N1S Pro True 4K Triple Laser Projector, GTV, Netflix, 2250 ISO Lumens, Blu-ray 3D, Auto Focus, 300", 110% BT.2020, 1600:1 Contrast, HDR10, Dolby Digital Plus, 17ms Low Latency.

After using this projector for a few days, I have to say it's more than capable, especially for the price. It's plenty bright. Honestly, I was a bit skeptical about the brightness at first, but when I tried it out the first night, I was impressed. We use it in our living room, and in low-light conditions, it really shines with crisp, clear images and no problems at all. During the day or with the lights on, the picture isn't as bright, but it's still clear enough to enjoy. If you pair it with an ALR screen, the image quality is actually pretty solid even in brighter rooms. As for laser speckle, I haven't noticed any at all. The picture is sharp and vibrant, and everyone in the family feels comfortable watching for long periods without any issues. There are a ton of great features that make this projector a winner: auto-focus, screen auto-fitting, and the built-in speakers are surprisingly good—we've stopped using our external speakers for regular TV. The only minor downsides are the lack of lens shift and a mute button on the remote, but I'm hoping future updates might fix that. Overall, it's a fantastic projector for the value and quality!

I bought the N1 Pro about a year ago, and it was my first time using a projector with tri-color laser tech. The 1080P and vibrant colors were already super impressive, and it handled everything from movies to gaming like a champ. So when the N1S Pro upgrade dropped, I jumped on it—and I' m so glad I did! The sharpness and clarity are on a whole new level. Now with 4K and a brighter picture, it' s perfect in both dark and bright rooms. The built-in Google TV runs smoothly, which just adds to the overall experience. One of my favorite upgrades is that it now supports Netflix, which makes streaming so much easier. Overall, the experience feels more high-end, and honestly, for what you get, this might be the best bang-for-your-buck projector out there. If you' re looking for killer performance without spending a fortune, the N1S Pro is where it' s at!

Just got this projector a handful of days ago. It can be bliss but it can be a Stubbarnd bazterd too when it comes to making the adjustments and then the adjustments to picture etc. to stay at that setting without resetting after powering it down for the night, but the next day, back to default not cool.. ugh lol but the picture is so crystal your eyes may bleed if you got even a half a*s decent screen. So for ex. watching a movie like "no country for old men" like it's the very first time again it's that dufferent to see on my 12 foot screen, then with the previous 1080p laser projector. So, I'm trying to like this one even with the software issues, I'll give it a few weeks and decide as per long the return policy. Fingers crossed there are No more negatives. I'll edit as needed

I was debating between the Nebula and JMGO, and after lots of research, I finally chose the JMGO and I couldn’t be happier. The brightness and black levels on this projector are outstanding. I can even watch shows during the day with no issues, which was a pleasant surprise. The built-in stand is a huge plus, making it easy to adjust the angle without needing any extra equipment. The initial setup was quick and painless I had everything up and running in under 10 minutes. The menus are straightforward, and the remote is easy to navigate. Overall, the N1S Pro has been awesome. It delivers crisp and bright images, has great contrast, and is super user-friendly, this is it!

First off, coming from a traditional 720p cheap projector, to this 4k resolution with triple laser technology, I am WOW by it, and I like the design as well, easy to point it to where you want it. It is also incredibly quiet, you hardly know that it's there. But after the honeymoon period, I'm starting to see flaws. You won't find this stuff being talked about by the reviewer on Youtube. First problem I encountered was, the bass of the speaker basically rattles the projector even at low volume which made it sound cheap. There's an option with an update later that reduces the bass and that solve the problem, which should've come with the projector and enabled by default in my opinion. Second, I'm starting to notice blurriness. The auto focus feature was not doing its job, always leaving one side clearer than the other, and losing focus overtime for some odd reason. The projector sit still on my shelf and would become blurry the next morning. I have to manually dig into the settings, and hit the auto focus button EVERY TIME, which is annoying and felt like a chore just to enjoy using my projector, could've been avoided if they put a little more thought into the software, make the AUTO FOCUS FEATURE ACTUALLY WORK. That still hasn't been fix as of now. These are the quality of life, the little detail that I care about when it comes to purchasing an expensive tech. I dislike paying full price for a half baked product. I did receive a replacement from JMGO, but it didn't solve the problem so I'm going to have to contact them again and find a solution. The replacement process could be faster as well, I was without my projector for more than a week. Giving credits where credit is due, I love the packaging, it's a little suitcase that you can use afterwards. No extra packaging to throw away, great for the environment. Overall, love hate relationship with it :/ Review update. Same issue, projector slowly losing focus and making picture quality blurry. For a $1000 plus product, this is not acceptable. Best part, they only offer one short year of limited warranty, I guess I'm on my own now. Would not purchase from JMGO again.

This digital laser projector is the best on the market right now. it is bright, clear picture, automatic focus, automatic adjustment. And it is portable even though i have mine permantaly mounted.

This is a fantastic projector -- love how compact, the sound is excellent, the automatic keyholing really works -- just plug in and play. The only thing I would have done different is pay another $600 and get the 3500 lumens version. When the sun is steaming in my beach place the image could be brighter -- but in normal daylight or room light it's plenty bright.

Great picture, apps not good unless you're using a external device. I returned the unit over 3 weeks ago and I'm still waiting for my refund.