JMGO N1 Ultra & N1 Pro ISO-Lumen Helligkeitsangaben Update (2025)

The projector manufacturer JMGO has released several projectors over the past two years. It started with the N1 Ultimate, which was initially advertised with a brightness of 2,200 CIVA lumens. At the turn of the year, the company standardized the brightness specifications for its projectors, now presenting them in ISO lumens.

The JMGO N1 Ultra is now listed with 1,900 ISO lumens. Since CIVA and ISO lumens are measured using different methods, converting between the two is not straightforward. However, the ISO standard is generally considered more practical, making it easier to gauge how suitable a projector's brightness is for home use. Other models, such as the N1 Pro, have also been updated: JMGO now states its brightness as 1,300 ISO lumens. These adjustments have already been reflected on Amazon, and it is hoped that local retailers, who sometimes sell JMGO products, will also adopt the standardized brightness specifications. For instance, some corrections made by XGIMI last year have yet to be fully implemented by some sellers.

The shift to ISO lumens was previously observed with the PicoFlix, a portable projector directly described as having a brightness of 420 ISO lumens. Other manufacturers, such as Dangbei, have also adopted the ISO lumen standard. A unified standard makes it easier for consumers to realistically assess brightness and make informed decisions about which projector to purchase.

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Ist mir auch aufgefallen. Seit die die Lichtstärke geändert haben, tut es mehr in meinen Augen weh, wenn ich rein schaue... 😢