"A cheap smart TV in a box, but its '4K brightness' claims defy physics."
The '4K projector' claim means it accepts a 4K video signal, but the image you actually see on the wall is a much lower native resolution, likely 1080p at best.
This is for someone seeking a cheap, portable, all-in-one display for a child's bedroom or occasional use where convenience matters more than image quality. The built-in Google TV is its main selling point, making it a simple 'plug-and-play' device.
Anyone expecting a true 4K image or a bright picture for a living room should avoid this. Its performance is suited for a completely dark room, and it is not a replacement for a proper home theater projector or even a budget television.