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

This projector boasts a sleek, modern design with impressive functionality. While perhaps a bit larger than expected, its robust construction and thoughtful design make it easy to handle. Portability enthusiasts might want to consider its size, but it fits seamlessly into a dedicated home theater setup.The image quality is exceptional for the price point. With native 1080P resolution and a fantastic auto-focus feature, setup is a breeze, allowing you to quickly enjoy sharp, vibrant visuals. Colors are vivid, and the projector excels at handling dark scenes thanks to its strong contrast ratio. The auto-focus is a true standout, saving you time and effort.Built-in smart functionalities elevates the user-friendliness of this projector. Ready to stream straight out of the box, there's no need to connect external devices. The interface is clean and intuitive, making navigation effortless.While the built-in speakers are perfectly adequate for casual viewing, connecting to an external sound system via Bluetooth significantly enhances the audio experience, especially in larger rooms or outdoor settings. The projector's audio capabilities nicely complement its visual prowess, resulting in a well-rounded entertainment device.

The Aurzen EAZZE D1 Smart Projector is a fantastic addition to my home entertainment setup. The built-in smart TV OS with officially certified streaming apps like Netflix, Prime Video, and YouTube makes it incredibly convenient to access all my favorite content without needing an extra TV stick. The auto-focus and keystone correction features ensure a crystal-clear image every time, and the 200-inch display capability is perfect for movie nights.The 3D stereo sound with Dolby Audio and dual 8W speakers provide an immersive audio experience, making me feel like I'm part of the action. The HDR10 and native 1080P resolution deliver sharp and vibrant visuals, enhancing the overall viewing experience. The dual-band WiFi and two-way Bluetooth 5.1 offer seamless connectivity, allowing me to connect to various devices effortlessly.The projector's compact and portable design makes it easy to move around and set up in different locations, whether indoors or outdoors. Overall, the Aurzen EAZZE D1 Smart Projector is a top-notch product that offers excellent performance, convenience, and value for money.

Love it. Would buy again and highly recommend it! The picture, color, and sound quality is excellent. The device is simple to operate. Very user friendly. The remote is not overcomplicated either but it didn't come with batteries so those you have to supply two AAA batteries for the remote. Very lightweight yet sturdy build and very portable. Simple functionality! Love that it connects to streamings apps through WiFi without having to connect to or cast from my phone. I've only used it a handful of times so far, but I have zero complaints so far.

Superior Features*Sound quality (through the headphone jack) is excellent. The bass is absolutely awesome, tops my old projector by a mile. The built-in speaker isn't going to give much bass though.*Auto focus and auto keystone adjustment. I was unsure about the auto focus at first, as I like to manually tweak focus, get it as good as it gets and then leave it there. However, I've come to like it. After an auto focus I can walk right up to the wall and I can see each individual pixel. So that feature works consistently well.*Image quality is fine. I don't need or want 4k, I have 1080p eyesight.*The fan is really quiet.*Built-in Netflix app is a nice plus, but I miss the voice interface on the old Fire Stick, so I might put that back into service anyway.About the BrightnessThis seems about half as bright as my old projector. It is still adequately bright in a dark room with a screen width of 9 feet (not diagonally). Odd thing I have noticed however, is that on really bright scenes it is about the same brightness as the old projector, it is just that the average scenes are not as bright. I suspect that this projector is trying to do High Dynamic Range (HDR), but it hasn't the brightness headroom so it just makes everything else dimmer. There is a brightness adjustment setting and I've turned that up to the max, though that makes the blacks somewhat less black.Don't get too hung up on brightness. All projectors, even film types, need a darkened room to do well. My old projector was brighter, but after a while the center of the image developed a purplish haze from the high heat produced by that much light. This projector doesn't show any signs of developing "burn in". And brighter projectors need louder fans to keep them cool. So there are tradeoffs. YMMV.