"Aurzen has announced a new portable projector that will be the first to run the Roku TV OS already found on TVs from brands like TCL and Hisense. The new Aurzen D1R Cube will have access to popular streaming apps like Netflix, Disney Plus, and Amazon Prime, plus Roku Originals and over 500 FAST live channels. The D1R Cube is available starting today for $169.99 through Amazon and Aurzen's online store in gray, white, and green color options."
"Aurzen says the Cube is capable of projecting an image up to 150 inches in size. With just 330 ANSI lumens of brightness, though, you'll want a reflective screen and a completely dark room to avoid an image that's dim or washed-out. For comparison, the Soundcore Nebula X1 Pro projector that Anker announced at IFA 2025 boasts 3,500 ANSI lumens of brightness. And while the Cube does support 4K content, it only displays it at 1080p."
"Despite its budget-minded pricing, the D1R Cube includes features like automatic focus and keystone adjustments for easier setup, 5W built-in speakers located on either side, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth for connecting the projector to louder wireless speakers or headphones. It also supports Apple AirPlay so you can stream video and audio directly from your iPhone and iPad. You can use Roku's mobile app as a remote control with voice commands."
Aurzen's D1R Cube is a portable projector running Roku TV OS with access to Netflix, Disney Plus, Amazon Prime, Roku Originals, and over 500 FAST live channels. It ships for $169.99 in gray, white, and green and can project up to 150 inches. The Cube delivers only 330 ANSI lumens, so a reflective screen and a dark room are recommended to avoid dim or washed-out images. The unit supports 4K content but outputs at 1080p. Included features include automatic focus, keystone correction, 5W speakers, Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth, Apple AirPlay, and Roku mobile app control with voice and smart home notifications. The Cube is best suited for portable movie nights rather than as a primary home theater projector.
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