JMGO - N1S 4K

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 ! ✨

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)

At the $1000, most projectors won’t be super bright, so in a living room you’ll probably want the curtains closed for the best results. Since you watch a lot of horror, a 4K model is worth considering because the extra detail really helps in darker scenes. The JMGO N1S 4K is one option, and it should be solid for movies and streaming, though there are a few other good choices depending on sales. Enjoy the horror marathons. For the screen, it really depends on your wall. If it’s smooth and a neutral color, it works fine to start. If the paint has a tint or the surface isn’t perfectly even, you might see some color shifts, so a simple matte-white screen can help. No need for ALR screens unless your room is really bright since those get pricey, and curtains usually handle most of the lighting issues.

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 would pick the JMGO N1. Pretty cheap for its performance, doesnt need to be totally aligned with the wall, not a total danger for fire (no batteries) in the cabin when you leave it plugged in. If you’ve got unlimited internet, then the 4k JMGO is right for you. But if not, then the 1080p JMGO N1 would be good and not guzzle precious WIFI data

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 can also vouch for N1S 4k- I use it in my bedroom at night and it’s more than bright enough. The color depth is very legit, and it’s whisper quiet.

Jmgo projectors are triple laser DLP and look amazing from my experience. N1 line gets you android TV os while N1S series gets you google TV os. Can recommend highly as the color is 🤌🤌

Jmgo projectors are triple laser DLP and look amazing from my experience. N1 line gets you android TV os while N1S series gets you google TV os. Can recommend highly as the color is 🤌🤌

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.

Jmgo n1s 4k seems like the best value, $799 through their website. Good image, quiet, playable input lag at low latency mode.

I've never noticed it on the jmgo.

No such issues on my JMGO projector. Possibly due to it being a triple-laser unit.  (Never imagined there'd be a 4k/3d/auto-focus/triple laser projector for under $800!). Neither I nor any of the reviews I've seen have noted RBE on any of these. But as others note, maybe a person by person thing.

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.