XGIMI TITAN Noir Accessories: Complete Guide to Every Official Add-On (2026)
Every Accessory for the TITAN Noir 4K Laser Projector
XGIMI’s flagship dual-iris projector deserves a complete setup. Here’s the full rundown of official accessories, Kickstarter bundles, and what to buy first.
Overview
A Projector This Good Demands the Right Setup
When XGIMI officially launched the TITAN Noir Series in March 2026, the home cinema world sat up and took notice. This is a projector built to challenge the television — not supplement it. Powered by a triple RGB laser light source, a Dual Intelligent Iris System that physically adjusts two separate apertures in real time, and a native contrast ratio of up to 10,000:1 on the Max model, the TITAN Noir isn’t just a projector. It’s a statement.
But even the best projector needs the right accessories to truly shine. Whether you’re building a dedicated cinema room, setting it up in the living room, or planning an outdoor screening, XGIMI has put together a considered range of accessories specifically designed around the TITAN Noir lineup. Below, we walk through every official accessory, what it does, who it’s for, and whether it’s worth adding to your basket.
XGIMI also ran a Kickstarter campaign from April 23 to June 9, 2026, offering bundle deals that included select accessories at significantly reduced early-bird prices. Some of those offers may still be available through XGIMI’s official deals and refurbished channels — worth checking if you’re looking to save.
One important note before buying: the TITAN Noir and Pro run Google TV, but the flagship Max uses AOSP (Android Open Source Project) — meaning there’s no built-in smart TV interface. You’ll need an external streaming device such as an Apple TV or Chromecast, and you should expect to use two remotes. Factor this into your budget and setup planning.
Official Accessories
The Full TITAN Noir Accessories Range
XGIMI Ceiling Mount Ultra
Purpose-built for the TITAN Noir Series, this robust metallic black ceiling mount supports dual-mode installation — ceiling or wall. Its standout feature is fully integrated cable management: both the external power supply and power cable sit within the mount arm itself, delivering a wire-free finish. Lab-tuned vibration dampening keeps the image rock-solid even when the projector’s iris motors are active.
XGIMI X-Floor Stand Ultra
Finished in metallic black to match the TITAN Noir, the X-Floor Stand Ultra features a cable-lock system for tidy wires and anti-slip feet for precise levelling on any surface. It was also available as a Kickstarter bundle during the April–June 2026 campaign, representing excellent value at the early-bird price.
XGIMI Portable Outdoor Screen
The TITAN Noir’s extraordinary output — up to 7,000 ISO lumens on the Max — makes outdoor projection viable even in moderately lit conditions. XGIMI’s Portable Outdoor Screen features a quick-deploy structure and a high-gain surface for vivid colours in open air. Perfect for garden evenings or camping trips where the living room just won’t do.
100″ Ascend Floor-Rising Screen
One of the most exciting Kickstarter additions: a motorised 100-inch screen that rises from the floor at the touch of a button, even synchronised with the projector’s power-on. It packs an eight-speaker, 170W Dolby Atmos system tuned by Harman Kardon, and claims to cut laser speckle by over 92%. At 100 inches diagonal it gives the TITAN Noir the canvas it deserves. Estimated delivery September 2026.
Active Shutter 3D Glasses
Full HD 3D support is a rare feature even among ultra-bright projectors — and the TITAN Noir Series has it. Reviewers consistently describe the 3D performance as genuinely cinema-grade, offering a level of immersion passive 3D systems simply can’t match. If you own any 3D Blu-ray content, these glasses breathe new life into your library and are well worth adding to your basket.
Premium Carrying Case
Exclusively included with the TITAN Noir Max, the premium carrying case signals you’ve bought the top tier. Built to safely transport a substantial 8.1 kg projector, it features structured internal padding and a refined exterior. Practical for anyone moving the projector between a dedicated cinema room and living room — or for the peace of mind of protecting a €5,999 investment on the move.
Full Range Pricing
TITAN Noir Series — Which Model Is Right for You?
4K RGB Laser · 4,800 ISO Lumens · 30× Laser Chip · 7,000:1 Native Contrast · Dual Iris · Google TV · Dolby Vision · IMAX Enhanced · 2-Year Warranty
X-Master Red Ring Lens Pro · 6,000 ISO Lumens · 40× Laser Chip · 8,000:1 Native Contrast · Google TV · Dual 12W Harman Kardon · 2-Year Warranty
7,000 ISO Lumens peak · 5,000 ISO recommended for movies · 50× Laser Chip · 10,000:1 Native Contrast · AOSP (no Google TV — external streamer needed) · Premium Carry Case · 2-Year Warranty
Our Verdict
Start with the Mount, Then Build Out
If you’re buying a TITAN Noir, you’re already committing to a premium home cinema experience. The recommendation is to start with whichever mounting solution suits your room — the Ceiling Mount Ultra for a clean permanent installation, or the X-Floor Stand Ultra for flexibility — and then add the Portable Outdoor Screen for versatility beyond the lounge.
The 3D glasses are a worthy addition if you have Blu-ray 3D content. The 100-inch Ascend Floor-Rising Screen — MSRP $1,999, but $1,299 during the Kickstarter campaign — is exceptional value for a motorised 170W Dolby Atmos screen. The ceiling mount and floor stand also dropped to $199 each (from $399) during the campaign, so check XGIMI’s site for any post-campaign deals. The Max’s included carrying case adds genuine practical value too. Just bear in mind that the Max runs AOSP rather than Google TV, so budget for an external streamer.
Ultimately, XGIMI has built an accessory ecosystem as carefully considered as the projector itself — a setup that can genuinely replace your television, and do it in serious style.
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