Aurzen EAZZE D1 Smart Projector with WiFi and Bluetooth, Netflix-Officially-Licensed, Auto Focus & Keystone, DoIby Audio, Zoom, Native 1080P Movie, Portable Outdoor Mini Projector, White

The setup was very straightforward. Easily accomplished. Picture is wonderful on my 120 inch screen. Sound is good, until I tried bluetooth. The sound was delayed 1 full second. It could be my old sound bar. You have to point the remote at the projector, np biggie. It’s a great, inexpensive projector.

This is a very good projector with many high end functions that you would expect in a much more expensive product. Setup was easy, the automated focus and keystone adjustment was great. The picture quality , color and sharpness is top notch. The unit is very portable and has built in Netflix and other apps. It easily connected to my Bluetooth speaker so I could play an outdoor move that everyone could hear with just running one power cord!

I was honestly a bit skeptical of this projector because they’re usually quite costly but I am pleasantly surprised! I point this at my ceiling to watch movies in bed as I do not have a TV/limited space and my PC screen is small. The picture is bright and vivid especially in the dark (see my photos. Sorry, I took them at a weird angle). Built-in sound system is clear. The projector has an autofocus feature when moved around so you don’t need to focus it yourself. HDMI cable included in the box works well, Bluetooth connects quick, streaming apps load fast. It has an internet browser as well. Lastly, it comes with a remote controller but batteries are not included. Haven’t had any issues with the projector so far. Super easy and hassle free to set up. If you are planning to place it on the floor and point it at the ceiling like I did, make sure to have adequate ventilation. The vents are in the back of the machine so I had to prop the edges of the machine on two books.

This awesome little projector has completely transformed our movie nights and outdoor parties It has a lot of the same features as some of the more expensive projectors I was comparing, and at this price I say it’s a must have for anyone looking for a smart projector.With native 1080P resolution, I was very pleasantly surprised at how crisp and bright the picture quality is. The Auto Focus and Keystone correction works awesome, and always gave me a perfect display, no matter where I set it up.My favorite feature of this projector is the oneclick access to Netflix, Prime Video, and YouTube. I don’t have to mess around with external devices or complicated setups. Just plug it in, and you’re ready to go! The built in WiFi and Bluetooth make it incredibly easy to connect and stream content. If you have smaller children (or just impatient adults) this is a life saver.Speakers are better than expected as well, I havent had a chance to connect a secondary audio source yet, but the built ins get the job done very well.Overall, this little projector has been awesome for our outdoor family movie nights and parties, and its performance is comparable to much more expensive models. If you’re trying to save a few bucks without sacrificing quality or great features, check this smart projector out.

I got my perfect little home cinema with this product. Even though it is a portable projector, the beam strength is strong enough so you can enjoy high-resolution videos on a screen large enough to fill half of a wall. There is no problem at all when using it by projecting onto a white wall without a projector screen. What surprised me the most was the sound quality. Despite the product’s small size, the sound intensity was large, and the sound quality was maintained without any loss, which was very satisfying when watching Netflix or YouTube. Also, although the built-in fan makes constant noise, it is not loud and does not bother me at all even when placed right next to my bed. All you have to do is connect power and wifi and all installation is complete, so it is very easy. And the autofocus function is so accurate that once you position the product, you can use it as conveniently as turning on the TV. Additionally, the User Interface and remote controller are designed to be intuitive and simple, making it convenient to operate and set up the product.Therefore, I am very satisfied with this product in terms of video resolution, sound quality, usability, price, and completeness of the product, and I would like to strongly recommend it to people around me. However, since a stand to adjust the height or angle of the projector is not provided, buyers may need to purchase this additionally. Fortunately, the mount is compatible with a typical camera stand or microphone stand, so you can also use a small computer microphone stand like I used. If the next product is released, it will be more convenient for users if a longer power cord is provided.

OVERALL:The Eazze by Aurzen D1 is a solid value at $150, given the balance of 1080p full HD picture quality, smart features, autofocus and auto-keystone, and build quality. The one major downside is that the light output is not that bright, so it is better suited for use indoors or at night. Other than that, it works well and would not be a bad choice in the $100-200 range. The auto-focus and keystone features made it quick and easy to set up, and the internet-connected streaming apps offer lots of options for things to watch. If the drops to $130 or lower this would become an ever more outstanding value.PICTURE QUALITY:I was immediately impressed by the picture quality of the menus when the projector first started up, and that continued to be the case when testing 1080p content in Netflix, YouTube, and USB media. The colors were vibrant and the dynamic contrast provided a sharp image. Dark scenes still had detail, and brighter videos and cartoons were crisp. The projector’s biggest downside, however, is that it is not that bright. The stated 200 ANSI lumen brightness is on the low side, and I would like to see that improved in future models. I think this is a tradeoff to keep the price down while still including full HD 1080p native resolution, smart streaming apps, autofocus, auto-keystone and other features. This projector is not suited for daytime use in bright sunlight or outside. But for use indoors in a dim room or outdoors at night, it offers good picture quality for the money. For me, that is not a dealbreaker. For others, if brightness is important there are other good options, but other projectors under $150 would likely compromise on lower resolution, a lack of smart features like Netflix or auto-keystone, or a flimsier build quality. While I wish the projector was at least 50% brighter, I do appreciate that the brand is clear about the 200 ANSI lumen output instead of claiming a higher rating than is actually realistic.AUDIO:The projector speakers sound clear and provide about as much volume as can reasonably be expected given the size. Movies and music are easy to hear, and the sound is more than enough for a simple projector. The projector offers audio output via bluetooth and aux cable, which allow it to be connected to larger amplified speakers if more immersive, booming sound is desired. While it is not noticeable on the built-in stereo speakers, the projector features Dolby Digital decoding which provides a much richer experience if using external speakers. There are preset and user-customizable audio equalizer effects that can optimize the sound for movies, music, and other content.INTERFACE:The projector’s menus and settings are intuitive, attractive, and responsive. Netflix, YouTube, and Amazon Prime Video are pre-loaded and the remote control has dedicated buttons to quickly access these apps, with many more available through the on-screen display. It was easy to navigate the various menus and features without having to read a manual. Autofocus and auto-keystone were quick and effective, and can be set to automatically re-adjust if the projector is moved.USB MEDIA COMPATIBILITY:This projector impressed me by being able to play all of the common file formats I threw at it — x.264, h.264, x.265, and h.265. The only major limitation, which is common in projectors at this price point, is that FAT32 formatted drives are supported but exFAT is not. This is somewhat technical, but the effect is that video files are limited to 4 GB. This probably will not be noticeable for most people, who will mainly use the streaming apps instead of USB, and most 1080p movies can be under 4GB and still look great. But very long movies or higher quality HDR and 4K videos will be too large to be saved onto a FAT32 formatted drive. Hopefully this will be addressed in newer models introduced by the manufacturer, or even a future software updatre. One other quirk is that the fast-forward and rewind features for USB media require the remote to be pressed repeatedly instead of quickly selecting 2x, 4x, 16x, etc. However this was not an issue with the streaming apps, so most users will probably not encounter this, and it was still easy to skip back and forth when watching USB videos.DESIGN AND BUILD:The projector is sleek and made of a relatively high quality plastic. In this price range there are some projectors with similar features, but comparatively poor build quality. The physical buttons on the projector are simple and maintain a clean appearance. The packaging, documentation, and the projector itself all appear to be of decent quality and made by a company that cares about the product they make.OTHER:It would be ideal if a storage/carrying case was included at the price of this projector, as they are often bundled with projectors that cost less than $100. That is not a major omission, but would be nice to have especially if the projector is used outdoors or in a portable manner. Another quirk is the very large power adapter that plugs into the wall. Instead of a brick, it would be preferable to have just a simple power cord, with any adapter built into the projector itself. Neither of these factors impact the everyday use of the projector, but offer room for future improvement to make it that much more convenient for portable use.CONCLUSION:This is a good projector at the current $150 price point, and if the price drops to $130 or $100 it would become an even stronger recommendation. That said, projectors with similar features can range from $100 to $300. There are other good options for a somewhat lower price than this one, but you would be taking a chance on shoddier hardware and/or more questionable brands. This one is not the cheapest, but works well and did not have any of the frustrations that other low-cost projectors often put users through. As long as you will be using the projector in a dark environment, I think the blend of features, functionality, picture quality, full 1080p resolution, and good design make this one a solid choice. And it will only get better if the price comes down over time. It has been fun and satisfying to use so far, and has done well in most normal use scenarios other than brightly-lit environments. You can find similar projectors for anywhere between $100 and $300 with tradeoffs between various features and build quality. The Eazze by Aurzen D1 has provided a great experience so far and seems to be noticeably higher quality than other inexpensive options, and works as needed.