JMGO triple-laser projectors are highly regarded but typically are priced towards the upper end of the market. This has changed, and a high-end JMGO projector is now within reach for many who may have been priced out before.
If you have wanted to buy a projector for home or business use, especially one bright enough to use in room lighting, your time may have come with the JMGO N1 Ultra. Normally priced at $2,199, it is being offered for $999, which is unheard of for such a full-featured projector with its outstanding specifications, brightness and performance. Forbes and CNET raved about it when it sold for the full $2,199, and at $999 it’s a steal.
The N1 Ultra comes packaged in a protective capsule with a latch and handle, so you won’t have to buy a carrying case. The projector features Android 11 for streaming and is mounted on a smooth, high-quality gimbal that makes aiming the projector effortless and provides great flexibility placing the image. It has automatic keystone correction and automatic screen fitting.
It uses a triple-laser light source with separate lasers for red, green and blue. This is the gold standard for image quality and brightness. I was delighted by the extremely sharp images with vibrant, accurate color, providing beautiful picture quality for movies, television and video games.
It also is smaller and lighter than a typical 4K projector (especially one that is so bright). Moving it around was so easy that during the review period I found myself using it more often than I typically would have. I even put it on my dining room table and projected a hockey game on the wall so I could watch the game while cooking. (As always, I recommend using a screen when you can.)
The audio system is from high-end Danish speaker manufacturer Dynaudio, and the projector has two HDMI ports, including one HDMI-eARC, for use with an external sound system or soundbar.
The JMGO N1 Ultra is on sale for $1,299 at global.jmgo.com, which already is $900 off the original price. Using the code JMGO300 at checkout saves another $300, bringing the price to $999. The website also offers two $1,299 bundles that include a stand (a ceiling mount bundle and a floor stand bundle), and I was surprised to find that the code worked on the bundles, as well.
But even without a bundled stand, this is the best projector deal I have seen, and with the uncertain tariff situation, it is especially compelling.
