Hisense P1 Full HD Portable RGB Triple Laser Projector vs XGIMI MoGo 4

What you'll actually notice

The P1 is the more ambitious portable projector. The MoGo 4 is the easier one to carry and understand.

Hisense gives the P1 a 1000-ANSI-lumen rating and optical zoom, which points to a projector that is trying to do more with larger images and changing room distances. The MoGo 4 is lighter, has Google TV built in and comes with a clearly stated up-to-2.5-hour Eco-mode battery figure.

That creates a straightforward trade-off: P1 gives you more hardware flexibility; MoGo 4 gives you more predictable portability. Because their brightness numbers use different measurement standards, do not turn 1000 versus 450 into a simple percentage comparison.

What changes the choice

How much should brightness influence the choice?

Hisense rates P1 at 1000 ANSI lumens. XGIMI rates MoGo 4 at 450 ISO lumens.

Because the standards differ, PIQSY will not convert that into a synthetic percentage advantage. Even so, Hisense is clearly positioning P1 as the higher-output portable. If you regularly use a larger image or tolerate some ambient light, P1 deserves more attention; if you mainly watch in a dark bedroom, other factors can matter more.

Which is easier to carry?

MoGo 4 weighs 1.31kg. The P1 is a more substantial portable option built around higher output and optical flexibility.

If the projector travels frequently, weight and simplicity matter every time you use it. If it mostly moves around the home, the P1's larger hardware trade can be worthwhile for its brighter positioning.

Why does optical zoom matter?

P1 includes optical zoom, which lets you change image size without relying only on digital scaling when the projector moves.

MoGo 4 is built more around its integrated stand and automatic setup. If your temporary locations have very different throw distances, P1's optical flexibility can reduce compromise. If you usually put the projector at roughly the same distance, MoGo 4's lighter body may be the more useful advantage.

Which battery option is easier to trust?

Both have built-in batteries. MoGo 4's verified record includes an up to 2.5-hour Eco-mode video runtime. P1's Australian evidence confirms a battery but does not yet give PIQSY a runtime figure strong enough to publish confidently.

If you need to know whether a full film fits into one unplugged session, MoGo 4 is easier to plan around. P1 may still be the better hardware fit, but verify battery runtime for your intended mode before relying on it.

What do you give up for the different priorities?

Both are Full HD. MoGo 4 leans into Google TV, low weight and simple portability. P1 leans into triple-laser hardware, higher stated output and optical zoom.

Neither is simply “better.” P1 is the more ambitious portable projector; MoGo 4 is the more frictionless battery-first device.

The practical choice

Choose P1 if you move between different room sizes, value optical zoom and want the stronger stated light-output proposition.

Choose MoGo 4 if you carry the projector often, want a lighter setup and prefer knowing the published battery window before you leave the power cable behind.

If native 4K is the real priority, neither is the right compromise. Move to a compact mains-powered 4K model instead.

For a weekend away, the MoGo 4's known battery claim and lower weight are easier to plan around. For moving between rooms at home, the P1's optical zoom and higher-output positioning may save more setup frustration. The right portable projector depends on whether “portable” means carrying less or adapting to more locations.

If unplugged movie length is a hard requirement, the MoGo 4 is easier to plan around because the verified Eco-mode runtime gives you a clearer expectation before you leave home. The P1's battery is confirmed, but its exact runtime is not as well defined in the Australian information we checked. If you usually have access to power and care more about changing image size between rooms, the P1's optical zoom can matter more than that uncertainty.

When to choose Hisense P1

• You want the higher-output portable option.
• Optical zoom matters when moving between locations.
• You are comfortable verifying exact battery runtime before purchase.

When to choose XGIMI MoGo 4

• Low weight matters more.
• A known Eco-mode runtime matters.
• Google TV and a lighter all-in-one setup are priorities.

Choose neither when

Choose neither if native 4K is central; a compact mains-powered 4K model such as LG CineBeam Q or Hisense M2 Pro is the better category.

PIQSY conclusion

Choose P1 when higher stated portable light output and optical zoom matter; choose MoGo 4 when lower weight, Google TV and a clearly defined battery session matter more.

The best choice is the one that removes the bigger compromise in your actual room; a small specification advantage should not override placement, use case or workflow.