"I won't bury the lede: the is one of the brightest projectors I've tested, and that's one of the prime concerns with replacing a TV for a projector. The Horizon S Max also includes my favorite design element from the JMGO N-series of projectors, making it easy to plug in, set up, and play. Also: How to watch the 2026 Winter Olympics: Streaming options, schedule, and times I'm also fond of the sleek and portable form factor."
"It's very similar to the one found on the JMGO N1 Ultra and N1S Ultimate. I love it because it's extremely simple to adjust the screen placement -- both vertically (135 degrees) and horizontally (360 degrees). Additionally, the mounting system is sturdy and maintains the angle you set it to, unless a heavy HDMI cable is connected, which can pull it down."
The Horizon S Max delivers exceptional brightness suitable for replacing a TV while preserving a sleek, portable form factor. A built-in rotating stand enables easy screen placement with 135-degree vertical and 360-degree horizontal adjustment and a sturdy mounting system that holds angle except when a heavy HDMI cable pulls it down. A sliding front cover protects the lens from dust. The projector includes two USB 2.0 ports and a single HDMI (eARC) port, lacking a 3.5mm audio jack, a second HDMI, and Ethernet found on the predecessor. A software hindrance remains that may annoy some users.
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