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Save $240 on the Xgody Gimbal 5 Smart Mini Projector at Walmart

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Inexpensive mini projectors can be boatloads of fun. That’s why we’re willing to throw the spotlight on a lot of these lesser-known devices, many of which can be found at Walmart. In fact, just today, we came across this phenomenal sale:

Right now, the Xgody Gimbal 5 Smart Mini Projector is discounted to $58 from its $300 MSRP. That means you’ll be saving an extra $240 if you purchase soon. Is it the best mini projector money can buy? No, but this Xgody product punches well above its weight class!

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Why you should buy the Xgody Gimbal 5 Smart Mini Projector

Movies and video games look fantastic on a big screen, which is why a lot of folks get stuck when deciding between a big-screen TV and a projector. Especially if you’re trying to save money, a mini projector like the Xgody Gimbal 5 is a solid middle-ground. With this bite-sized setup, you get an HD projector that throws up to a 150-inch picture (the recommended throw distance for this screen size is 13.12 feet). 

You can also connect external speakers or a soundbar to the Gimbal 5 with Bluetooth. Some of the marketing is a little confusing around the official resolution, so we’re going with the safe bet of 720p HD. According to the manufacturer, the USB port also doesn’t provide enough power to run a streaming device or hard drive (the jury’s out on USB flash drives). 

Still, if you’re looking for an ultra-affordable way to stream some Netflix (the Gimbal 5 has a built-in Android 11 smart hub) for your backyard BBQs this summer, look no further. 

Save an extra $240 on the Xgody Gimbal 5 Smart Mini Projector when you purchase today. We also recommend taking a look at our lists of the best projector deals, best Walmart deals, and best Bluetooth speaker deals for additional discounts on other cool tech products!  

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Michael Bizzaco
Former AV Contributor
Michael Bizzaco has been selling, installing, and talking about TVs, soundbars, streaming devices, and all things smart home…
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