Aurzen TV E1R
By Aurzen · Smart Projectors · Audio & Electronics
- 720p native resolution
- 1.12:1 throw ratio
- 20-120 in image size
- Bluetooth 5.2
- 180 degree stand rotation
Lowest price seen
~$139.99 (approx.)
from $139.99 at Amazon
- Amazon ~$139.99 (approx.)View at Amazon
- AurzenView at Aurzen
- eBay (used) eBay: used, open-box, refurbishedView at eBay (used)
- eBayView at eBay
Prices are snapshots. Check the current price with the store.
Summary
The Aurzen EAZZE E1R is a portable projector under 1 lb with Roku TV built in, made for bedrooms, dorm rooms and other light-controlled spaces. Check the 720p native resolution, the 160-lumen brightness and the absence of any independent test or owner feedback before you buy.
Strengths
- Roku TV is built in, so no external streaming stick is needed.
- Weighs under 1 lb, with an integrated 180-degree stand and carrying strap.
- Bidirectional Bluetooth 5.2 sends audio to speakers or headphones, or receives it from a phone.
- Apple AirPlay is supported for casting from iOS devices.
- Auto keystone and 4D electronic keystone straighten a crooked image.
- The box includes a Roku remote, a carrying strap and a dust cleaning kit.
Weaknesses
- Native 720p means all 1080p content is downscaled.
- 160 lumens is very low; the picture holds up only in dark or tightly light-controlled rooms.
- No independent instrumented test of this model exists, so real-world brightness, contrast and fan noise are unverified.
- No owner discussions were indexed either, so long-term reliability is unknown.
- Activation requires a Roku account and an internet connection.
- Floor-standing and wall-mount accessories are planned, but availability is not confirmed.
Verified specifications
| Model | Aurzen EAZZE E1R, sold as Aurzen TV E1R. |
|---|---|
| Native resolution | 1280 × 720 (720p); 1080p input is scaled down to fit. |
| Rated brightness | 160 lumens. |
| Picture size | 20–120 inches at a 1.12:1 throw ratio. |
| Stand | 180-degree adjustable, built in. |
| Streaming platform | official Roku TV built in. |
| Wi-Fi | 2.4G/5G. |
| Bluetooth | 5.2, bidirectional. |
| Apple AirPlay | supported. |
| Speaker | built-in 3W with an approximately 80–100cc soundbase chamber. |
| Keystone | vertical auto keystone correction and 4D electronic keystone. |
| Picture modes | Movie, Sports, Vivid, Standard and Low Power (Roku Smart Picture). |
| Weight | under 1 lb; exact dimensions are not published. |
| Power | AC-powered; there is no battery. |
| In the box | projector with integrated stand, Roku remote, woven carrying strap, dust cleaning kit. |
| Warranty | 1 year, plus a 30-day money-back guarantee. |
Full research notes and sources
Resolution and brightness
The E1R projects a 1280 × 720 image, and 1080p content is scaled down to fit it. The 160-lumen rating is very low, and launch coverage describes the projector as better suited to casual indoor viewing than to bright rooms. Whether that figure is ANSI lumens or some other standard is not stated anywhere in the available sources. The 1.12:1 throw ratio gives you a 20–120 inch picture, so image size is not the constraint — light output is.
Roku TV, connectivity and sound
The built-in Roku TV platform is the main reason to consider this projector. Connect to Wi-Fi, activate with a Roku account, and the Roku home screen offers Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu, YouTube, Apple TV and The Roku Channel without a stick. Wi-Fi covers 2.4G and 5G, Bluetooth 5.2 works in both directions, and Apple AirPlay handles casting from iOS devices. The included Roku remote works, and the Roku mobile app can control the projector too. Sound comes from a 3W speaker in an approximately 80–100cc chamber; nobody has measured how it actually sounds. No subscription is needed beyond the free Roku account, so electricity is the only running cost.
Portability and upkeep
Under 1 lb with an integrated 180-degree stand and a woven carrying strap, the E1R is built to move between rooms. Auto keystone and 4D electronic keystone handle quick setup on a nightstand or shelf. Aurzen recommends inspecting the lens every three months and using the included dust kit if black spots appear, and using the projector in a low-dust space. Repairability information does not exist; as a compact unit with no documented user-serviceable parts, out-of-warranty repair likely means replacement.
Is it worth it?
At the $89.99 introductory US price reported in September 2026, the E1R is a reasonable first projector for a bedroom or dorm where a familiar streaming interface matters more than resolution. At the $139.99 regular price listed on Aurzen’s own store in September 2026, the value weakens, because other mini projectors at that price offer more brightness or full HD. Either way, the purchase carries more uncertainty than a product with established review coverage.
Which model this is
This page covers the Aurzen EAZZE E1R, announced on September 1, 2026 at IFA 2026 alongside the EAZZE E1. The two models share the same projector hardware; the E1 runs Aurzen’s own smart platform, while the E1R carries official Roku TV. The US Amazon listing is ASIN B0H4TKY7WG. Floor-standing and wall-mount accessories are planned, but availability is not confirmed.
Sources
Manufacturer:
Independent reviews:
- PR Newswire: Aurzen launches EAZZE E1 and E1R at IFA 2026
- The Manila Times: Aurzen launches EAZZE E1 and E1R at IFA 2026
- EnosTech: Aurzen EAZZE E1 series overview
- No independent instrumented test of the E1R had been published as of 2026-10-11.
Owner reports:
- No owner threads or forum discussions about the E1R were found as of 2026-10-11.