No. It is a native 1080P projector that accepts 4K and 8K input signals and downscales them to 1080P. Expect a sharp 1080P image, not true 4K detail.

Do I need a streaming stick?

No. Google TV is licensed and built in, so you install apps and sign in directly. The voice remote handles search and app control.

The rating is 1200 ANSI lumens. That works in a dark bedroom or at night outdoors; in daylight or a lit room the image will look washed out.

Can I project onto the ceiling?

Yes. The 90° stand tilts the projector upward for ceiling projection, which suits lying in bed.

The projector, a voice remote and a power cable. Check the listing for the exact accessory list before ordering.

Does it need a separate speaker?

It has dual 36W Dolby speakers, which are loud enough for a bedroom. For a fuller movie sound, Bluetooth lets you pair a soundbar or speaker.

Where is the Google TV-Licensed Projector cheapest?

At Walmart, for $79.00, as of our latest check.

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Our take on the Google TV-Licensed Projector

A native 1080P projector with Google TV built in, so streaming apps run without a stick or box. It claims 1200 ANSI lumens, dual 36W Dolby speakers, WiFi and Bluetooth, voice remote, AI auto focus and a 90° stand for ceiling projection. It accepts 4K and 8K input but displays at 1080P. It suits bedroom, ceiling and camping use where a bright dedicated home-theater projector is not needed.

Best forBedroom and ceiling projectionCamping and outdoor movie nightsStreaming without an extra TV stickCasual movie and sports viewing

Pros

Google TV built in, no streaming stick needed
Native 1080P with 4K/8K input support
Dual 36W Dolby speakers
AI auto focus and voice remote
90° stand for ceiling projection
125% sRGB color coverage claim

Cons

1200 ANSI lumens is dim for a lit room
Output is 1080P, not true 4K
Generic brand with little track record
Built-in speakers rarely match a soundbar

Google TV-Licensed Projector prices at every store

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About the Google TV-Licensed Projector

This is a Google TV-licensed projector with native 1080P resolution and a brightness of 1200 ANSI lumens. It accepts 4K and 8K input signals. It comes in black.

It has built-in WiFi and Bluetooth, and it comes with a voice remote. AI auto focus sharpens the image. Two 36W speakers with Dolby support provide the sound.

A 90° stand lets the projector be angled, for example toward a ceiling. The color coverage is 125% sRGB.

Operating system: Google TV (licensed)
Resolution: Native 1080P
Input support: 4K/8K
Brightness: 1200 ANSI
Color gamut: 125% sRGB
Audio: Dual 36W speakers, Dolby
Connectivity: WiFi, Bluetooth
Focus: AI auto focus
Stand: 90° stand
Remote: Voice remote
Color: Black

Specifications

color: BlackSource

Questions and answers

Is it really 4K?: No. It is a native 1080P projector that accepts 4K and 8K input signals and downscales them to 1080P. Expect a sharp 1080P image, not true 4K detail.
Do I need a streaming stick?: No. Google TV is licensed and built in, so you install apps and sign in directly. The voice remote handles search and app control.
How bright is it?: The rating is 1200 ANSI lumens. That works in a dark bedroom or at night outdoors; in daylight or a lit room the image will look washed out.
Can I project onto the ceiling?: Yes. The 90° stand tilts the projector upward for ceiling projection, which suits lying in bed.
What is in the box?: The projector, a voice remote and a power cable. Check the listing for the exact accessory list before ordering.
Does it need a separate speaker?: It has dual 36W Dolby speakers, which are loud enough for a bedroom. For a fuller movie sound, Bluetooth lets you pair a soundbar or speaker.
Where is the Google TV-Licensed Projector cheapest?: At Walmart, for $79.00, as of our latest check.