JMGO N1S Ultra...NEW with Google TV and NETFLIX and even better than the N1 Ultra...
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- Опубликовано: 2 июн 2024
- This review is for the brand new JMGO N1S Ultra 4K Triple Laser projector with Google TV and pre installed, native Netflix. This is a 3000 lumens long throw projector that may quite likely be the best projector ever made in this reviewers opinion.
The pixels you see in the third part of the video when projecting on screen are not the projector and it's image but are the side effect of the camera...
This is a collaborative in which JMGO provided the N1S Ultra for me to review but have no control over my review itself or my opinion of said projector...thanks for watching.
Such a huge thanks to the JMGO team for this great honor of being able to review in my opinion, the greatest lifestyle projector ever made at any price point and quite possibly the greatest projector period.
00:03-introduction
02:00-unboxing
06:05-presentation of N1S ULTRA
08:00-inputs
09:00-specs
15:05-in the home theatre room!
15:30-Multi Adaptive System
18:16-Auto Screen Alignment
20:40-settings including new features like One Click Dust Removal and 'Turn on to Input'
26:00-keystone correction
26:55-actual image demos
32:05-picture settings
34:10-Netflix baby...
35:30-sound test
40:10-wrap up and thanks!
Brightness 3000 ANSI Lumens
Resolution 4K UHD
Contrast Ratio 1,600:1
Throw Ratio 1.2:1
Color Gamut 110%
BT.2020 Display
Technology DLP
Color Accuracy ΔE less than 1
HDR HDR 10
Laser Speckle Reduction Rate less than 97%
Color Depth 10-Bit Color Depth (1.07B Colors)
Brightness Uniformity more than 95%
Zooming Digital Zoom
Projection Mode Front projection, Rear projection, Front ceiling projection, Rear ceiling projection
3D Support Supports local and external 3D sources
Hardware SoC MediaTek MT9629
Display Chip TI 0.47” DMD
RAM 2GB
ROM 32GB
Light Source Triple color laser
Lamp Life 30,000 Hours
Audio Certification DTS, Dolby Audio Tuning JMGO Master Sound
General Specs
Dimensions 9.49*7.99*9.29 in Speaker 2x 10-watt speakers
Weight 9.92 lb. Noise Level less than 26dB
Wi-Fi Wi-Fi 6 Bluetooth 5.0
Connectivity 2x HDMI 2.1 (one supports eARC), 1x USB-A 2.0, 1x 3.5mm Headphone Jack, 1x DC Port 
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Thanks for the review oly! Well done!
My pleasure and thanks for watching as well...hope you are doing well!
Waiting for the Hisense C2 Pro, but also looking at alternatives so thanks for the vid. No Dolby Vision is very disappointing.
Thanks for watching! Lack of DV is very disappointing but with the addition of an HDFURY you can have LLDV. I get that it isn't the same and especially because the chip they use has the ability to do DV and the higher lumens just make sense to take advantage of it but it is what it is. In the end the color and contrast is so far beyond anything I have ever seen that the lack of DV is more of a shame than it is a deal breaker. Please keep me informed with regards to your C2 Pro and its contrast as that is the common complaint if any about the C line.
Seems strange that I can't find this model on the JMGO website. They have an N1s but that's only 1080p. The only full 4k one they have is the N1 Ultra 🤔
You are not incorrect...It still is not officially available yet and I am sure they are still not certain when that will happen...stay tuned.
Thank you for a nice impression video. Would you consider a comparison for video and audio against n1 ultra?
I was holding my breath on purchasing n1 ultra about a month ago, since I realized n1s ultra is coming soon.
Google TV is nice to have, but not so much if it's much more expensive.
So the brightness seems the only meaningful upgrade here, and I do care that. Brightness is one of the major reasons why I was considering n1 ultra among the lifestyle projectors.
If this new version is not so much brighter, then I guess I will choose n1 ultra, or... something else!
Haha, again, thanks for the super early impression video. Cheers.
First off, thanks for watching, I appreciate that very much. As far as comparison videos, the N1S is definitely a better projector as it just isn't brightness but also the Google TV is much more stable than the android 11 with almost no jitter on the OS. There are also nicer features like a brightness control in the picture settings which the N1 did not have. The added ability of having the projector turn on to last input versus always having to select HDMI1 for those who use streaming devices such as Apple TVs etc. also, native Netflix for those who don't want to add a streamer is a big plus. Lastly, and I know there are more things I am forgetting is improved audio quality which is also definitely more noticeable as well. Would I spend a few hundred dollars more off of retail to get the N1S, yes I would, if I could get an N1 for considerably cheaper then I would likely go with the N1...I hope that helps.
Can’t wait to see HD fury Dolby vision on the new N1 s ultra😊
Worth the wait Steve and I think you will be pretty amazed as to how they could manage to make it even better than the N1...lots of little things like internal sound and direct to previous input make it a better experience for sure.
What screen are you using bro? And would like to know 3D performance if you have tested it.
Thanks for watching, I am using the Elite Screens A8k Accoustic transparent screen and it is spectacular with zero laser speckle. 3d is mind twisting as the extra 30% brightness makes the 3d that was already spectacular on the N1 even better on the N1S, such amazing depth, better than the Epson 5050UB which used to be my favorite 3d before the JMGOs.
Hope JMGO lets you keep it!
Indeed they did 👍
@@OlyGoalie67 No wonder you're excited! Good for you Bro. Enjoy!!!
@@brucesmith1754 not at all, my excitement is based on the projectors ability to produce an image, not because they gave it to me. I do not base my reviews on anything other than the performance of the unit itself....
@@OlyGoalie67
Hey Oly,
I was kidding about that. I always look forward to seeing the new capabilities and add-on features that you've discovered thru experimentation that I, and likely others, don't have the time to explore. Your helpful videos add to the experience of having one of these great JMGO devices. Great job , Oly. Thanks!!
@@brucesmith1754 my pleasure to do it and I didn't doubt it meant anything I was just being open about that fact 😊all good indeed👍
They seem to have nailed it on this one. Does it have a light halo around the main image when keystone correction is NOT used?
I hear its a thing for this type of chip.
Thanks for watching...I have not seen anything like that either on the N1 or the N1S...
@@OlyGoalie67 my 3550 had a mild one, but I guess they find a way around it in TI. I sold the benq and looking for an upgrade due to the more stable light source of the laser and higher contrast ratio. Plus it gets to the hundred percent dci p3 without a filter.
@@vagomaniac I can say from going from an Epson 5050UB back in the day that the N1S wipes the floor with that projector at a much more reasonable price and MASSIVE picture improvement, you will not be disappointed.
@@OlyGoalie67 Nice to hear. Do you know if one can transfer the active image to the bottom of the screen leaving two black bars above (instead of lens shift) to be masked? I hear some lasers do it through projection modes or something. Thanks and gj
@@vagomaniac the N1S does have different projection modes but I am pretty sure it does not allow a shift of the entire image to bottom or top with remaining bar to be masked off.
Oly, the N1 Ultra is really 2000 ANSI lumens when converted from the 2200 CVIA lumens measure they claim , so there’s a 1000 lumens difference in the new N1S Ultra, it should be noticeable ! Or isn’t not? You should do a comparison video.
There absolutely is a difference...I have already given my N1 Ultra away so I cannot 😭 but I could show previous video and film the same clips on the new N1S...
Funny that none of the Hisense Upcoming C2 and C2 Pro will get to 3000 lumens and they just copy the JMGO gimbals 😂😂😂😂
And likely still not be able to match the contrast of the JMGO...
Oly,this is HD Fury vroom Steve remember me? Just ordered the N1S………Are the black levels any better?
Indeed I do Steve, I would say that the N1S overall image is better based on higher lumens and I can say the contrast is better as commented in this video when I am showing the horse and rider video... everything just pops...
Hey Oly,
Aha! So This is the big reveal you were hinting at for June! Congrats to you for your relationship with JMGO. I am still enjoying my JMGO N1 1080p ,but after waiting so long to finally make my purchase, I can't help but be disappointed that the N1S version was released just a little over a month later. Grrrr. I still love it. I'm was still holding out on the 4K version to see what the next version of the N1 Ultra 4K would feature. From your review of the features here's what I'm disappointed about.
1. JMGO still hasn't added Dolby Vision?!!. What in the world are they thinking ?. Boooooooo!!
2. Still no Optical Zoom. Booooooooo!
I still dont really know what the advantage is of having Google TV versus the Android OS installed on the N1.
I hope this is a beta prototype with more features to come. They dont have any new specs for this on their website for the N1S Ultra yet.
Thanks for another great video, Oly!
Thanks Bruce and for watching buddy, I am grateful. I am not going to say I was also disappointed in the fact that we are still not seeing DV on this projector. Again, based on the image quality and the fact that you can add a used HDFURY to allow for Low Latency Dolby Vision, I am ok with it. I was watching Dune 2 last night and wow, what a visual feast. The image from this new N1S is, well as I said in the video, incredible. When I first turned on the N1 I thought to myself I don't know how it could get better but they pulled it off. Brighter image, better audio and the added benefit of a stable OS with native Netflix making this truly a portable lifestyle projector but even more so, the best one to shine in my home theatre room.
It is pretty nice having the Google TV being stable versus the Android 11 and optical zoom would be amazing but I am certain this would reduce the space internally and would likely affect the light path and its ability to produce the color and contrast this beast puts out.
@@OlyGoalie67 Rob from "TheHookup" channel, gave high ratings for JMGO's image compared to Hisense C1's DV image. I could image that the JMGO's New N1S Ultra 4K being more than satisfactory. I will consider the HD Fury if necessary. Since the 4K version will be my final purchase for awhile, I will still do my "holdout" thing until I can see the reviews on the Hisense C2 and XGIMI Horizon Max slated to be released in the next few months. Both expected to have IMAX enhanced feature, DV and Optical Zoom. I mentioned to you that I a have the long throw situation that requires that I use allot of digital zoom. Still very nice image. So I'm salivating over having a non-processed image with optical zoom. This is a greatest of times for us enthusiasts. I haven't been tempted to go to the movies since I got my N1. Its only getting better!
@@OlyGoalie67 I see. The Andoid OS is a bit sluggish. But its also nice that it now allows you to power on with the last HDMI connected to. Switching to HDMI on power up is annoyng. Thanks Oly!
@@brucesmith1754 that is the truth, I also watched Godzilla Minus 1 on Netflix on Friday night and on a 150" screen with the N1S image was mind bending...I did go to my local theater and buy a bag of popcorn 🍿 which made it even more enjoyable 😂
Jmgo claims that still laser speckle is present if alr screen is used, when I reached out to them. They recommend to not use alr screens, instead just standard screens will work. And may be an vividstorm alr ust screen.
I just mentioned in another reply that there would be speckle likely visible on an ALR screen but I literally have absolutely zero speckle using the N1S on my Elite Screens A8k Accoustic transparent screen so if you were in the market that is what I would recommend, mine is the 150" version and it is amazing!
Does it still have laser speckle ?
I see zero speckle as in none. But that also went away on my N1 Ultra when I switched to the Elite Screens A8k screen so I cannot say for 100% I assume if you used any kind of ALR screen you may still see some speckle but very minimal.
They should have upgraded this model with optical zoom.
I don't think any JMGO product has optical zoom and I don't see them including it but you never know. I will give them that feedback though👍
@OlyGoalie67 It's definitely something the end user takes into consideration, when choosing a projector. No one wants the lose in resolution, when using digital zoom. The new Hisense C2 lineup is coming with this upgrade, as well they have added 3D capability, comparable brightness and a gimble. They are gonna be Jmgo's main competition, in the lifestyle projector segment, for sure.
@@SnakeDoctor5104 very interesting to see where this industry is going, the idea of what we are getting today at the retail prices are amazing...a great time to be a home theatre enthusiast for sure!
Thought this one had the MT9679 SoC. Can you confirm? MT9629 is old tech.
9629 is confirmed but no issues with performance whatsoever 👍
Are you sure? Is the MT9679, which is a better chip, just for the Asian market?
@@russharris8964 I'm afraid so...I have a screen shot of the specs provided by JMGO but I don't think you can attach a photo here...
Here you go...
photos.app.goo.gl/FdfqjJ8apaDqhJ6y7
Thanks. JMGO is giving us a brighter N1 Ultra for a higher price? I’ll wait to see if the price is the same or not.
Get a high quality Android 11 stream box that will accepts a cat 8 lan directly from your router,then run 8k HDMI from the stream box to HD furry Vrroom box to get LLDV to send directly to the N1S for next level set up to the new N1S.