Aurzen D1 Air

If you want a **portable projector** for a bedroom, small living room, or the odd backyard movie night, the Aurzen D1 Air is built around convenience first. It solves the usual projector hassle: no streaming stick, no fiddly focus wheel, and no need to hunt for a wall socket every time you move it. ## What makes it worth it The big draw is the combination of **officially licensed streaming apps** and **USB-C 65W+ power input**. You can open Netflix, Prime Video, or YouTube directly on the projector, and it can run from a laptop charger or compatible power bank, which makes it genuinely easier to move around than most cheap home projectors. Aurzen also gives it **native 1080p resolution with HDR10**, plus support for 4K input, so it has enough clarity for films, sports, and casual gaming at sensible screen sizes. The **TOF auto focus and auto keystone** are the sort of quality-of-life features you appreciate every night, especially if you’re pointing it at the ceiling or shifting it between rooms. ## Where it falls short Brightness is the trade-off. The reported **300 ANSI lumens** is fine for dark rooms, but it is not the sort of projector you buy for daylight viewing or a bright family lounge. The app ecosystem is also limited, so if you want every streaming service under the sun, you may still end up using HDMI. Buy this if you want an easy, bedroom-friendly smart projector for movies and streaming. Skip it if you need strong daylight performance or a more open streaming platform.

£129.98