Aurzen Roku TV Smart Projector with Wifi and Bluetooth, Roku Streaming Experience Built-in, 1080P FHD, Dolby Audio, Auto Focus & Keystone, Zoom, Movie Portable Outdoor Mini Projector, White

A good projector for the price
I have been using this projector for 2 weeks. It’s good. First, since it has Roku built in, all the usual apps are there. Like Netflix, Disney, Amazon videos. And the remote has buttons for these apps, which makes it easier to jump right in.Second, The picture quality is good, especially when the lights turn off.Little tip: make sure buy batteries ahead of time- the remote doesn’t come with any.

Great projector with fantastic features
This project is great with low price, the roku system comes with airplay and is easy to use with my phone. Auto focus and auto keystone correction are great and corrected view is perfect and no need to adjust manually. A good projector for home movie night with family.

I’ve been using the Aurzen Roku Smart Projector for a couple of weeks now, and honestly, it’s been an impressive little performer for its size and price. I didn’t expect much from a compact unit, but it has genuinely turned my living room into a cozy mini theater.The setup process couldn’t have been easier — plug it in, connect to Wi-Fi, and you’re ready to go. The Roku interface is smooth and familiar, giving you instant access to Netflix, Prime, Disney+, and YouTube right out of the box. I didn’t need to connect any extra streaming devices, which was a huge plus.In terms of picture quality, it’s surprisingly sharp and vibrant for a 1080p projector. The auto-focus and auto-keystone correction do a great job of adjusting the picture automatically — even when I move it around. I keep it around 100 inches on a plain wall, and it still delivers clear, colorful visuals. Of course, like most budget projectors, it performs best in a darker room. Bright rooms tend to wash out the image a bit, but that’s expected at this level.The built-in speakers are decent, enough for a small room or a quick TV show. But when I connect a Bluetooth speaker, the experience really shines. I also like that it’s lightweight — I can easily move it between rooms or set it up outdoors for a backyard movie night.If I had to nitpick, the fan is audible, and the brightness won’t compete with high-end models. But honestly, for the price, simplicity, and convenience, this thing hits the sweet spot. It’s not for home theater perfectionists, but for casual streamers and families who want a reliable, all-in-one projector, it’s a total win.Bottom line: Easy setup, crisp image, handy smart features, and great value for money. I’d definitely recommend it for anyone looking for a fun, portable entertainment upgrade.

As someone who loves movie nights but lives in a small apartment, the clutter of wires for a projector and the hassle of setting up a streaming stick every time were major turn-offs. That’s why I was intrigued by this Aurzen EAZZE D1R Cube that promises a built-in Roku experience. The big thing for me was the simplicity. Since the Roku OS is built directly into the projector, I didn’t need to fiddle with any external dongles or extra remotes. I plugged it in, connected to my Wi-Fi, and logged into my Roku account. Within minutes, I was scrolling through the familiar Roku home screen. The auto focus and auto keystone correction are just great. Every time I move the projector, even just a little, it quickly adjusts itself to deliver a sharp, square image.The core experience is exactly what I wanted: a Roku TV, but on a 80~100 inch screen. Having immediate access to all my streaming apps like Netflix, Disney+, and YouTube without any extra steps is awesome. I use the Roku mobile app on my phone as a remote most of the time, which makes searching for movies much easier. I also tried connecting my Bluetooth headphones for a late-night viewing session, and it worked seamlessly, allowing me to enjoy my shows without disturbing my family.Let’s talk about the picture and sound. The 1080p resolution is crisp and clear for everyday streaming. I’ve found the sweet spot for screen size to be between 80 and 100 inches in a dark room. The projector truly shines in dim or dark environments. While I can still use it with the lights on, I need to close the blinds during the day for the best experience.The built-in speakers are decent for casual viewing in my bedroom. The sound is clear for dialogues and background music. However, for a more cinematic feel or when I’m hosting a small gathering, I prefer pairing it with a portable Bluetooth speaker, which is a simple process through the settings menu.The portability of this thing is a major advantage. Its compact design means it doesn’t take up much space. I’ve easily moved it from my living room to my bedroom, and the automatic features mean I don’t have to waste time re-adjusting everything. We connected a laptop via the HDMI port, and it worked perfectly. It’s this flexibility that makes me feel like I’ve gotten my money’s worth.There are trade-offs to consider. It’s fair to mention a couple of things that I am not a big fan of. The brightness is best suited for controlled lighting. If you plan to use it in a very bright, sunlit room throughout the day, you might be disappointed. Also, while it supports a 4K input, the native resolution is 1080P. For me, this is more than sufficient, but people who are looking for native 4K should look elsewhere.The Final VerdictSo, who is this projector for? Based on my experience, I would recommend the Aurzen EAZZE D1R Cube to anyone who values convenience and a decent streaming-first experience. It’s ideal for students in dorms, people in apartments, or anyone who wants a flexible big-screen solution for movies, shows, and casual gaming without the hassle of multiple devices.It isn’t a high-end home theater projector meant for bright living rooms, but it doesn’t try to be. It succeeds brilliantly as a simple, portable, and fun device that brings the Roku experience you already know and love to a massive canvas.

This is quite a compact unit and could be considered portable. It has a threaded mount if you have a tripod or mounting bracket and it has a tiny screw foot for a bit of angle adjustment.I am surprised at how much picture quality is possible at ~$200. At first I had the image a little too large, around 130″ and it seemed a bit washed out. But then I moved the projector forward to give about a 100″ image on my white wall and then the image looked pretty good. The black floor/level is fairly low and the brightness at that size is enough to get satisfying contrast. The blacks aren’t inky black but they are fairly close to black with just a hint of blue in them. Colors have decent saturation too, something that has been lacking in some of the other projectors I’ve tested at this price. Skin tones look natural enough, not overly yellow or sunburned.At first I couldn’t find the image settings. They are not in the menus and the manual doesn’t even mention how to change them. I then found that pressing the “*” button the remote while watching something brings up all the “hidden” settings. I found the Roku smart settings to look pretty good without any tweaking. For custom settings I went with-Movie, color temp warm, brightness at 45 for a bit darker blacks, sharpness at 0 (higher does nothing but add edge fringing and noise). The dynamic contrast did very little, I really couldn’t see any change in dark rendering or shadow detail at low, high or off.Setup is incredibly easy. The projector automatically does focusing and keystone/zoom when it turns on or if it detects that you moved it. You can have the projector off to one side and it just squares up the image.Focus is pretty good in the center and at the corners and looks very sharp at its native res of 1080p.The projector has ROKU builtin and works fine. ROKU has lots of apps though nowhere near as many as Android TV. But Plex worked great for me as did the Youtube app.The unit has builtin sound and it is entirely functional but not great. Voice clarity is fine so it is perfectly serviceable but for movies and tv it’s not going to blow you away.The fan is certainly audible and not what I would call quiet, but with any sort of sound playing it tends to fade into the background.At this price point and performance this unit is easy to recommend. Just stay at 100″ or less and get a simple screen if possible.