2025 Smart Projector with Dolby Audio ＆ NetfIix Officially, Auto Focus & Keystone, Full HD 1080P 4K Support, 20W Speakers, dbx-tv Total Sonics, for Home Cinema Bedroom Android IOS

Surprised
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.

Good image, noisy fan
Under ideal conditions – i.e., excellent source data, the projector level with the screen, a dark room – then the image produced is impressive. Focus is good across the image but on my example autofocus on boot does not work first time and requires cycling the power each and every time. I could not correct the focus manually using the remote. Second boot it autofocuses correctly. Not sure why this occurs but perhaps a future firmware update will fix it. While the cooling fan is effective in keeping the device cool it is annoyingly loud, beyond what I find acceptable in fact and is intrusive on a quiet soundtrack. The fan drones on continuously whatever the temperature of the device. Control via the remote is responsive but has a bad habit of double-clicking unless you stab the buttons very quickly (meaning there is no anti-bounce on the keys). I was also disappointed that by default I cannot directly stream files from my networked storage system so needed to transfer files to a USB drive to play them. The workaround would be to use an add-on streaming device like a fire cube or stick, and while PLEX is supported and may also work I have privacy concerns about personal data it collects and full functionality is not free. Although most file formats appear to be handled and play correctly it identifies large (>4GB or so) .MKV files as ‘audio only’ and will not play the video component. Smaller files play OK. Altogether not a bad machine for the price and the results in a dark room are quite pleasing it is not as bright an image as the advertising would suggest. Any stray light kills image quality but in a dark room with ‘Cinema’ image settings it works and black levels are better controled. To get the next step up in projector image quality is significantly more expensive. Sound quality is only ‘OK’ and would benefit from external speakers, but it’s still going to be fighting with the ambient fan noise. Headphones are a good option.

OVERALL:The Aurzen Eazze D1 Pro is a great value at $169, given the balance of 1080p full HD picture quality and brightness, smart features, autofocus and auto-keystone, and build quality. While not bright enough to use in sunlight, the Eazze D1 Pro is a significant upgrade from the previous version, particularly with nearly double the light output and more powerful speakers that produce surprisingly full and rich sound. Other than that, it works well and is a good choice for a projector 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.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. Video settings can be adjusted for extra brightness and contrast for sports or video games, or a more natural tone for movies. This projector is not suited for daytime use in bright sunlight or outside. But for use indoors in moderate lighting or outdoors at night, it offers good picture quality and brightness for the money. The projector is even usable on a wall next to a window on a sunny day, although the picture is not as bright as it would be in a dim room. Still, it was better than expected in this regard, coming as a pleasing discovery during testing. While additional brightness to make the projector shine better through daylight would be a plus, it’s not something I’d expect at this price point. And it is to Aurzen’s credit that they don’t claim that the projector has more light output than it actually does, and that the projector lives up to its stated specs.AUDIO:The projector speakers sound clear and rich, and provide surprising volume for the small size. Movies and music are easy to hear, and the sound is quite impressive for a simple projector. I was actually stunned by how deep the sound was when first opening Netflix. And at high volume levels it remained loud and clear. The projector offers audio output via bluetooth and aux cable, which allow it to be connected to larger amplified speakers if even more immersive, booming sound is desired. While it is not noticeable on the built-in stereo speakers, the projector features Dolby Digital and Atmos 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, Amazon Prime Video are pre-loaded and the remote control has dedicated buttons to quickly access these apps, with many more such as Hulu, Disney+, ESPN, Peacock, Vimeo, BBC, Dailymotion, Plex, and BritBox, available through the on-screen display or app store. 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. It would be nice to see future projector models from Aurzen include the Google Play store, but at this price point it’s not a major issue since most of the popular apps are still available.USB MEDIA COMPATIBILITY:This projector impressed me by being able to play nearly all of the common file formats I threw at it — x.264, h.264, x.265, and h.265 in different containers such as .mp4 and .mkv. One nonstandard .m2ts file would not play, which I expected, and out of several .mkv all played successfully except for one with a DTS audio codec and another that had HEVC video. Every other file worked, and I had to go out of my way to find the few that were less common codecs to give the projector hiccups. So this isn’t a major downside so much as an area for Aurzen to consider improving in a firmware update or future models. 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 can also be addressed in the future. One 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. or scanning the play progress timeline to quickly select a point in the video to skip to. 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 are all 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. One small improvement in the D1 Pro as compared to the previous model is that the power adapter and cable were modified so that the plug only takes up one outlet on the wall or a power strip.CONCLUSION:This is an excellent projector at the current $170 price. As long as you will be using the projector in a dark environment, I think the blend of features, functionality, picture quality and brightness, full 1080p resolution, quality speakers, 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 very brightly-lit environments. You can find similar projectors for up to $300 with tradeoffs between various features and build quality. The Aurzen Eazze D1 Pro has provided a great experience so far and is worthy of a recommendation. It simply works well, has useful features, looks and sounds great, and is quite impressive for a value-oriented projector.

Bon produit , belle image et son

J’ai acheté ce projecteur étant donné que je voyage beaucoup et il m’a déjà été d’utilité lors d’un séjour en camping la semaine dernière. La projection est d’une super bonne qualité et le fait que l’appareil est prête à l’utilisation rend tout plus simple. Il suffit de le brancher en alimentation et de se connecter au WiFi pour pouvoir tout faire avec que ce soit le visionage des filmes ou jouer à des jeux.L’appli Aurzen permet de contrôler le projecteur par téléphone aussi, ce qui rend l’utilisation plus agréable.Content de mon achat.