JMGO launches Iris Ultra Max projector with dual-iris contrast system and 6,500 lumens brightness
JMGO's new all-in-one 4K 120Hz projector features a dual-iris optical system and triple-laser engine, now available for preorder at $2,999.
What happened
JMGO announced the Iris Ultra Max, a 4K 120Hz all-in-one Google TV projector now available outside China. The projector uses a dual-iris system—two physical apertures positioned at different points in the optical path—to achieve a 10,000:1 native contrast ratio and produce 6,500 ISO lumens from a triple-laser light engine. The device includes a motorized pan-and-tilt gimbal, 0.88–1.7:1 optical zoom, V±130% / H±53% lens shift, variable refresh rate (VRR), auto low latency mode (ALLM), and Dolby Vision HDR support at 4K 120Hz. Preorders begin today at $2,999 (regular price $3,499), with shipping scheduled for October 19th.
Context
The projector enters a market where 6,000+ lumens and 4K 120Hz have become expected features for premium all-in-one models, particularly for gaming and sports viewing. The dual-iris contrast system addresses a persistent weakness in projector technology—contrast capability—by using dual apertures to control light scatter more aggressively than single-iris designs. The motorized gimbal and lens shift capabilities provide flexibility in room placement while preserving optical image quality. However, the reviewer noted color distortion issues at peak brightness with JMGO's previous flagship N3 Ultimate, suggesting brightness and color accuracy may trade off.
What's disputed
The practical performance and color accuracy of the Iris Ultra Max at peak brightness remain unreviewed and unconfirmed.