XGIMI Titan Noir deal snags you up to 50% off a new 4K projector

Thought the era of killer Kickstarter bargains was over? Not so fast, as XGIMI has a crowdfunded deal to launch its next projector, the XGIMI Titan Noir, with up to 50 per cent off standard pricing.

This isn’t a single projector but a family of three, the Titan Noir, Titan Noir Pro and Titan Noir Max, and all are up for grabs with a launch date of June 2026.

The banner deal here is the XGIMI Titan Noir Max, which at $2999 — or around £2207 — is selling at half price. Or you can get 46%, $2300, off the XGIMI Titan Noir Pro at $2699 (£1986), while the base Titan Noir discount snips $1500 off the usual price. It’s selling for $2499, or around £1839.

At the time of writing, the crowdfunder has already racked up more than £8.5 million, with upwards of 3700 backers.

The obvious question: what’s the difference between the three projectors? It’s all about the light source. These are laser projects, so none require regular lamp replacements, but as you head up from Noir to Noir Pro and then to Noir Max, you gain lumens.

XGIMI rates the standard projector at 4500 ISO lumens, it’s 6000 for the Pro and 7000 for the Max. This also affects their rated native contrast, which runs from 7000:1 in the XGIMI Titan Noir, to 8000:1 in the Pro and 10,000:1 in the Max.

And we already know these are solid performers, because not only are reviews already out there, but these are the follow-up models to the already highly regarded XGIMI Titan from 2025.

This is not a crowdfunded campaign of old, where you’re not sure if the product will ever actually exist.

UK buyers get free shipping, and there will be no surprise customs fees, but you do have to pay an additional 20 per cent sales tax. Them’s the rules.

Features shared across all three models include a 15-element lens system with optical zoom, 4K resolution image, dynamic iris, claimed 1ms input lag and integrated Harman Kardon speakers. But as with any projector speakers, don’t expect too much from these.

The XGIMI Titan Noir is around 38 cm long and weighs 8.1kg. It’s no tiny projector, but it is not going to dominate a room either, and it includes a carry case with a handle.

Some packages on offer in the crowdfunder also include an XGIMI Ascend, a motorised 100-inch screen with 170W speaker system baked into its base. It’s valued at $1999, but is on offer for $1299, around £956, during the campaign. The Ascend will be available slightly later in the year, in September.

These “launch special” XGIMI Titan Noir deals will be available until 9 June. You can "pledge" an order over at Kickstarter.