Collection: 4K Projectors
Native 4K or 4K input? Here's the honest version. A native 4K projector draws a true 3840 × 2160 picture. A 4K-input projector accepts a 4K signal from an HDMI source (a streaming stick, console or Blu-ray player) and shows it at the projector's own native resolution. Both play your 4K content; only native 4K shows every one of those pixels.
Which model does what
| Model |
Native 4K |
4K source |
Smart system |
| Brother Eye Mark V |
Yes |
Yes |
Google TV |
| Mark III Elite |
No |
4K input via HDMI |
Google TV |
| Mark IV |
No |
4K input via HDMI |
Google TV |
| Mark I (portable) |
No |
4K video playback via USB |
Compact mini projector, 300 ANSI lumens |
Want true 4K? Choose the Mark V, our only native-4K projector. Want Google TV for less? The Mark III Elite. Want something you can carry room to room? The Mark I.
FAQ
Do the built-in streaming apps play in 4K?
On the 4K-input models, 4K applies to an HDMI source (or a USB video file on the Mark I); the built-in apps aren't 4K. For a native-4K picture, choose the Mark V.
Is a 4K-input projector the same as a 4K projector?
No. It plays 4K sources, but the picture is shown at the projector's own native resolution, not as true 4K. We label every model so you know which is which.
Is shipping free?
Yes: free shipping across Canada, prices in CAD and 30-day free returns.
Who are you?
Bigly Brothers is a Canadian-owned electronics brand based in Vancouver, BC, selling online since 2020.