End of the Smart TV Era: 360° Rotating 4K Projector Arrives in Brazil, Promising to Transform Any Wall Into a Luxury Cinema with Triple Laser Image and Integrated Dolby Sound

Written by Débora Araújo

Published on 04/11/2025 at 11:51

Fim da era das Smart Tv’s: Projetor 4K que gira 360° chega ao Brasil e promete transformar qualquer parede em cinema de luxo com imagem a laser triplo e som Dolby integrado

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Premium Home Theater Model Promises Crystal-Clear Image, Powerful Sound, and Flexible Installation — and Is Already for Sale in Brazil for About R$ 11,699.

The high-quality home projector segment has just gained a new competitor in Brazil. The JMGO N1S Ultimate, the top-of-the-line model from the Chinese brand JMGO, has officially landed in the country through the distributor Nothing Projector, promising to bring the cinema experience into homes with premium features.

According to Tecnoblog, the device is already on sale in the national market for R$ 11,699.00, positioned as an alternative to traditional brands like Epson, BenQ, and Samsung, but with more modern features and a fully flexible design.

Real 4K Image with Triple RGB Laser

The main differentiator of the JMGO N1S Ultimate lies in its triple RGB laser projection technology, which uses three independent light sources (red, green, and blue) to generate an image with purer and more vibrant colors.

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Rotating Base and Simplified Installation

Another highlight of the JMGO N1S Ultimate is its 360° horizontal and 135° vertical rotating base, which eliminates the need for fixed installation on the ceiling or wall. The user can easily adjust the projection direction, including projecting onto the ceiling — a feature becoming a trend in the global home cinema market.

The robust yet elegant structure is designed for use in various environments of the home, transforming any wall into a screen.

Dolby Audio and DTS Integrated Sound

While many projectors need to be connected to external speakers to deliver good sound quality, the JMGO N1S Ultimate surprises with built-in speakers with Dolby Audio and DTS certification.

According to the brand, the system was developed to deliver an immersive audio experience, capable of filling medium-sized rooms without the need for a soundbar. The sound is clear, with good bass response and balanced mids.

Smart Features and Complete Connectivity

The projector comes equipped with the Google TV 3.0 system, providing direct access to streaming apps like Netflix, YouTube, Prime Video, and Disney+. It also offers Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and HDMI 2.1 ports, compatible with next-gen consoles (PS5 and Xbox Series X).

For those looking to game, the Game Mode Pro reduces latency to around 15 ms, making the N1S Ultimate one of the fastest 4K projectors in its category.

A Complete Cinema Without Leaving Home

The proposition of the JMGO N1S Ultimate is clear: to offer a home theater experience with professional quality but in a portable and easy-to-use format. Its modern design and complete base rotation make it ideal for living rooms as well as bedrooms, offices, or covered outdoor spaces.

For those looking to replace their TV with a giant screen — up to 150 inches — the projector offers a balance of technology, convenience, and visual quality, standing out among the premium options available in Brazil.

Price and Availability in Brazil

The JMGO N1S Ultimate is already being sold on the official website of Nothing Projector and in partner marketplaces at a suggested price of R$ 11,699.00.

The brand also offers two more affordable versions:

JMGO N1S Infinity, with an average price of R$ 9,699;
JMGO N1S SE, an entry-level model costing around R$ 4,499, suitable for those wanting to start in the world of 4K projectors.

With real 4K resolution, triple RGB laser technology, integrated Dolby Audio sound, and a rotating base that allows projection at any angle, the JMGO N1S Ultimate arrives in Brazil to redefine the concept of home cinema.

The price may seem high, but the combination of professional image, innovative design, and simplified installation makes this model one of the most complete options in the national market — ideal for those seeking the utmost in quality and versatility.

End of the Smart TV Era: 360° Rotating 4K Projector Arrives in Brazil, Promising to Transform Any Wall Into a Luxury Cinema with Triple Laser Image and Integrated Dolby Sound

Premium Home Theater Model Promises Crystal-Clear Image, Powerful Sound, and Flexible Installation — and Is Already for Sale in Brazil for About R$ 11,699.

Real 4K Image with Triple RGB Laser

Rotating Base and Simplified Installation

Dolby Audio and DTS Integrated Sound

Smart Features and Complete Connectivity

A Complete Cinema Without Leaving Home

Price and Availability in Brazil

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End of the Smart TV Era: 360° Rotating 4K Projector Arrives in Brazil, Promising to Transform Any Wall Into a Luxury Cinema with Triple Laser Image and Integrated Dolby Sound

Premium Home Theater Model Promises Crystal-Clear Image, Powerful Sound, and Flexible Installation — and Is Already for Sale in Brazil for About R$ 11,699.

Real 4K Image with Triple RGB Laser

Rotating Base and Simplified Installation

Dolby Audio and DTS Integrated Sound

Smart Features and Complete Connectivity

A Complete Cinema Without Leaving Home

Price and Availability in Brazil

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