Aurzen Launches EAZZE E1 and E1R Mini Projectors at IFA 2026

Aurzen is aiming for small-space entertainment with two new compact projectors at IFA 2026. The EAZZE E1 and EAZZE E1R combine a portable design with built-in streaming, allowing users to set up a large-screen viewing experience without adding a separate streaming stick. The E1R goes a step further with Roku TV built in, while the standard E1 uses Aurzen’s own Smart OS.

The two models use the same hardware, including native 720p resolution, support for 1080p content, and 160 lumens of brightness. Aurzen has designed them for bedrooms, dorm rooms, apartments, and other spaces where a conventional television may not be the best fit. Both projectors also feature an integrated stand that can rotate up to 180 degrees, giving users more flexibility when projecting onto a wall or screen.

Setup is handled through vertical automatic keystone correction and 4D electronic keystone correction. This allows the projected image to be adjusted when the projector is positioned away from a perfectly centered angle. Aurzen also plans accessories for floor-standing and wall-mounted configurations.

The EAZZE projectors include a built-in 3W speaker with an approximately 80–100cc sound chamber. For users who want more powerful audio, both models support bidirectional Bluetooth audio, which can be used with external speakers or headphones. This also means the projector can function as a Bluetooth audio device for content played from another compatible source.

The biggest difference between the E1 and E1R is the software. The EAZZE E1R comes with the official Roku TV platform, giving users access to major streaming applications, The Roku Channel, and free live content. It can also be controlled through the Roku mobile app and supports Roku Smart Picture. Since Roku TV is integrated into the projector, there is no need to connect a separate streaming device for supported services.

The regular EAZZE E1 uses Aurzen’s Smart OS instead. It comes with officially licensed versions of Netflix, Prime Video, and YouTube, giving users direct access to several major streaming services. This makes the two models fairly similar from a hardware perspective, with the choice largely coming down to the preferred streaming platform.

Aurzen is also keeping the pricing relatively low. The EAZZE E1R is now available in the US through Amazon for $139.99, while its Canadian price is CAD 159.99. A limited-time introductory price brings the E1R down to $89.99 in the US and CAD 139.99 in Canada. The company says the E1R will arrive in Europe later this season.

The EAZZE E1 has already launched in Germany, France, and Spain for €129.99, with an introductory price of €99.99. Availability in other regions is expected to follow Aurzen’s rollout plans.

With the EAZZE E1 and E1R, Aurzen is focusing on users who want a simple way to watch movies, shows, and other streaming content on a larger image without buying a full-size television. The 720p native resolution and 160-lumen output indicate that these are designed more for casual indoor viewing than high-end home theater use. The E1R, in particular, could appeal to Roku users who want the familiar platform in a small projector rather than a television.

Aurzen EAZZE E1 vs EAZZE E1R — Specifications