Yes, you can use a projector outdoors during daylight; however, it's essential to choose a projector with high brightness levels. For daytime viewing, a projector with at least 3,000 lumens is recommended to ensure clear and visible images.

• When selecting an outdoor projector, consider the following factors:
• Brightness (Lumens): Higher lumens ensure better visibility in ambient light.
• Resolution: A minimum of 1080p for clear images.
• Portability: Lightweight and easy to set up.
• Connectivity: Multiple input options like HDMI, USB, and wireless capabilities.

The Aurzen EAZZE D1 Pro Smart Projector meets these criteria, offering 350 ANSI lumens, native 1080p resolution, and WiFi/Bluetooth connectivity, making it suitable for outdoor use.

While it's possible to project onto a flat surface, using a dedicated outdoor projector screen enhances image quality. Screens designed for outdoor use are typically weather-resistant and provide better color accuracy and brightness. Aurzen offers a range of projector screens suitable for outdoor settings.

• Weather Conditions: Avoid using the projector in rain or high humidity.
• Shade: Set up the projector under a canopy or tent to protect from direct sunlight and potential drizzles.
• Storage: After use, store the projector in a protective case to prevent dust and moisture exposure.

Aurzen provides projector cases designed for portability and protection.

Yes, many modern projectors support wireless streaming from smartphones. Ensure the projector has WiFi or Bluetooth capabilities compatible with your device. The Aurzen BOOM 3 Smart Projector, for instance, offers WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity, allowing seamless streaming from various devices.