JMGO set to launch 4,600-lumen N3 Ultra Max projector in the US market

Something to look forward to: Since introducing its first gimbal projector in 2023, Chinese manufacturer JMGO has released several iterations of its N series, incorporating sensor-assisted motion and other advanced features. At CES 2025 next week, the company plans to show off its latest flagship projector in Western markets and introduce a compact laser TV.

JMGO’s latest high-end projectors will be unveiled at CES 2025 next week. These triple RGB laser devices have a number of advanced features that improve image quality, motion clarity, contrast and overall versatility.

Top end H3 Ultra Max The projector is already available in China for around $1,600, but the company recently confirmed plans for a US debut. The device features JMGO’s MALC 3.0 triple laser technology and supports a 5000:1 contrast ratio, AI-enabled HDR 10, and 4600 CVIA lumens projection. At 2.3 meters, it can spread images over 120 inches.

What sets the N Series apart is its unique gimbal design, which allows for 360-degree horizontal rotation and 160-degree vertical rotation (depending on model). This design allows users to easily adjust the image position regardless of whether it is projected on a wall or ceiling.

In addition, JMGO projectors can automatically detect and avoid objects such as framed photographs or light switches. If a person walks in front of the projector, they can selectively stop playback to protect their eyes. The N3 Ultra Max also comes with a touchscreen remote control for manual image positioning.

The base of the gimbal includes a USB 3.0 port and two HDMI 2.1 ports (one with eARC) that support 4K resolution with refresh rates up to 240Hz. Users can also insert memory cards up to 120GB. The US variant will likely support Netflix and other Google TV streaming apps over Wi-Fi 6.

Pricing and delivery details for Western markets are still unclear. However, the N3 Ultra Max can beat the $2,639 price tag available worldwide. H1C UltraAnother high-end model in this series. The N1S Ultra offers a 1600:1 contrast ratio, 3D Blu-ray support, and the ability to project up to 180 inches at 2800 ISO lumens. This model will also be part of the JMGO CES.

The O2S Ultra 4K, which JMGO calls the world’s smallest laser TV, will also debut at CES. The Ultra Short Throw TV can project a 100-inch Dolby Vision screen from just 5.75 inches away. JMGO plans to begin shipping the device in the fourth quarter of 2025.

CES 2025 will take place from January 7 to 10 at the Las Vegas Convention Center.

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