JMGO - N1S 4K

Light spill ? I have the old version but don’t notice that. Mine is upside down tho.

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Enjoy!! I’ve been using my N1A 4K for a couple of months and absolutely love it! Phenomenal projector for the price point for it’s size.

Bought the same one taking advantage of the Amazon prime days few days ago . I’ve been using it nearly every day 🥹 love it ! best decision ! ✨

Projecting on a ceiling while lying down on the bed makes my nights so comfortable. I’m also excited to do digital displays on windows this Halloween using my N1S.

I’ve had the N1S 4k for about 6 months and I’m still very happy with it

I mean I recently got a triple laser 4k DLP for $900, which would have been unthinkable last time I was looking at projectors like 5-10 years ago.

JMGO N1S 4k. https://global.jmgo.com/products/jmgo-n1s-4k You pay more up the line for more brightness, but I’m watching in controlled light at night and this one is very bright. Enough so that it makes you wince when hit with bright flashes. They use triple lasers in all their DLP projectors and what I can verify is the insane color volume - they reach well OVER 100% coverage in rec 2020 colorspace. Which is a lot more than any consumer TV is reaching. I have a fairly nice miniLED TV in the living room and I’m now always wanting to watch movies on the projector in the bedroom instead. If you’re looking to spend more than me, the new Valerion models are getting a lot of praise and have a similar presentation or better. You pay for more brightness regardless so it depends on your setup at home.

Yes, and it looks native at any normal viewing distance. It’s super impressive for the price.

I've never noticed it on the jmgo.

Have been using the JMGO N1S 4k for a few weeks now, quite happy with it. Hits most of what you mention, is sub 1000 (euro) plus is portable enough to bring outside if needed! Brightness is good without being the best, but I use it a lot in a room during the day, my blinds are not blackout and the picture is still good. During nighttime picture is great and sharp. I use it on a 100inch screen and my placement is not ideal (have to keystone it a lot, I'm maybe 14 feet away) but to me the picture is great. Does 4k 60hz or 1080p 120hz for gaming, I'm very particular about latency in general but in the low latency gaming mode I don't notice any problem. There is also an even faster mode that can be turned on but that removes ability to manually keystone. Downsides might be that there is only 1 HDMI (I have a HDMI splitter plugged in so I can do PS5 to Android Player with the press of a button, no issues), 1 USB A port (again, you can use a USB hub for more ports). Interface can be a little slow on startup. Doesn't have Dolby Vision support. I've paired mine with a Zidoo Z9X Pro 4K allows me to play Blu-ray 3D movies through the projector. They are a great experience but be aware that watching them using 3D glasses will dim the brightness 20% ish, so I'd only watch 3D movies at night. Total cost probably 1300 (euro)

I use a jmgo N1S 4K I bought recently for 1000 euro. I play atmy PS5 at 4K 60 and don't notice input lag. I don't play many online multiplayer games. It looks great. I use the low latency mode which I can keep on all the time expect when watching 3D Blu-ray. There is an Ulta low latency mode but that disables keystone correction. I play at about 14 feet away from a 100" screen, so your distance would actually make it better as you would need to keystone less and therefore have better image quality. What you want to look out for is brightness of the projector, I could be wrong but it think people would aim for 1000 plus lumens.

I own a jmgo n1s 4k for a week now. And i have to say iam very impressed! The beamer i had before was the Xgimi Halo + and i need to say there are worlds between them. But i have a problem and maybe you can help: I connect the jmgo with my pioneer vsx-329 so that i have the sound on my 5.1 system. But the sound lags. it stocks and i dont know what the problem is.. with my TV ARC is working fine.

I just played GoT on a projector as my first play-through as well and it was incredible, this is the one I got and I highly recommend it: [JMGO N1S 4K ](https://www.amazon.com/gp/r.html?C=2C6047Q0RW2O1&K=B0DQNAJL0HV5&M=urn:rtn:msg:20250610034047dc145d8fa4e6408197d60d599d60p0na&R=33SSDYTZLY9NX&T=C&U=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2Fdp%2FB0DS64TTTN%3Fref_%3Dpe_123509780_1038749300_t_fed_asin_title&H=7RHAP1BFJK2WBBFOKHW8KKEBJRWA&ref_=pe_123509780_1038749300_t_fed_asin_title)

I have this projector and its fantastic. Its super quiet and great picture quality 👌

I received the valerian visionmaster pro2 today and the light bleed was terrible. There's a high pitch buzzing noise that drove me mad . I dont have alr screens just a 100 inch matt white screen. I didn't like the picture quality of the valerian on my screen. The black levels on my jmgo n1s 4k on the same screen was better Adjusting dbl on the valerian did nothing.made no difference. The nebula x1 and hisense c2 ultra worked better on my setup but where too noisy My n1s4k is fantastic and on my screen had better black levels than the valerian but not the x1 . The n1s 4k is the most quietest projector I've owned. My valerian has been boxed back up for return .that buzzing noise drove me mad but the valerian did have a really sharp picture Maybe I would have needed a £3000 screen to make the most of the valerian but on my screen I enjoyed the jmgo n1s 4k more .a lot more. Don't believe the hype on these money grabbing sponsored youtube videos. The jmgo n1s is the real deal .I'm waiting on my delivery of the xgimi Horizon 20 pro next. Fingers crossed 🤞

M2 pro is noisy and can't compete with n1s 4k for black levels and fan noise. The n1s 4k is practically silent with better image quality. I owned the m2 , dolby vision does nothing because the m2 isn't bright enough, the black levels are terrible. It has contrast ratio of 1000-1 vs jmgo n1s 4k 1600-1 .the m2 pro it was returned the same day !

Just fyi, theres a newer version of the n1s 4k that fixes the light spill with a new lens design. https://preview.redd.it/7yvzwpt2evuf1.jpeg?width=12240&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2ac7b249d6744454cde11f6db0dd9643071e98b0

I'm just saying it's shitty that they still sell their old stock when they released a better version that fixes an issue. I had to go through the process of returning the same one OP got and re order

Yes, it fixes the light spill but there's still a tiny bit, nothing compared to the initial version they released

Your winner without question is the JMGO N1S 4K currently on at Amazon for $999

I currently have both and I'm going to keep the N1S 4K.  It is much quieter than the C2, which is a priority in our bedroom because it is right above our heads. I find that the jmgo produces a more "cinematic" image, while the C2 produces a magnificent image that is closer to a television, but that's not what we're looking for. It's clear that the C2's image has more contrast, which is really beautiful. In a room with completely white walls, we use a motorised Nothingprojector Black Series screen. The fact that the JMGO is less bright is an advantage, but the C2 can also go quite low. For this type of projector to work with the ALR screen, we had to offset the video projector to avoid hot spots (we had a bright line that took up about 30% of the screen). I got the JMGO for 830€ and the C2 for 1300€. I am eagerly awaiting feedback on the Hisense M2 Pro, which will offer a real advantage with its optical zoom. We will see if it is quieter than the C2... If the C2 had been quiet, I think I would have chosen it and tried to calibrate it to get the image I like. It has more to offer!

They have almost the same throw ratio. So no different much on screen size at same placement. JMGO is slightly smaller in size but much much brighter.

N1S 4K K.O. Page One. Feel free to refer to my reviews... [https://youtu.be/aXn7TFaisds](https://youtu.be/aXn7TFaisds) [https://youtu.be/eXIjvApx4rU](https://youtu.be/eXIjvApx4rU)

Tripe colour laser projectors will give you the best contrast ratio with very low black. Wider colour gamut too. Feel free to watch my JMGO N1S 4K review @ [https://youtu.be/aXn7TFaisds](https://youtu.be/aXn7TFaisds) You can pick the Pro model for more brightness.

Recently replaced mine by a JMGO N1S 4K. Will probably change it for an Hisense C2, but the JMGO is already a huge update. You don't realize how loud is your W1070 until you've tried one those... The silence in function by itself worths the upgrade.

I'm actually also in a bit of a dilemma as well. I purchased the N1S 4K and I'm still contemplating whether I should have opted for the C2 instead. The N1S 4K is impressive, but it does have a few drawbacks. I find the contrast somewhat lacking (with a 110-inch base picture projected onto a white wall, always in a dark room). I'm uncertain if the C2 would perform better, but it is indeed brighter. I believe the Dolby Vision support could enhance the viewing experience in certain scenarios. Another issue I've encountered with the JMGO is that when the screen goes completely black during a video—such as between scenes in an episode (e.g., 'The Handmaid's Tale' has many half-second black screens) or during the credits—the picture develops a red tint. This is quite noticeable and disrupts the immersion. It clearly displays a black picture first, then the red tint suddenly comes and disappears when the "black picture part" is finished. Strangely, none of the reviews mention this issue. I'm considering buying a C2 just to compare it side-by-side with the N1S. Then, I can return one of them, as I still have 15 days left to return the N1S. Is it reasonable though...

It works really well. I mounted mine on the ceiling, so for me it’s the upper section. It honestly changes everything. There might still be a tiny bit of light spill on the right side of the image, but it’s almost invisible. The lower part was never an issue — no light spill there at all. I just turned on a static white image and slowly adjusted the piece of cardboard until it completely blocked the spill.

I purchased both the M2 pro and the N1s 4k and I’m inclined to keep the Hisense based on his excellent comparison, but man it feels like the reds are really blown out no matter what settings I use. I haven’t tried everything yet, but do any M2 pro owners out there have settings they can share? I can’t find info virtually anywhere.

JMGO N1S 4K is a pretty solid brand in my opinion. They kind of knock it out of the park in terms of brightness and somehow also keep things pretty quiet. I almost never hear or notice the fan. It also has a gimbal swivel thingy so it's super easy to point at the ceiling or wall or wherever. I'm not much of a sound guy but speakers seem fine to me and I think something underrated is just connecting my bluetooth earbuds so I can watch stuff without bothering any neighbors or roommates or whatever. I don't notice audio lag but I'm pretty sure it has settings to compensate for that if you need it. And like most smart projectors, it has the autofocus and autokeystone stuff. I've been planning on posting a review on this subreddit but I haven't had the time. Let me know if you have any questions.

Got a tiny jmgo pico for my GF. I have experience with the jmgo N1S 4K downstairs and I've been impressed. JMGO pico would fit easily on the headboard and is very comfortable with all sorts of slants/ceilings. She puts it on ceiling or different type of setups when she travels for work. 1080p though.

Same, upside down, bought as soon as it appeared on the market. Did not notice light spill.

I used to be in the market for those, ended up with the jmgo 4K N1S. Cinebeam had heating issues and GV50 is 1080p (by memory). These days I think you can do better than both of these models. MOGO4 for example?

That's a lot of budget. I'm happy with my jmgo 4k n1s for bit gaming and movies. 1k usd or less.

JMGO N1 is a really solid model with much better brightness and a gimbal stand that may work really well for your setup needs.

In low ambient light, with like some streetlights nearby or something, you can get by with almost any model. Watch the portable model video, and pick one. The JMGO N1S is a great option for sure. Bright and quality image and can do a 100" diagonal with some lights on without massive impact. This is what 5,000 lumens looks like before dark and after... [https://www.youtube.com/@paulvail7926](https://www.youtube.com/@paulvail7926)

the jmgo n1s is outdated by now, as there is the n1s 4k now. I got the benqGV50 back in the day but I wouldn't use it anymore today. check out the Mogo 3 Pro, its way more portable, has netflix, keystone is simple. I will have to say that the n1s beats the mogo 3 pro in terms of sound, but the n1s is bigger and with its carrying case it got even bigger bigger (I know thats no english :D). I ordered a 70 inch portable screen which wouldn't fit your van ,but it would fit outside of the van: [https://us.xgimi.com/products/xgimi-portable-outdoor-screen](https://us.xgimi.com/products/xgimi-portable-outdoor-screen) however i use the XGIMI 50" Screen P124S whenever the space is tight. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wIac8T6ugi4](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wIac8T6ugi4)

If he watches in a dark room, why not consider the basic Plus model. 1500 lumens may not sound like much but the Hookup measured my JMGO N1 at 870 lumens. I find it watchable during the daytime with blinds drawn and fantastic at dusk and night. Only issue is that it has a fixed lens. To get a 100" screen the projector must be 105" away. It mostly for a light controlled "home theater" room. Thats the one i'm pledging for.