
The light source is a triple laser. It drives the 1080p image from the 0.23-inch DMD chip to 550 ISO lumens, measured to the ISO 21118 standard in Performance mode. Colours cover 110% of the BT.2020 space, with a contrast ratio of 1000:1 and HDR10, including over HDMI.
The Sunset, Lunar, Ripple and Dreamscape filters all come in the box. Each one attaches magnetically to the lens and turns the beam into a light display, from sunset to moon. To switch from one effect to another, a wave of the hand within 30 cm of the lens replaces the remote control.
In game mode, latency drops to 20 ms or less at 1080p and 60 Hz, with automatic keystone correction turned off. The HDMI input supports ARC, and the Google TV system includes Netflix, Prime Video and Google Cast streaming. Two 6 W Harman Kardon speakers, compatible with Dolby Digital Plus, handle the soundtrack without an external speaker.
With a stand that rotates through 360° and a 71.28 Wh battery, the MoGo 4 Laser sits on the floor or a table and aims at the wall or ceiling, with no socket nearby. In Eco mode, the battery lasts 2.5 hours of video; with the beam off, it plays 6 hours of music. An external USB-C PD 3.0 power bank from 65 to 150 W can take over; with the PowerBase Stand, sold separately, a session reaches 5 hours.
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