JMGO Iris Ultra Max and Iris Ultra bring bright 4K 120Hz laser projection to gamers and home theater fans
JMGO is expanding its premium projector lineup with the Iris Ultra Max and Iris Ultra, two high-performance 4K laser projectors designed for users who want a cinema-sized screen without giving up gaming-friendly features. With high brightness, advanced image processing, and flexible installation options, the new Iris series aims to serve as both a serious home theater centerpiece and a fast, responsive display for console and PC gaming.
The standout model is the JMGO Iris Ultra Max, which delivers up to 6,500 ISO lumens. That level of brightness makes it suitable for large-screen viewing and more challenging lighting conditions, where many projectors struggle to maintain a vivid picture. The JMGO Iris Ultra sits slightly below it with up to 4,500 ISO lumens, still offering strong performance for dedicated theater rooms and living room setups.
Both projectors support 4K resolution at 120Hz, giving users smoother motion for fast-moving content such as sports, action films, and high-frame-rate games. The inclusion of 4K 120Hz MEMC also helps improve motion clarity, making scenes appear more fluid and reducing blur during rapid camera movement.
For gaming, the Iris series includes VRR and ALLM support. Variable Refresh Rate helps reduce screen tearing and stutter, while Auto Low Latency Mode allows compatible devices to switch into a more responsive mode automatically. These features make the projectors more appealing to PlayStation, Xbox, and gaming PC users who want a massive display without losing the responsiveness expected from modern gaming screens.
Movie fans also get Dolby Vision support, which helps enhance contrast, brightness, and color performance in compatible films and streaming content. Combined with laser projection technology, the Iris series is built to deliver a more dynamic and immersive viewing experience than traditional lamp-based projectors.
JMGO has also included hardware-based anti-RBE technology, designed to reduce rainbow artifacts that can appear on some projection systems. This is especially useful for viewers who are sensitive to brief flashes of red, green, and blue during high-contrast scenes. By reducing this effect at the hardware level, the Iris Ultra Max and Iris Ultra aim to provide a cleaner and more comfortable picture.
There are a few key differences between the two models. In addition to its higher 6,500 ISO lumen brightness, the Iris Ultra Max features a native contrast ratio of 10,000:1. The Iris Ultra offers a native contrast ratio of 7,000:1. While both should provide strong black levels and image depth, the Ultra Max is positioned as the more powerful option for users seeking the best brightness and contrast available in the lineup.
Installation flexibility is another major strength of the Iris series. Like JMGO’s recent premium projector models, these units use a 3-in-1 optical system that includes optical zoom, four-way lens shift, and AI-powered screen adjustment. The optical zoom range of 0.88 to 1.7:1 gives users more freedom when placing the projector at different distances from the screen.
The four-way lens shift offers vertical adjustment of up to ±130% and horizontal adjustment of up to ±53%. This allows the image to be moved into the correct position without relying heavily on digital correction, helping preserve sharpness and overall picture quality.
The Iris Ultra Max goes a step further with an AI-powered gimbal system that supports 360-degree pan and 150-degree tilt. This adds even more placement flexibility, making it easier to aim the projector precisely without complicated manual setup. AI Screen Fitting is also included, allowing the projector to automatically align the image to the screen for a faster and more convenient installation process.
With high brightness, Dolby Vision, 4K 120Hz support, VRR, ALLM, optical zoom, advanced lens shift, and anti-rainbow artifact technology, the JMGO Iris Ultra Max and Iris Ultra are built for users who want a large-format entertainment experience with fewer compromises. The Ultra Max is the flagship choice for maximum brightness and contrast, while the Iris Ultra offers many of the same core features in a slightly lower-spec configuration.
For anyone looking to upgrade from a traditional TV to a massive 4K projection setup, the JMGO Iris series appears to be aimed directly at the sweet spot between premium home cinema and next-generation gaming.
