The Titan is not a small portable projector. It weighs more than 25 pounds and uses up to 500W of power.
It works best as a permanent or semi-permanent installation.
If you want a projector that can live on a shelf or ceiling mount and handle almost any lighting condition, it is one of the strongest choices in this category.
Pricing: It costs $3,999.
Jmgo IRIS Ultra Max
The Jmgo IRIS Ultra Max is designed with high-refresh-rate gaming in mind.
It is the world’s first consumer single-chip DLP projector capable of outputting true 4K resolution at 120Hz.
Many projectors can accept a 4K signal but require the resolution to drop to 1080p for higher refresh rates.
The IRIS Ultra Max achieves full-path 4K at 120Hz using its dual TI DLPC chip architecture.
That specification makes a real difference if you use a gaming PC, PlayStation 5, or Xbox Series X.
The projector also supports VRR and ALLM, which help reduce screen tearing and automatically switch compatible consoles into low-latency mode.
Jmgo rates input lag at 1ms under certain conditions, although real-world performance can vary by resolution and picture settings.
The projector uses a triple-laser MALC 6.0 light engine with a claimed 6,500 ISO lumens. It also claims 110% BT.
2020 color coverage and a 10,000:1 native contrast ratio.
Those figures put it near the top of the consumer projector market for raw image specifications.
Jmgo has also focused heavily on black levels.
The IRIS Ultra Max uses a dual-iris system with 6- and 9-blade iris components, along with AI Dynamic Black Level processing.
The system adjusts light output scene by scene to preserve detail in dark content.
That should help games, sci-fi movies, and HDR shows avoid the grayish blacks that often affect bright projectors.
The IRIS Ultra Max also gives you unusual freedom during installation.
Its optical system includes four-way lens shift, a motorized gimbal, and a 0.88-1.7:1 optical zoom range.
That is a wide range for a projector in this class. You can place it closer to or farther from the screen without sacrificing resolution through digital scaling.
