It is rated for 4K content, but this class of projector uses a lower native resolution and processes 4K input. Expect a sharp, large image rather than true 4K panel detail.

Do I need a streaming stick?

No. Android is built in, so you install and open streaming apps on the projector itself. A stick is only useful if an app you want is missing or runs poorly.

How big a picture can it make?

Up to 180 inches, per the spec. That needs a large wall and enough distance between the projector and the screen, and the image dims as it grows.

Can I use it in a bright room?

Only marginally. Budget projectors of this kind are best in a dark or dim room; daylight and lamps wash out the picture.

Can I connect a console or laptop?

Yes, through the projector's HDMI input. Keep in mind that input lag on budget Android projectors is high, so fast games suffer.

What comes in the box?

The projector and a remote. You supply the HDMI cable, streaming accounts and any external speaker yourself.

Artudatech 4K Smart Android Projector With Remote

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Our take on the Artudatech 4K Smart Android Projector With Remote

The Artudatech is a home projector with a built-in Android system, so streaming apps run on the projector itself without a separate stick or box. It is rated for 4K content and can throw a picture up to 180 inches, which puts it in the class of big-screen budget projectors. A remote is included. It suits people who want a large picture for movies and sport in a darkened room, not a bright living room or a portable outdoor setup. Against rivals, the built-in Android platform is the main draw; expect budget-level brightness and contrast rather than the picture quality of a lamp or laser projector at higher tiers.

Best forMovie nights in a darkened roomRenters who want a big screen without mounting a TVStreaming from built-in apps without extra devicesCasual gaming and sport on a large picture

Pros

Android system built in, so apps run without a streaming stick
Rated for 4K content
Picture can scale up to 180 inches
Remote included in the box
Simple setup compared with a projector plus separate media player

Cons

Budget projectors of this type are dim and wash out with any ambient light
Contrast and black levels are weak next to TV or premium projector images
Built-in Android on budget models can be slow and short on app updates
Sound from the built-in speaker is basic; external audio is usually needed
A 180-inch picture needs a large, dark wall and a long throw distance

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4K smart Android projector
Remote included

Sizing: Rated 3.4 out of 5 from 5 reviews

About the Artudatech 4K Smart Android Projector With Remote

The Artudatech 4K Smart Android Projector runs Android, so it works as a smart projector. It supports 4K and projects an image up to 180 inches.

A remote control is included.

Brand: Artudatech
Resolution: 4K
Operating system: Android
Max screen size: 180 inches
In the box: Remote

Specifications

Maximum Screen Size: 180 ''

Questions and answers

Is it really 4K?: It is rated for 4K content, but this class of projector uses a lower native resolution and processes 4K input. Expect a sharp, large image rather than true 4K panel detail.
Do I need a streaming stick?: No. Android is built in, so you install and open streaming apps on the projector itself. A stick is only useful if an app you want is missing or runs poorly.
How big a picture can it make?: Up to 180 inches, per the spec. That needs a large wall and enough distance between the projector and the screen, and the image dims as it grows.
Can I use it in a bright room?: Only marginally. Budget projectors of this kind are best in a dark or dim room; daylight and lamps wash out the picture.
Can I connect a console or laptop?: Yes, through the projector's HDMI input. Keep in mind that input lag on budget Android projectors is high, so fast games suffer.
What comes in the box?: The projector and a remote. You supply the HDMI cable, streaming accounts and any external speaker yourself.
Where is the Artudatech 4K Smart Android Projector With Remote cheapest?: At Wayfair, for $132.99, as of our latest check.