4K UHD 3D 240Hz Laser XGIMI Titan Noir Max Beamer 7000 Lumen

5 750.-

27.07.2026

9000, S. Gallo

Preis ist fest. Tausch gegen etwas Gutes mit Ihrer oder meiner Zuzahlung möglich.
Neu und Originalverpackt. Habe Monatelang darauf gewartet und heute wurde es geliefert. Doch wegen hohen Rechnungen, die sich inzwischen angesammelt haben, muss ich mich davon leider wieder trennen.

Award-winning XGIMI TITAN in the best model available - Titan Noir Max.

The TITAN Noir Max trades the TITANs large-chip brightness headroom and built-in power supply for a newer, smaller, contrast-optimized 0.47-inch SST DMD chip architecture.

The original TITAN uses a 0.78-inch DMD, designed for high-output prosumer applications and capable of handling the thermal load of light sources exceeding 7,000 lumens for extended periods. The Titan Noir Max uses the 0.47-inch SST DMD, a newer Texas Instruments architecture that delivers DLP-class leading contrast performance while still producing high brightness.

The key mechanical difference between the new DMD chips and current DMDs found in most DLP projectors is that the SSD mirrors can be tilted by ±14.5 degrees. A larger tilt angle means the mirror deflects the rejected light farther from the lens axis when producing a dark pixel, improving the light-rejection ratio and increasing native contrast without relying on external processing. The SST chip also has higher power tolerance and better thermal management, which is why it can sustain brightness levels that previous 0.47-inch DMD chips could not.

To further maximize native contrast, XGIMI included a Dual Intelligent Iris System that uses two physical irises in the optical path. The first controls laser output at the light source, while the second sits near the lens element and controls transmitted light reaching the screen. These physical irises reduce the amount of light entering the optical path, resulting in a lower black floor.

Five manual levels are available, each representing a different aperture diameter and a different brightness-to-contrast tradeoff. There is also a Dynamic Iris setting that continuously adjusts both irises based on the displayed scene.

XGIMIs new X-Vision processor adds Dynamic Black Level Enhancement, which analyzes scenes in real time and continuously adjusts the laser's light output and the projector's contrast curve to deepen blacks and extract shadow detail. Combining DBLE with the dynamic iris delivers extremely high dynamic contrast.

RGB Triple Laser light source can reproduce 110% of the BT.2020 color space. This ensures the projector can deliver the wide color range encoded into HDR content. Since the RGB triple laser eliminates the need for a color wheel, there is a visible reduction in the rainbow effect (RBE). For customers who are very sensitive to rainbows, the projector also includes a new Anti-RBE system that addresses residual artifacts inherent in the RGB laser DLP architecture.

XGIMI will be offering three models in its TITAN Noir Series. These models range in brightness from 4,000 to 7,000 lumens, and as you step up the lineup, you also get higher native contrast. The difference in brightness is due to the number of laser chips in the laser light system.

Projector Model XGIMI TITAN Noir Max
(MSRP) 5999
Imager Type DLP (0.47 SST DMD) w XPR
Displayed Resolution 3840 x 2160 pixels
Native Resolution 1920 x 1080 x 4 pixels
Brightness (Manufacturer Claim) 7000 ISO lumens
Light Source Type RGB Laser
Contrast Ratio 10000:1 (Native) 100,000:1 (Dynamic)
Lens Throw Ratio 2.1X (0.98 - 2.0:1)
Power Zoom/Focus Yes
Lens Shift Yes (Horizontal/Vertical)
Native Aspect Ratio 16:9
HDTV/4K Yes
3D Yes (Active)
Speakers Dual Speakers DTS-X
Noise Level (-db) 28 dB (34dB with Laser Level at 10)
Low Lag Gaming Yes (32.4 ms at 4K@60Hz)
Special Features HDR10+ and Dolby Vision, IMAX Enhanced, Dynamic HDR Tone mapping
Networking RJ45, WiFi 6