Turn any wall into a theater with an unbeatable deal on this mini projector
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TL;DR: You can save over $100 on the XGODY Gimbal 3 projector and get it shipped free — you won’t find a better deal anywhere else.
What’s the difference between a smart projector and a ‘dumb’ projector? Dumb projectors are the ones you’d find at someone’s yard sale because they’re clunky, only connect with an HDMI cord, and need a huge projection screen. Smart projectors? They can set up a movie or game night in minutes.
We’re looking at the XGODY Gimbal 3, a mini smart projector less than seven inches tall. Just plug it in and use the remote control to pick a movie — or pair your phone and pull up a YouTube video. These projectors even have a wise price: $67.99 with free shipping (reg. $169).
A classic remodeled for the modern age
Other ‘dumb’ projectors make you find your own way to watch movies, like manually hooking up a DVD player, but who wants to hassle with that? You may as well just watch your TV. But the XGODY is like a Roku and a projector in one.
This is what we mean: plug the ultra-portable projector in, point it at a blank wall, and turn it on. Then, grab the remote and browse through the built-in streaming apps, like a Roku or smart TV — no need to hook anything up manually.
The XGODY is also a Bluetooth projector, so you can stream movies or games from your phone or computer if the need ever arises. And for those living a more old-school lifestyle, you can hook up HDMI or USB devices or audio gadgets.
Grab this projector for movie nights or your gaming console for only $67.99 with free shipping (reg. $169).
StackSocial prices subject to change.
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