New Product | Introduced at IFA 2026
Aurzen has introduced the EAZZE E1R Roku TV Smart Mini Projector , a compact projector designed to make streaming and big-screen viewing easier in bedrooms, dorm rooms, apartments, and other everyday spaces.
Announced as part of the EAZZE E1 series at IFA 2026, E1R combines the official Roku TV platform with a projector weighing under one pound. It includes a 180-degree rotating stand, a built-in carrying strap, two-way Bluetooth 5.2, dual-band Wi-Fi, and Apple AirPlay.
Instead of adding a streaming stick and switching between inputs, users can connect E1R to Wi-Fi, complete Roku activation, and open supported streaming services from the Roku home screen.
What is Aurzen EAZZE E1R?
Aurzen EAZZE E1R is a portable smart mini projector with official Roku TV built in. It has native 720p resolution, supports 1080p content, produces 160 lumens of rated brightness, projects images from 20 to 120 inches, and weighs under one pound. It is designed primarily for streaming in bedrooms, dorms, apartments, and other compact or light-controlled spaces.
Aurzen’s official EAZZE E1 series announcement was published on September 1, 2026.
Aurzen EAZZE E1R Specifications at a Glance
| Product type | Portable Roku TV smart mini projector |
|---|---|
| Streaming platform | Official Roku TV built in |
| Native resolution | 1280 × 720p |
| Supported content | Up to 1080p input content |
| Rated brightness | 160 lumens |
| Picture size | 20–120 inches |
| Throw ratio | 1.12:1 |
| Projection angle | 180° adjustable built-in stand |
| Image adjustment | Auto vertical keystone correction, 4D electronic correction, zoom, and manual focus wheel |
| Picture controls | Roku Smart Picture with six picture-mode options |
| Audio | Built-in 3W speaker with an approximately 80–100cc Soundbase chamber |
| Bluetooth | Two-way Bluetooth 5.2 |
| Wi-Fi | 2.4GHz and 5GHz dual-band Wi-Fi |
| Casting | Apple AirPlay |
| Portability | Under 1 lb with an integrated carrying strap |
“Supports 1080p content” describes accepted content resolution and does not change the projector’s native 720p display resolution.
Roku TV Is Built In—No Streaming Stick Required
E1R’s defining feature is not simply that it can connect to a Roku device. The Roku TV platform is built directly into the projector.
Once connected to Wi-Fi and activated, E1R opens to the familiar Roku home screen. Users can access supported services such as Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu, YouTube, Apple TV, The Roku Channel, and other available streaming apps without connecting an external streaming stick.
This removes several steps that often make entry-level projectors feel less convenient. There is no separate streaming device to power, no extra remote to manage, and no need to change inputs before opening a streaming app.
What do you need to start streaming?
A Roku account and internet connection are required to activate the projector. Creating a Roku account is free. Individual streaming services may require separate paid subscriptions, and app availability can vary by country or service provider.
A Familiar Streaming Experience for First-Time Projector Buyers
Projector setup can feel unfamiliar to someone used to a smart television. E1R is designed to reduce that learning curve by using an interface many viewers already recognize.
Content is organized through the Roku home screen, while the included remote handles everyday navigation. Roku mobile app control provides another way to browse and manage the viewing experience from a compatible phone.
The result is closer to setting up a compact smart TV than assembling a traditional projector, streaming box, speaker, and stand as separate components.
Native 720p Projection with 1080p Content Support
E1R has a native display resolution of 1280 × 720 pixels and can accept supported content at up to 1080p. These two specifications describe different parts of the viewing process.
Native resolution is the number of pixels the projector physically uses to create the image. Content support refers to the video signals the projector can accept. When E1R receives supported 1080p content, it scales that content to its native 720p display resolution.
This distinction is worth understanding when comparing mini projectors. E1R is designed as an accessible streaming projector for everyday viewing rather than as a native Full HD home theater model.
Where will the picture look best?
With a rated brightness of 160 lumens, E1R is best used in dark or light-controlled environments. Bedrooms at night, dorm rooms with the curtains closed, and evening movie sessions are better fits than bright daytime rooms.
A smaller image will generally appear brighter than a very large one. Although the projector supports image sizes up to 120 inches, reducing ambient light and choosing a moderate screen size will produce a clearer, more balanced picture.
Roku Smart Picture Adjusts the Image to the Content
Different types of content do not always benefit from the same picture settings. Sports, movies, animated shows, and casual daytime viewing can require different balances of brightness, color, and contrast.
E1R includes Roku Smart Picture, which can match picture settings to the content being watched. Users can also choose from options including Movie, Sports, Vivid, Standard, and Low Power modes.
These controls make it easier to change the look of the image without working through a long list of individual picture settings.
A 180° Stand for Walls and Ceilings
E1R’s built-in stand rotates through 180 degrees, allowing the projector to aim toward a wall or ceiling from a desk, table, shelf, or bedside surface. Because the stand is already part of the projector, many everyday setups do not require a separate tripod.
Ceiling projection is particularly useful in bedrooms, where a permanent television or projector mount may not be practical. The projector can be placed on a stable bedside surface and angled upward for viewing from bed.
For ceiling projection, the power cable should be routed through the opening on the left side of the base. Do not twist or rotate the power plug while changing the projection angle.
Designed for smaller rooms
A 1.12:1 throw ratio helps E1R create a larger picture from a relatively short distance. Supported image sizes range from 20 to 120 inches, giving users room to adjust the setup for a bedroom, dorm, apartment, or shared living area.
Auto vertical keystone correction helps straighten the image when the projector is angled upward or downward. Additional 4D electronic correction and zoom provide more control, while the focus wheel on top of the projector is used to fine-tune image clarity.
A Larger Soundbase Built into the Projector
Very small projectors often sound thin because there is limited space for the speaker chamber. E1R uses a built-in 3W speaker with an approximately 80–100cc Soundbase chamber designed to give dialogue, music, and everyday streaming audio more body.
The built-in speaker is suitable for casual bedroom or dorm-room viewing. When more volume or privacy is needed, two-way Bluetooth 5.2 provides additional options.
- Send projector audio to compatible Bluetooth speakers or headphones.
- Play music from a compatible phone or tablet through the projector’s speaker.
Bluetooth is used for audio transmission rather than video streaming.
Under One Pound and Easy to Move
E1R weighs under one pound and includes a woven carrying strap. Its portability is aimed at everyday movement: from a bedroom to a living room, from a dorm to a friend’s place, or from indoor viewing to a backyard setup after dark.
The rounded, home-friendly design also makes the projector easier to leave within reach instead of storing it with larger home theater equipment.
E1R is better understood as a lightweight, easy-to-move smart projector than as a high-brightness outdoor projector. For outdoor use, wait until after sunset and choose a sheltered, low-light viewing area.
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.2, and Apple AirPlay
Dual-band 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi connects E1R to the Roku streaming platform. A stable internet connection is recommended for high-quality streaming.
Apple AirPlay allows users with compatible Apple devices to share supported photos, videos, music, and other content with the projector. AirPlay availability and playback behavior can depend on the source app, content rights, device, and network configuration.
Two-way Bluetooth 5.2 handles compatible wireless audio connections, while the Roku home screen remains the main way to access streaming content directly on E1R.
Where Does EAZZE E1R Fit Best?
Bedrooms
Use a wall or ceiling as the screen without committing space to a permanent television.
Dorm Rooms
The under-one-pound design and built-in stand suit smaller spaces and frequent room changes.
Apartments
Create a larger temporary screen without installing a fixed mount or rearranging the room.
Kids’ Rooms
Stream family entertainment through a familiar Roku interface, with adult account supervision.
Guest Rooms
Add streaming and occasional big-screen viewing without purchasing another full-size television.
Evening Outdoor Viewing
Move the projector outside for movie nights after sunset, where ambient light can be controlled.
EAZZE E1R vs. EAZZE E1: What Is the Difference?
Aurzen introduced E1R and E1 as part of the same compact EAZZE E1 family. According to the official launch announcement, the two models share the same core projector hardware. Their main difference is the built-in streaming platform and initial regional availability.
| Feature | EAZZE E1R | EAZZE E1 |
|---|---|---|
| Built-in platform | Official Roku TV | Aurzen Smart OS |
| Streaming experience | Roku home screen, Roku apps, The Roku Channel, Roku Smart Picture, and Roku mobile app control | Officially licensed Netflix, Prime Video, and YouTube access |
| Native resolution | 720p | 720p |
| Brightness | 160 lumens | 160 lumens |
| Stand | 180° adjustable | 180° adjustable |
| Initial launch regions | United States and Canada | Germany, France, and Spain |
E1R is the more natural choice for viewers who already use Roku or want the Roku TV interface built into their projector. E1 serves users who prefer a simpler Smart OS with a smaller group of officially licensed streaming apps.
Who Should Choose EAZZE E1R?
E1R makes the most sense for someone who wants:
- A compact projector with Roku TV built in
- Streaming apps without an external Roku stick
- A mini projector for a bedroom, dorm, or apartment
- A rotating stand for wall or ceiling projection
- An under-one-pound projector that is easy to move
- Apple AirPlay and two-way Bluetooth audio
- A straightforward first projector for casual everyday viewing
E1R is less suitable for buyers who need native 1080p resolution, strong daytime brightness, a battery-powered projector, or a dedicated home theater system. Its strengths are streaming simplicity, low weight, flexible placement, and value in smaller, darker spaces.
EAZZE E1R Availability
EAZZE E1R launched in the United States and Canada in September 2026. Pricing, promotions, app availability, and shipping regions can change, so current purchase information should be confirmed on the official product page.
Aurzen EAZZE E1R FAQ
What is Aurzen EAZZE E1R?
EAZZE E1R is a portable Roku TV smart mini projector with native 720p resolution, support for 1080p content, 160 lumens of rated brightness, a 180-degree adjustable stand, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.2, and Apple AirPlay.
Does EAZZE E1R have Roku TV built in?
Yes. The official Roku TV platform is built into E1R, allowing users to access supported streaming services from the Roku home screen.
Does E1R need a separate Roku streaming stick?
No. Roku TV is built into the projector, so an external Roku streaming stick is not required for Roku streaming.
Do I need a Roku account to use E1R?
A Roku account and internet connection are required for activation. Creating a Roku account is free. Some streaming services require separate paid subscriptions.
Is EAZZE E1R a native 1080p projector?
No. E1R has a native resolution of 1280 × 720 pixels and supports input content up to 1080p. Supported 1080p content is scaled to the projector’s native 720p resolution.
Can EAZZE E1R project onto the ceiling?
Yes. The built-in stand rotates through 180 degrees, allowing the projector to aim toward a wall or ceiling from a stable table, shelf, or bedside surface.
What screen size does E1R support?
E1R supports image sizes from 20 to 120 inches. A smaller or moderate image in a dark room will generally appear brighter than the maximum 120-inch image.
Is EAZZE E1R good for a bedroom?
Yes. Its compact size, under-one-pound weight, 180-degree stand, Roku TV interface, and ceiling-projection capability make it well suited to bedrooms, dorm rooms, and other small spaces.
Does E1R support Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and AirPlay?
Yes. E1R supports 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi, two-way Bluetooth 5.2 for compatible audio devices, and Apple AirPlay for supported content from compatible Apple devices.
Can E1R be used outdoors?
E1R can be moved outdoors, but its 160-lumen rated brightness is best suited to evening use after sunset. For a clearer picture, reduce nearby lighting and use a moderate image size.
