"A feature-packed toy projector whose most important spec is deliberately hidden."
This unit accepts 4K and 1080p video signals, but 'supports' is not the same as 'displays'. It will downscale higher-resolution content to its claimed native 1080p, but the critical factor for image quality is brightness, a specification they refuse to provide.
This is a low-risk purchase for a child's bedroom or as a disposable novelty for a party. If the primary need is simply to have a large, temporary image on a surface in a pitch-black room, and performance is not a concern, the price is permissive.
Anyone needing a projector for movie nights, business presentations, or use in any room with even minimal ambient light should avoid this. The unstated brightness is a functional dealbreaker, and the user experience of the built-in software will likely be poor.