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Artsea
Artsea Projector with WiFi and Bluetooth 4K Movie Projector
−70%

Tech · Walmart

Backyard cinema, WiFi and Bluetooth included

Artsea Projector with WiFi and Bluetooth 4K Movie Projector

Deal score 9.3 · Unreal
$119.95$400.00 Walmart's regular price

You save $280.05 at Walmart

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Why it's a great deal

  • Walmart lists its regular price at $400.00: 70% off by its own figures
  • A deeper cut than 8 in 10 of this hour's 500 deals
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  • eBayNew

    In stockSold by 61gaming

    $67.60Observed Nov 3, 2026, 2:46 AM
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    In stockSold by Codelay Tec

    $119.95Observed Nov 3, 2026, 6:32 PM
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  • 4K video hardware decoding with native 1080p resolution
  • Auto focus for instant clarity
  • Advanced keystone correction fixes trapezoidal distortion
  • AI image quality optimization enhances HDR10+ color, sharpness and 25000:1 contrast
  • Bluetooth 5.4 and built-in Dolby Audio speakers
  • Licensed Netflix/YouTube/Prime Video with one-click access to 10,000+ channels and an app store
Returns
Free Holiday returns until Jan 31
Shipping
Free shipping; arrives Nov 3 if ordered within 14 hr 20 min

Specs

Native Resolution
1080p
Supported Resolutions
4K Support
Projected Image Size
35-120 inches
Display Type
CRT
Weight
3.2 lbs
Contrast Ratio
25000:1
Color Reproduction
Accurately restore and enhance the HDR10+ color
Zoom
Zoom can be adjusted between 50%-100%
Focus
Instant auto-focus technology
Inputs
Wealth of interfaces

About the Artsea Projector with WiFi and Bluetooth 4K Movie Projector

The Artsea Projector is a compact 3.2 lb smart projector with native 1080p resolution, 4K video decoding, auto-focus, auto keystone correction and licensed Netflix, YouTube and Prime Video apps. It adds WiFi, Bluetooth 5.4 and built-in Dolby Audio speakers, and throws an image from 35 to 120 inches. Its best new price is $67.60 at eBay as of November 3, 2026, a few cents above the $66.00 low seen on October 31 and the top of its short recent range. At this price it is a budget entry into big-screen streaming, not a home-theater upgrade.

Best forRenters and students who want a cheap big-screen TV substituteBackyard and camping movie nightsBedroom streaming from Netflix, YouTube and Prime VideoBuyers on a tight budget who accept 1080p, not true 4K
Pros
  • Native 1080p with 4K video decoding for sharper streamed content
  • Auto-focus and auto keystone make setup quick
  • Licensed Netflix, YouTube and Prime Video apps with one-click access
  • Bluetooth 5.4 for pairing soundbars and headphones
  • Built-in Dolby Audio speakers, so no extra gear is needed to start
  • Light at 3.2 lbs and easy to move between rooms or outdoors
    • Cons
    • Native resolution is 1080p; 4K is supported input, not projected detail
    • 25000:1 contrast is a claimed figure and black levels will look gray in a lit room
    • 35dB noise is audible in quiet scenes
    • Brightness is not specified, so daytime viewing will likely be dim
    • Built-in speakers are basic; a soundbar is a real upgrade

    What reviewers say

    With only 13 ratings at 4.6 out of 5, feedback is thin but positive. Owners of budget projectors in this class typically praise easy setup and streaming apps and accept soft picture quality.

    Pros
    • Simple auto-focus and keystone setup
    • Built-in apps mean no streaming stick needed
    • Light and easy to move
    Cons
    • Picture looks soft compared with real 1080p or 4K projectors
    • Fan noise noticeable in quiet scenes
    • Built-in sound is weak for movies

    Questions and answers

    Is it really 4K?
    No. It projects native 1080p and accepts 4K input with hardware decoding, so 4K sources are downscaled. Expect a sharp 1080p image, not 4K detail.
    Is $67.60 a good price?
    It sits at the top of its recent range: the low since October 30, 2026 was $66.00 on October 31, and the high was $67.60 on October 30. The gap is under $2, so waiting for a drop saves little.
    How big an image can it throw?
    35 to 120 inches, with a 50% to 100% zoom to adjust size without moving the unit. A 100-inch image needs roughly 8 to 10 feet of distance.
    Does it need a streaming stick?
    No. Netflix, YouTube and Prime Video are licensed and built in, with an app store for more. WiFi is built in for streaming.
    Can I use it outdoors?
    Yes, but only after dark. Brightness is not specified and contrast is modest, so ambient light washes the image out. Plug it in or check power options first.
    What is in the box?
    Expect the projector, a power cable, a remote and a basic manual. A tripod or screen is not included, so budget for one.