Save 36% on this officially licensed Google TV smart projector with Dolby sound

    By Omair Khaliq Sultan
Published November 28, 2025

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If you like the idea of a big-screen setup but don’t want to juggle extra streaming boxes or cables, this officially licensed Google TV smart projector is a compelling all-in-one option. It’s currently $237.45, down from $369.99, which means you’re getting 36% off a projector that behaves much more like a smart TV than a barebones display.

With built-in Google TV, Dolby sound, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and support for consoles and smartphones, it’s designed to handle movie nights, binge sessions, and casual gaming without much fuss.

Under the hood, this projector is doing a lot more than simply taking an HDMI signal and throwing it on a wall.

Here’s what it brings to the table:

Because it’s running Google TV natively, you get quick access to big-name apps and recommendations, just like you would on a modern smart television.

A lot of projectors give you a nice picture but leave everything else up to you—external streaming box, extra audio, tricky setup. This one tries to reduce that friction:

At $237.45, you’re paying less than many 4K-capable TVs, but you’re getting the ability to scale the “screen size” much larger and move it wherever you want. It’s a good fit if you want a theater-like experience without permanently dedicating a wall or buying a giant panel.

If you’ve been tempted by the idea of a smart projector but don’t want the hassle of extra dongles and complicated audio setups, this Google TV–powered 4K UHD projector with Dolby sound is a very clean solution. It handles streaming, sound, and device connectivity in one package, and it’s happy indoors or outdoors depending on your plans.

At $237.45, down from $369.99, it’s a solid way to jump into big-screen viewing with a familiar Google TV interface and enough flexibility to keep up with both movie nights and console sessions.

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