No. The native panel is 1024 x 1080, so it accepts and scales 1080p input but does not show the full 1920 x 1080 detail. Expect a softer image than a true Full HD projector.

Is $59.99 a good price?

It is the only price recorded since November 1, 2026, at $59.99, so there is no lower point to compare against. At that level it is cheap for a Wi-Fi mini projector, and the low price matches the modest native resolution.

How bright is it, and can I use it with the lights on?

It is rated 800 ISO lumens, which is dim for a projector. Use it in a dark or heavily dimmed room; daylight or ceiling lights will wash the picture out.

Does it have a battery?

No. It is plug-in only, so you need a power outlet wherever you set it up.

What can I connect to it?

There is one HDMI input for a streaming stick, console or laptop, plus Wi-Fi for casting. Audio goes out through a 3.5mm jack, so you can add speakers or headphones.