen Boom Air and XGIMI Vibe One share several similar features, such as having a remote control, built-in smart TV, and built-in speakers. However, they differ in a few key aspects. The Aurzen Boom Air does not have stereo speakers, while the XGIMI Vibe One includes them, which may enhance its audio experience. The Vibe One also has a 3.5 mm audio jack, unlike the Boom Air, which lacks this feature.

Both products support Dolby Atmos, providing immersive audio. The audio output power differs, with the Aurzen Boom Air offering 1 x 10W, while the XGIMI Vibe One provides 2 x 3W, meaning the Boom Air has a more powerful single speaker compared to the Vibe One’s dual speakers.

Neither projector has lens shift capabilities (vertical or horizontal), and both lack an external memory slot. Overall, while both have similar smart features, the XGIMI Vibe One's stereo speakers and 3.5 mm audio jack are notable distinctions.