JMGO
ActiveOverview
JMGO is a Chinese company founded in 2011 that specializes in intelligent projection equipment, including smart projectors, pico projectors, portable projectors, and laser TVs. It focuses on advanced optical technologies such as the MALC Muke™ triple-laser optical engine and holds over 400 patents. The company positions itself in the smart home theater market, with production and R&D based in Shenzhen.
History
JMGO was founded in 2011 with its first smart projector, the A1. It has achieved milestones in projection technology innovation, including developments like Bonfire OS. The company received 860 million RMB in investments and sold over 300,000 units in 2016. It became the top smart home theater projector brand in China and expanded overseas from its Shenzhen base.
Product Lines
| Product Line | Positioning | Price Range |
|---|---|---|
| Pico Projectors | Compact portable projection | $150 - $400 |
| Portable Projectors | Mobile smart projectors | $300 - $800 |
| Laser Projectors | Home laser TV systems | $800 - $2,500 |
| Smart Theater Projectors | High-end intelligent home cinema | $1,000 - $3,000 |
Manufacturing
JMGO specializes in R&D and production of its projectors in Shenzhen, China. Products are designed and manufactured in-house by Shenzhen Holatek Co., Ltd. It emphasizes advanced optical technologies developed through over 400 patents.
Notable Products
- A1 - First smart projector launched in 2011.
- MALC Muke™ Triple-Laser Projector - Advanced optical engine for home laser projection.
- N1 Series - Portable smart projectors with Bonfire OS.
- Laser TV Models - High-end laser projection systems for home theater.
Reputation
JMGO is recognized among projector enthusiasts for its innovation in laser and smart projection technologies, with over 400 patents and design awards from iF Design. Professionals note its leadership in China's smart home theater market and global expansion efforts. Criticisms may include limited information on recent performance outside China, with some sources showing conflicting US details.