Projector or OLED TV? 🤯 (JMGO N1 Ultra and N1 review)

[@SteveHinrichs]

WOW, the N1 Ultra loos like an amazing picture quality. If I was looking to replace my TV. This would be a great option. Thanks for the review.

[@PatrickRambles]

The image quality is really superb, especially within this price range. Gimbal and auto keystone, earc HDMI. Love it!

[@speca]

Hi Patrick, don’t work too hard. Make some time for the family this festive season ❤

[@Планынадень-и1ж]

how to connect it to the computer with a cable to backup the firmware? how to enter recovery mode?

[@chris9384]

Another quality review with real world use case. Always appreciate your solid reviews!!!

[@PatrickRambles]

Thanks man!

[@silviavanderpers7606]

Super review Patrick👍Always a plessure to look at your videos,and learning stuff❤

[@PatrickRambles]

Thansk :)

[@lashesfordaze]

Can they be mounted on ceiling?

[@juenjinooi3272]

How do I connect Netflix with JMGO N1? Can’t find Google solution

[@kimcorell7786]

Use your streaming device, Chromecast or Fire stick or similar.

[@AK__Productions]

You did not mention a rainbow effect in this two DLP projectors. This can be a huge deal breaker for some users.

[@brucesmith1754]

Great video, Patrick. Although a great suggestion you made to run a splitter, you didn't give a link to the one you are using. I am currently looking into eArc splitters/extractors but I'm having an issue finding a budget one under $200 that will extract/passthru Dolby Vision encoded video over Ethernet to send back to my projector. Looks like your setup is using HDMI for all your cabling. I need a 25 meter cable run. Cable runs of more than 15ft are not recommended for HDMI. Any suggestions for this type of device.

[@alischan]

Hi Patrick, great video. Since it's portable, can we hook up a powerbank for using it outside too (either model).

[@PatrickRambles]

Depends on th powrbank suppose. I don't think a regular battery pack will cut it. More like a proper camping battery

[@alischan]

@@PatrickRambles ok, thanks for letting me know.

[@mdla1981]

Hi, how long does it take to turn on?

[@PatrickRambles]

Couple of seconds.

[@kaniel]

And the JMGO N1 Pro?

[@PatrickRambles]

Clearly not part of the review.

[@kimcorell7786]

I have the N1 Ultra, it's awesome! I have the Chinese version with a wonky OS that's impossible to use is you don't know chinese. I have a Fire cube for my streaming needs, works great.

[@PatrickRambles]

Yeah man the Ultra is great!

[@2daysB4]

Hi great job, what is the power consumption and can they run from powerbank?

[@PatrickRambles]

You'd probably need a beefy camping power station. I don't think it will run off a regular battery pack.

[@2daysB4]

@@PatrickRamblesI've seen it on their website for N1 to run it outside like caravan picknic streaming on side of a van.

[@OldFashioned751]

Solid review as always

[@PatrickRambles]

Thank you sir 🙏🏻

[@orbak21]

Super review, could you elaborate on how you connect your JMGO to your soundbar ? (I can see the cable tray below ?) Thanks

[@PatrickRambles]

So I have this HDMI earc splitter box hooked up to the sonos and I have all other devices come into that box, so it all routes to the sonos. I have one very long high quality HDMI cable running from the projector to the box. The best part is that I don't need any other remote than the apple TV one. It turns the projector on and off and it controls the volume, even when I'm using a gaming console or whatever. It's great.

[@orbak21]

@@PatrickRambles thanks for this, I'm now looking for options to run this cable discreetly. Thanks heaps

[@PatrickRambles]

@orbak21 I used some slim pvc wire gutters, ran them across the floor board and up the wall.

[@andrew4400]

Hi - great video. Can you link to the HDMI earc splitter? Cheers

[@weareall1]

... common man, the sound is not that good. The music quality kind of meh.