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Formovie X5 |
JMGO N1 Ultra |
Our Thoughts: |
| Brightness |
2500 |
2200 |
Both projectors are bright for portable projectors but the Formovie X5 is clearly the brighter by a decent amount. |
| Throw Ratio |
1.27:1 |
1.20:1 |
The JMGO N1 Ultra Cube can sit closer to the screen giving it an advantage. |
| Screen Size |
60"-500" |
50.02" - 150.07" |
The Formovie X5 can produce a significantly larger screen size (though you would need a very dark room to achieve the 500 inch screen size). |
| Projector Lens Shift |
None |
None |
Neither projector provides lens shift. |
| Chipset |
0.47" DLP |
0.47” DLP |
Both projectors use the same smaller DLP chip. |
| Light Source |
ALPD 3.0 Single Laser |
RGB Triple Laser |
The triple laser light source gives the JMGO cube projector a significant advantage. Though the ALPD technology has its own benefits. |
| Contrast Ratio |
973:1 |
1670:1 |
The JMGO lifestyle projector has a clear advantage with regards to projector contrast. |
| Input Lag |
4K/60: 42.5ms |
4K/60: 35.1ms |
Neither projector is a true gaming projector with these adequate lag times. JMGO though does get the edge |
| Built-In Speakers |
Denon 2x12W + 6W |
10.0 Watts x2 |
The built-in speakers found on the Formovie X5 are higher quality and sound much better than the JMGO N1 Ultra. |
| Price |
€1.380,00 |
€2.099,00 |
The Formovie X5 is one of the lowest priced 4K lifestyle projectors out there and has a big edge compared to the JMGO N1 Ultra |
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