JMGO is offering up to $1,500 off select projectors during its Amazon Prime Day promotion, with deals running October 6-16, 2026.
Select purchases also include free accessories such as ceiling mounts, floor stands and portable screens.
JMGO Projector Deals
The biggest discount is on the JMGO N1S Ultimate, which drops from $2,799 to $1,299, saving shoppers $1,500.
Other JMGO projectors included in the promotion are:
JMGO O2S Ultra: $1,999, down from $2,999, saving $1,000 JMGO N3 Ultimate: $2,199, down from $2,999, saving $800 JMGO N1S 4K: $749, down from $1,299, saving $550The O2S Ultra is also billed by JMGO as the world’s smallest 0.16:1 ultra-short-throw projector, making it an option for shoppers looking for a large-screen setup without the space requirements of a traditional projector.
Free Accessories Included
JMGO is adding another incentive to the promotion with free accessories on select projector purchases. Depending on the model, shoppers can choose from bonus items such as a ceiling mount, floor stand or portable screen.
The available accessories vary by projector, so shoppers should check the individual Amazon listing for the applicable bonus offer before purchasing.
The JMGO Prime Day promotion runs through October 16, giving shoppers additional time to take advantage of the discounts after the main October 6-7 Prime Big Deal Days shopping period.
For more information, visit global.jmgo.com.
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