JmGON1S Ultimate Triple Laser 4K Projector, 3500 ANSI Lumens Projector, Google TV Netflix, Real-Time Auto Screen Fit, HDR10, 180", Blu-ray 3D, Home Theater Projector with 20W Dolby Digital+

I love this projector and I don’t regret splurging on it. The brightness is unreal compared to my previous projector. I can watch with the curtains open. The colors are rich and saturated. The contrast and black levels are much better than I expected.. The sound from the speakers is surprisingly full and loud.There’s a few anomalies I’d like to report so that I can determine if they need addressed:1. I currently use the headphone jack to connect to a stereo in the front of the room . Every so often the volume will suddenly drop and a message will pop up warning of loud headphone levels. You then have to select ok and click on that to regain control of the projector’s audio volume. I don’t turn up the volume on the projector much so I don’t know how to prevent this except running a long HDMI cable to the stereo receiver instead.2. The color is rich and consistent but not always accurate. The picture is very warm and I can only really see the dominant red or pinkish whites when I look at it through my phone. The reds were more like magenta until I moved the hue to 7-8. It looks great otherwise now.

No regrets! Super bright - even with every light on, full sun, the image is brighter. The first projector I've had that can actually be used in "well lit rooms" - like every other manufacturer fails to deliver.The Auto Keystone feature is impressive. It will do most of the adjustment necessary whether the projector is on the floor, hung from ceiling - it is quick and convincing.The resolution is amazing, and only rivaled by the brightness. It comes with Google TV; mine is connected to a Fire Stick through a home theater receiver. Finally the picture is as good as the sound!If you are celing mounting, do yourself a favor and purchase their mount. It will make life super-easy!

I have been looking for a projector over the past year or so. A friend of mine recommended me this one that he bought, and it had a coupon discount too. I just tried playing video games and watching a movie with it during last couple nights and it works great. It is bright enough even for my family room that's not very dark, and the image quality is good. I did not notice any lags when I was playing video games.I like the Google TV UI that's built into the projector. Much easier to use than other TV's UI, such as the Samsung one. And with Google TV, I was able to log into the Netflix app and watch movies directly from that. YouTube app integration on Google TV is also very good so that's another plus. Overall a good value for the price.

The picture is amazing as far as color and definition. However, sometimes the motions is choppy and freezes for a fraction of a second here and there. The auto keystone and focused are not consistent as I would expect. The sound quality is OK but from the back of the room. So I ended up getting a wireless (Bluetooth) surround system which worlk great with no noticeable latency. Also some apps glitch such as Pandora which requires constant deletion and re-instalation.

This is my first projector so I can only compare picture quality to my LG OLED. Of course the picture quality isn’t as great as an OLED but I spend much more time watching TV on my new projector than I do my OLED. One noticeable difference is the detail in blacks and dark scenes. But that’s an OLEDs strength so you’d expect a difference there. The projector gets plenty bright. I attached a picture taken in the day, with the blinds open and snow reflecting bright light inside and football still looked excellent. I watch a lot of football, hockey, adult animation (Bobs Burgers etc), sci-fi and fantasy movies and everything looks great. I also have my Xbox hooked up to the projector. I have paired the projector with a JBL 1300x soundbar and a 100 inch Silver Ticket screen. I also decided to ceiling mount my projector.One of the selling points for me was all the auto correction this projector has. I watched a lot of YouTube videos showing the auto screen fit working flawlessly. Again, this is my first projector. I learned A LOT in my first foray into this project. I was disappointed at first. I originally had my projector setup at the back of my den on a shelf. No matter what I tried the auto screen fit would not work. After doing the manual keystone correction it looked great but it was a pain to adjust every time though. That was user error however. The projector needs to be within 1.5 and 3 meters (5 to 10 ish feet?) away from the screen to auto adjust. That’s why I had to end up mounting the projector to the ceiling so I could get it closer to the screen. Once I did that, the auto screen fit AND auto focus works great. However, I wish it did a better job memorizing the screen fit once powered off and back on. The screen fitting is slightly off whenever I turn it back on. It’s not a huge issue because it takes 30 seconds to do the auto screen fit again. Much faster than the manual method.I don’t notice much if any lag at all when playing CoD. And playing Avatar on this giant screen is so cool! I’m thrilled with this purchase. I didn’t want to go cheap on my first projector because I wanted a great experience. I also didn’t want to spend 10k. I did a lot of research and I’m glad I landed on this model. No regrets.

Great image, bright, love the auto keystone, foucus, color balance. Audio is ok But... no bass, it's not immersive, you will need to add audio system. and biggest issue is remote does not have mute. That's a real pain. I hope the offer new remote with mute, and add mute to app. Minor issues, Google home setup would not work, had to manually setup, the base should allow ceiling or wall mounting,

After using this projector for 6 months in our theater/karaoke room, I am so happy with the performance and quality, that I just bought another one for the out side pool screen and it is fantastic.I am recommending this to all my friends.