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

We have three of these projectors mounted on our ceiling. We use them to project images and videos for various performances and events. There's a lot to like about these projectors:• Solid construction. These replaced older, more expensive projectors and they are way more solid.• Brightness and color. These guys are bright and the image is vibrant.• Connectivity. We use USB ports due to the nature of our media and events. Connecting a drive or USB stick is simple and we never have an issue with the projector not recognizing the drive.• Flexibility. We have them mounted upside down and facing large white walls. They auto-focus and auto-correct the corners really well. I had to make some minor tweaks on ONE projector to set the cornering, but it was super easy to adjust. Other than that, they were ready to go out of the box.• Wifi & Bluetooth. All three of the projectors connect to our PA system via Bluetooth. Also being able to connect to YouTube, Netflix, and other available apps helps when our clients or artists don't have the properly formatted content.• The remote is large and sturdy. Accessing the menus and settings is a breeze.Some of the things I don't like:• Non Looping. Our events go anywhere from 6-8 hours and not having the ability to loop one video file over that period kinda stinks. This MAY also be an "operator error" and there MAY be a way to do it. But I can't find anything in the manual or online. For now, I just make enough copies of the media to cover the time frame.• Mirroring/Airplay. The projectors claim to have the ability to use mirroring and airplay. There is a menu to set it up. However, I've yet been able to make airplay work. Again, this may be operator error, but the time and frustration spent trying to make it work for an event made me want to chuck the thing out the window.OVERALL - I'm happy with these projectors. They're bright, easy to set up, the auto-correct functions, connectivity, solid, and just work great! The gripes are just "me things". The good things about these projectors totally outweigh the gripes.

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.

We tested it once after opening. but might update my review after actually using it with a projector screen and a dark space. We just set it up on a table and projected in onto a wall while the sun was setting and blinds half closed. The picture quality was incredible and the colors are quite vibrant, even though we put in minimum effort into the set up for testing. The only thing I will note is the lack of availability of some streaming services to download on their app store. They have Netflix, Prime Video and a few other ones but no Hulu, Max, Disney+ etc. They have a lot of international channels for entertainment and sports but I doubt they will work without a VPN. You can cast from your screen, I think only for android though (I may have missed the IOS option). It does come with a HDMI cord if i'm not mistaken so you can watch certain things using that if there are copyright issues with screen casting. It's a decent enough projector, I guess we just need to but an extension cord for the HDMI to watch things on the apps not available for download. This is a first world problem though, because the projectors we grew up on didn't even have apps to download lol. Get it if that's not a big worry for you, because it is pretty decent