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If you're looking for the best projectors overall, there are numerous options available, ranging from budget-friendly, portable models to high-end home theater setups. Are you specifically seeking the best projector for home? Do you want a versatile device that handles both the latest movies and gaming sessions with ease? Or are you looking for something that's easy to carry around? Whatever your needs, we've got you covered, from more affordable models that trade image quality for portability to bulkier, pricier units that deliver top-notch image quality. Ultimately, the best choice depends on your specific needs and budget. If you're unsure how far you can place a given projector for your screen size, our projector throw distance tool can help you plan your setup.
We've bought and tested over 90 projectors, and below, we list the best models for a few critical uses. We only cover consumer models, not high-end products meant for enthusiasts, and our price tiers are built with consumer models in mind. If you're specifically looking for the best home projector to use in a smaller room, or if you just want your projector to stand closer to your screen or wall, look up our best short-throw projectors. Look up our best 4k projectors if you're only interested in high-resolution options. If you'd rather see cheaper options on the market, look up the best budget and cheap projectors. Want to take your projector outside? Consider our picks for the best outdoor projectors. And don't forget that you can vote on which projectors you'd like us to purchase and put to the test!
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The XGIMI HORIZON 20 Max and JMGO N3 Ultimate are extremely close, and the best one for you comes down to a few simple factors. The JMGO is slightly brighter, more accurate out of the box, and has slightly better contrast. The XGIMI has both HDR10+ and Dolby Vision, while the JMGO only supports Dolby Vision. Plus, the XGIMI is far better at handling judder than the JMGO; this makes the former the better option for home theater enthusiasts with a blacked-out room, especially if you're willing to calibrate. Still, the JMGO's brightness advantage and wider throw ratio make it a bit more versatile, and it's the better option for gamers due to its far lower input lag at all resolutions.

















