EAZZE D1 Smart Projector with WiFi and Bluetooth, Netflix-Officially-Licensed, Auto Focus & Keystone, DoIby Audio, Zoom, Native 1080P Movie, Portable Outdoor Mini Projector, White

I love it! Instructions are very simple and set up is easy. I set up through Google TV (which it comes with) and logging in and set up only took a few minutes. Everytime you turn it on, it automatically calibrates and auto-focuses to whatever surface and size you’re displaying on. You can also control the focus through a simple “up or down” button on the remote. You can also control the brightness, contrast, sharpness, and hue so you can get whatever picture quality you prefer. I’ve never had a projector so this is just my experience but I love the quality! Even during the daytime (with the blinds just half-closed) the image is still very clear and you can watch with no headaches from the light!I use it nightly for at least 3-3.5 hours and the projector is barely warm so overheating and buffering isn’t an issue! Can’t speak how it’ll do for longer use than that. Apps load normally for me. Saw a few reviews saying it takes forever to load programmed apps but personally, not mine! I’ve only downloaded one other app that doesn’t come programmed and it took less than a minute to download which is also good. Lastly is the speakers. I had a SoundBar that I had from years ago ready to use just in case and I didn’t even need it. Volume goes up to 100 and I haven’t even had to turn it up past 40, that’s how loud it is and the audio is clear. The motor however, is the opposite, it’s not loud at all. I stood outside my closed bedroom door and I could barely hear the sound from the motor. Which is good because some devices will have a motor that’s louder than what you’re watching/listening to.Overall, I love it! I really hope it holds up and has great longevity because it’s awesome. Everyone that comes into my room always compliments it, my mom said “It looks like a theater screen”. Also definitely like the price more compared to what you’d spend to buy a TV the same size. Also like to add that I project it on my wall with no projector screen. My wall isn’t even white, it’s a light gray with a cream undertone yet the quality is still good. It would probably have an even better display with an actual white background.First two photos are what it looks like at night. The two after that is what it looks like during the daytime with the blinds half open. The final photo is what it looks like during the daytime when the blinds are closed.

My son had been asking for a TV in his room, but instead I painted one wall white and built a shelf for this projector — and wow, what a great decision! Now he’s got a 119" screen, and the picture quality is surprisingly sharp and vibrant.The auto focus and keystone correction work flawlessly, and the built-in Netflix and Bluetooth make it super easy to use without a bunch of extra gear. It’s compact, quiet, and honestly way more fun than a regular TV setup.He absolutely loves watching his shows and videos on it — and I love how happy it makes him. The smiles say it all. Great build quality, easy setup, and a whole lot of value packed into a small projector. Highly recommend.

I've been in nearly daily use with this projector since November 2024. I am very happy with the image quality it has, even though it's just 1080p. I only use the projector when I'm in bed and I don't tend to wear my glasses while in bed, and since I don't see in 4K anyway the picture quality is just fine for me.Setting the projector up was easy. It works well off of my WiFi and it of course has HDMI ports so you can plug in a laptop or Nintendo switch and game away, or do what I did and put in a streaming stick.After months of it working fine I did get tired with their limited selection of streaming services, but that was fixed with getting a cheap streaming stick from Walmart that had Google TV OS. Now I can use pretty much all streaming services I want on the projector.I have used this at work. It's really portable and the AI resizing works.I don't notice much heat generation, but I have it on top of a shelf in the corner of my room and I can hear the fans going. They're a little loud at first but you can tune it out very easily.Some issues I have noticed:After extended use, the picture turns a shade of pink. I only noticed this after I used it for like 8 hours straight when I had the flu. Just turn it off for 30 or so minutes and it goes back to normal.My power cord recently failed after we had a couple of days of bad weather and power flashes. ALWAYS HAVE YOUR VALUED ELECTRONICS PLUGGED IN TO A SURGE PROTECTOR. I had my projector plugged into one but I was not spared and it died. I spent hours and hours researching online what to do to fix it, and eventually I reached out to customer support because all I could find were posts on reddit saying that's what you get for buying a cheap projector. So, FYI, if your EAZZE D1 projector has the logo flicker and tries to turn on but won't boot, your power cord/power supply died and you'll have to reach out to customer support for a new one.

Setup was a breeze – just screw in the stand. The stand's a bit flimsy though, wobbles easily. No biggie, though. I'm more interested in the projector itself, anyway. As soon as you turn on the projector, it begins to auto-adjust the angle, making the picture perfectly straight and flat; then it automatically zooms in or out, depending on how far or close you are to the wall, and focuses, giving you the sharpest possible 1080p native image. The brightness and color are not the best, I'm afraid, but for the price point, it is acceptable. The pictures and videos are visually enhanced due to my Samsung phone, making everything look like eye candy, so don't be fooled by how bright and colorful it looks. I will give an example compared to another projector I have that easily beats this one in terms of brightness and color. The projector I am reviewing will be the top screen. The single-screen pictures and videos will all be from this review. Overall, this projector is decent for its price range. Walmart projectors in stores are horrible in this price range and do not offer these advanced features. Features include auto focus, keystone correction, screen mirroring on Android and iPhone, Dolby Audio, etc. Also, you do not need to purchase a screen if you have a white, flat wall.