JMGO's N3 Ultimate has displaced Anker as the top portable 4K projector on the market, at least by one reviewer's reckoning after extended hands-on use.
The N3 Ultimate runs Google TV and is built to handle placement angles that would trip up most rivals — set it on a coffee table, a campsite rock, or anywhere off-axis and it hunts for a surface and corrects. It holds against moderate ambient light even at those steep angles, and after dark it can reportedly keep pace with home theater setups that cost considerably more. Current street price is $2,399, a $500 discount from the $2,999 list price.
Portable projectors have quietly closed the gap on fixed installations over the past few years, and Google TV integration is a big part of why. Auto-keystone, auto-focus, and improving light engines mean the setup friction that made these devices a compromise purchase has largely evaporated. The N3 Ultimate seems to represent where that trajectory currently lands.
Still, $2,399 is real money — and anyone weighing this against a quality OLED should run those numbers before assuming a projector is the flexible option.