Your cart is empty.
Your cart is empty.Product Description
Mary Claire Cuevas
Reviewed in Germany on February 10, 2025
Did not regret purchasing this. Definitely worth the price.
DVB
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 13, 2025
Surprised by the quality of the projector. It is my first projector and can not complain about it. Excellent sound with the built in speakers. Does not replace a soundbar or other sound systems, but offers a decent experience with dbx and Dolby.Image quality is great at 1080p, with lots of detail when projected at 100inch. Indoors and in darkness really offers a true cinematic experience, however during daytime it loses some detail, depending on the amount of light in the room.The auto focus and auto keystone also works without any issues, and resizes well.The fan will make some noise but does not bother me and it is not perceptible when using the built in speakers while watching movies or other content.The projector is easy to setup, and has built in apps like Netflix, Prime and Youtube, but paired with a Firestick 4K via HDMI really delivers a great experience and access to other apps.Overall it is a great and solid projector to enjoy content at a reasonable price.
Ryan
Reviewed in Canada on September 14, 2024
Aurzen has built a pretty impressive mini-projector in a small form factor with this unit, and compared to some of the other 1080p models on the market that I've tried, it's well worth the $200 CAD price tag (with a $100 coupon applied) at the time of this review. It has a number of features that are leaps-and-bounds better than the $120-140 projectors I've used, although the mounting system could be better.POSITIVES / GREAT FEATURES:1. Sound quality onboard is nothing short of fantastic for the size. The other mini-projectors I've tried just below this price point frankly struggled to output reasonable sound and were often muted or overpowered by the projector fans (which are loud on all of these units). Not an issue here - the onboard speakers fill the basement with ease even at low volume. One point of note: the main volume increase is notable between 0 and 50. There is very little perceptible difference in volume between 50 and 100, which is odd. That said, 35 is MORE than loud enough in my open basement, so the odd scaling doesn't really matter.2. Setup. This has a step-by-step integrated setup that walks you through; no mysteries here. Menus are clear, and the settings are simple to navigate. Navigation can be done by surface-mounted buttons or the included remote.GOOD, BUT COULD BE BETTER:3. Automatic focus and keystone. In theory, this is very much a point-it-at-your-projection-surface-and-go projector. Very little messing about is required if everything goes smoothly. However, especially in brighter environments, it can sometimes fail to fill the projector space, so there are some manual controls available through settings. Unfortunately, there is no manual projection size setting so if it doesn't manage to correctly get your screen filled, it's a matter of trial and error to get it close. It's easier in darker settings.4. Bright, but not bright enough for daytime use without limiting ambient light. This can be an issue even with extremely expensive projectors so I'll be forgiving here, but be aware that if you want to use this to replace a TV in daytime, you will need to darken the room.5. Included software package. Yes, you can input your login credentials for Netflix, Prime, etc and some other apps included or downloadable, but it doesn't appear to be Android and I'm not sure how much I trust the software it comes with. I opted to use an HDMI cable to a PC, or a Chromecast, both of which work great.CONS6. Power is via an included switching adapter brick, much like a laptop charger, that uses a 29V 3.8A (110W) ouput which is an unusual configuration. Strain relief on the brick isn't great either, so I worry that the cord could fail and finding a replacement adapter could be a serious inconvenience.7. Mounting system. They've included only a 1/4"-20 screw mount for a camera tripod, which works fine for portable or upright use but is less than ideal for a ceiling mount system. It would have been preferable if they included both the 1/4 and the universal 4-point screw mount system used by most larger projectors.Overall, a great little mini projector at this review-time price point of $200 CAD. If priced higher, I'd recommend shopping around as there are some limiting features here that could be better, but at this price the video/audio experience is top-notch.
Geekorama
Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2024
The media could not be loaded.
Etienne Stemmet
Reviewed in Canada on December 3, 2024
I was immediately struck by the build quality and premium packaging. I previously owned the standard white Aurzen EAZZE D1 projector and was also similarly impressed with it. This new pro version, however, steps things up a few notches. For the higher price you get a brighter image, better (louder) speakers with some excellent audio processing technology and a dark case which helps the projector blend into a dark room which is ideally where this should be used. Setup is really easy, especially with its automatic motorized focus and keystone correction. The remote is easy to work with and getting up and running on wifi with Netflix, YouTube, Prime etc. was effortless. The 1080p resolution and colour reproduction are really impressive. This is a great little all-in-one projector that I would highly recommend.
Dieynaba T
Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2024
This projector exceeds expectations with its excellent performance, practical design, and value for money. The packaging is eco-friendly, using recyclable materials to securely hold the projector. Setup is easy, with a straightforward Bluetooth connection and a sturdy, sleek remote. The projector is lightweight and portable, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. While the built-in sound works well, pairing it with an external speaker enhances the audio quality significantly. The image is clear and bright, and the focus adjustment feature helps eliminate blurriness, making it a great option for those seeking a high-quality viewing experience. Overall, the D1 Pro offers excellent value, given its performance and included features.
Dave G.
Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2024
This Aurzen EAZZE D1 Pro projector is a nice step up from the EAZZE Series D1. They clearly listened to feedback because the design is a lot cleaner looking (but it could be due to the black color) and it feels more premium this time around. The remote, in particular, looks and feels high quality.Native 1080p resolution, nothing new here, but it rensures a sharp picture, while HDR10 support brings vibrant colors to life. Don't let the "portable" size fool you, this projector boasts 350 ANSI lumens for a bright image, even in a well-lit room.Audio is a key feature, and the Dual 10W speakers are a step up from the 8W, but you also have the option of connecting to external speakers via Bluetooth 5.2. (Because sometimes you need to rattle the windows, right?)Convenience is king with this projector. Built-in Netflix, YouTube, and Prime Video? Check. Auto focus and keystone correction? Absolutely. Setting up the Aurzen EAZZE D1 Pro is a breeze, so you can spend less time fiddling and more time enjoying your favorite content.I got the Series D1 projector over the summer for parties and outdoor movie nights and now the pro is a nice upgrade to have inside and then the basement into a theater. Great quality projector for a fair price.
AtomBolt
Reviewed in Canada on October 27, 2024
I don't have a dedicated theater room or anything like that nor do I even use a proper projector screen. I got this projector so that I could watch tv shows and movies from bed in our room and so far we absolutely love it! I simply have the projector on the shelf above the head of the bed and it points at the wall in front of the bed. For this kind of basic setup, this projector is just awesome!The projector can playback content at 1080 resolution, of course with a larger screen it is not as sharp as 4k playback but I find the image to still be super clear and enjoyable to watch. Text is super legible even with smaller on screen text, would be good enough to read text while playing a video game. It is fairly bright, especially for a projector in this price range. I have curtains which removes direct sunlight to the room (not pitch black whatsoever) and the projector still preforms quite well with a clear image. I would not recommend using it with direct sunlight but still preforms well when not in full darkness. Obviously for best result, full darkness is ideal. At night, this looks fantastic! As with all projector, there is a fan to keep everything from overheating, you can definitely hear it but it is not as loud as other projectors I have used. Personally, when watching something with the volume up, the fan noise kind of disappears and I don't notice it anymore.The software is pretty great, it has WiFi and Bluetooth as well as some preinstalled apps. I am pretty sure it runs off a custom Android build but it does not seem to have access to the Google Play Store so apps can be limited. However for me, it includes Netflix, Amazon Prime, Plex, and YouTube already installed, these are the apps I will end up using 95% of the time (other major streaming services apps like Hulu and Disney+ are available). It does also have an HDMI in so you can plug in pretty much anything (a laptop, Roku stick, gaming console, etc.). The OS is super responsive to, navigating the menu and booting up apps is snappy and responsive. The remote is also great and has a more premium feel to it. It offers lots of auto adjustments which I think are great, you may still need to tweak some of it but makes the whole process faster and less painful. It has auto focus but also can be manually adjusted directly from the remote, this is great as it means the projector does not need to be easily accessible to make the adjustments. It has built in speakers, they are not amazing but totally fine and usable, about as good as I would expect them to be. You can easily pair a Bluetooth speaker or plug one in using a 3.5mm jack so lots of options on that front.Overall I am super happy with this projector, it is still on the budget side but offers some nice premium features, a quality OS, fairly bright, great image quality, and overall super easy and quick to use.
Hales Clayton
Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2024
The media could not be loaded.
Kh
Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2024
The media could not be loaded.
Recommended Products