XGIMI MoGo 4 VS Xming Q6 Neo

Both the XGIMI MoGo 4 and the Xming Q6 Neo operate at the same audible noise level of 28 dB, so you can expect similar quiet performance from both models. Neither projector uses a laser light source, so their illumination technology is based on other methods. They also share identical operating power consumption of 65W, meaning their energy usage is the same.

In terms of size, the XGIMI MoGo 4 is notably more compact, with a width of 96.5 mm, height of 207.6 mm, and thickness of 96.5 mm. It also weighs 1310 g, making it lighter than the Xming Q6 Neo, which measures 148 mm in width, 236 mm in height, and 162 mm in thickness, and weighs 1700 g. The MoGo 4 is clearly smaller and lighter in comparison.

Both projectors come with a dedicated smartphone app, providing users with convenience for remote control and settings management. However, the volume of the two models differs significantly. The XGIMI MoGo 4 has a volume of 1933.2231 cm³, while the Xming Q6 Neo has a much larger volume of 5658.336 cm³, reflecting its bigger physical size.

The XGIMI MoGo 4 and the Xming Q6 Neo both offer 1080p output resolution, providing full HD quality for their projections. However, they differ when it comes to their maximum projection size. The MoGo 4 can project up to 200″, while the Q6 Neo is limited to 120″, offering a significantly smaller projection area.

When it comes to HDR support, both projectors support HDR10, enhancing the contrast and color quality of compatible content. The MoGo 4 does not support HDR10+ or Dolby Vision, while the Q6 Neo has HDR10+ support, but lacks Dolby Vision support. This means the Q6 Neo offers an additional layer of HDR compatibility with HDR10+, which the MoGo 4 does not provide.

In summary, while both projectors offer 1080p resolution and HDR10 support, the MoGo 4 stands out for its larger maximum projection size of 200″, while the Q6 Neo supports HDR10+ for a more advanced HDR experience.

Both the XGIMI MoGo 4 and the Xming Q6 Neo feature a single HDMI port, and both support AirPlay, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and Chromecast built-in, allowing for versatile wireless connectivity options. However, they differ slightly in their Bluetooth capabilities. The MoGo 4 uses Bluetooth 5.1, while the Q6 Neo has the slightly newer Bluetooth 5.3, which could offer small improvements in range or connectivity stability.

When it comes to USB ports, the MoGo 4 provides two, whereas the Q6 Neo has only one. The MoGo 4 also has a VGA connector, while the Q6 Neo includes a VGA connector, meaning both models offer this type of connectivity.

Additional features like DLNA certification and support for Miracast are available on both models. Neither projector includes an RJ45 port or an S/PDIF Out port, and neither has a DVI connector, keeping their connectivity options similar in that respect.

Both the XGIMI MoGo 4 and the Xming Q6 Neo come with stereo speakers, a remote control, built-in smart TV functionality, and built-in speakers, making them convenient for various entertainment needs. They both also include a 3.5 mm audio jack socket for additional audio output options. However, the MoGo 4 delivers more powerful sound with an audio output power of 2 x 6W, while the Q6 Neo offers a lower audio output power of 2 x 3W.

Neither projector offers lens shift functionality, either vertical or horizontal, so both require placement adjustments for image alignment. The MoGo 4 supports Dolby Atmos for an enhanced audio experience, while the Q6 Neo does not include this feature.

In terms of extra features, the XGIMI MoGo 4 does not have voice commands or an external memory slot. The Q6 Neo, on the other hand, includes voice command support, but like the MoGo 4, it lacks an external memory slot. Therefore, while both share similar core features, the MoGo 4 has the advantage in audio output, while the Q6 Neo offers voice control functionality.