No more TVs: the world's smallest 4K projector O2S Ultra surprised experts

The device displays a bright 100-inch diagonal image from a distance of only 15 centimeters.

The manufacturer JMGO presented the miniature O2S Ultra laser projector with 4K resolution at the CES 2025 exhibition in Las Vegas, which will help save a lot of space in the room. The company has posted details and specifications on its website.

The shoebox-sized device (312 x 289.5 x 139 mm) can display a 100-inch 4K image from just 15 cm from the wall or screen. And that's not the limit, as the maximum image size is 180 inches, and the projection ratio is 0.18:1.

The laser emitter is claimed to deliver around 2500 lumens of ISO brightness, while the projector's proprietary MALC 3.0 technology overcomes the traditional trade-offs between brightness, color accuracy, and contrast, delivering all three at once. The projector covers 110% of the BT.2020 color gamut and boasts a native FOFO contrast ratio of 1800:1.

JMGO promises easy image adjustment thanks to automatic keystone correction, autofocus, and intelligent screen-fit functions. The device supports Dolby Vision and Google TV content for streaming services, so Netflix will be officially enabled by default.

“The O2S Ultra is more than just a laser projector; it's a breakthrough in reimagining home entertainment. With its compact size and advanced features, we solve real problems for users looking for exceptional quality without compromising on space,” said Forrest Lee, CEO of JMGO.

New Atlas suggests that the projector also has a powerful soundbar to fully replace TVs or home theaters.

It is known that the O2S Ultra has already won the Red Dot Design Award, and the judges noted that it is a “technically and aesthetically perfect product.” The laser TV will go on sale worldwide only in the fourth quarter of 2025, and the price will be announced at that time.