TT

For those worried about how long it will last, you can probably buy replacement parts for a burn in for like 20-30usd.. I burned my wanbo TT and got a glass replacement for 25$ recently. It was my bad...Plays 8hours a day on the wall next to my computer, for over a year....and slept a lot on it, and unfortunately, sometimes on an automatic paused screen. The salesman on aliexpress was awesome and even included a tiny lego mechanic in the package haha.

YES. I found my wanbo TT for 200+$ about two years ago and it was a game changer. Nowadays you can better for half of the price. There are ton of unfamiliar brands that are starting to make a name for themselves in the mega budget category. An LCD projector isn't rocket science and prices are dropping fast.

I have the N1S as the main. I wanted 4K mostly for gaming. I previously had a wanbo TT (1080p). Cheaper projecters get a lot of shit here but it was great for movie nights (low light or none at all) and has been used under heavy use - 8hrs a day if not more as a background youtube type player while working for almost two years. Wanbo gets some hate but I very easily changed a burned polarizer for like 25usd very quickly. They made it very simple to do (I have a post about it somewhere on reddit). A good movie on 1080p if done right can be more than enough but if you can afford it : N1S is really quality especially if you watch a lot of 4K movies or game. Have you looked into the xmigi mogo4? I almost went for a mogo or dangbei N2 back then until the N1S came out with a great deal for early buyers.

Hi. I also currently have wanbo tt and looking for an upgrade, since it’s okay for gaming/movies, but falls short on MEMC and dark/color-rich scenes in games. Looking at JMGO N1S 4K As a primary choice. Do you think it’s worth upgrading if the only thing I’m looking for is the image quality upgrade? Also, does it actually project 4k from the PS5?