Smart Projectors
Smart Projectors: A Side-by-Side Look
Compare 6 smart projectors side by side: Aurzen Roku TV D1R, Aurzen BOOM mini (Black), Aurzen BOOM Air, HAPPRUN Native 1080P, VOPLLS Smart Mini and…
How we picked these products
We compare product identity, specifications, pros/cons and retailer links. Until approved retailer API access is available, current Amazon price, star-rating and review-count data are not republished here.
We don't crown a single "best" pick — this table lays out what's factually true about each option, side by side.
| Product | Check current price |
|---|---|
| Aurzen Roku TV D1R | Check current price(paid link) |
| Aurzen BOOM mini (Black) | Check current price(paid link) |
| Aurzen BOOM Air | Check current price(paid link) |
| HAPPRUN Native 1080P | Check current price(paid link) |
| VOPLLS Smart Mini | Check current price(paid link) |
| Netflix-Licensed 800 ANSI, native 1080p | Check current price(paid link) |
Every projector in this six-way comparison runs a licensed smart TV platform -- the split that matters in this category, because on no-name boxes Netflix often will not run at all. Three of the six run Google TV, one runs Roku TV, and two list Netflix support, one with "Netflix-Licensed" in the title itself. The list below is ordered by value for money.
Aurzen Roku TV D1R
The value pick of this comparison: native 1080p with licensed Roku TV If you want the licensed-platform experience without guessing, this is the default.
Specs & pros/cons
Key specs:
- Native 1080p resolution
- Roku TV built in (licensed)
- Autofocus
Pros:
- The only Roku TV option here -- a licensed platform, the category's answer to Netflix refusing to run on no-name boxes
Cons:
- Roku TV only -- no Google TV in this lineup if that ecosystem matters to you
Aurzen BOOM mini (Black)
joint-lowest score here, level with the no-name entry at the bottom of the list.
Specs & pros/cons
Key specs:
- Google TV (licensed)
- 20W Dolby speaker
- Black
Pros:
- The only listing here with a Dolby-branded 20W speaker
- Full licensed Google TV on board
Cons:
Aurzen BOOM Air
only such listing in this comparison.
Specs & pros/cons
Key specs:
- Google TV (licensed)
- USB-C power
- Compact form factor
Pros:
- The only projector here listing USB-C power
- 4.6 average, level with the top-rated Aurzen Roku TV D1R
Cons:
HAPPRUN Native 1080P
The coupon play of the Google TV camp: native 1080p with official check time. ratings.
Specs & pros/cons
Key specs:
- Native 1080p resolution
- Official Google TV
Pros:
Cons:
- 4.4 trails both Aurzen 4.6 averages
VOPLLS Smart Mini
with the full coupon -- half price. At that number it undercuts the
Specs & pros/cons
Key specs:
- Smart mini form factor
- Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
- Netflix support listed
Pros:
Cons:
- No resolution figure in the listing details we checked
- No named TV platform (Roku/Google TV) in the details we checked -- Netflix support is the only software claim
Netflix-Licensed 800 ANSI, native 1080p
It is a no-name listing -- the brand has no track the experiment of the list rather than the safe default. The specs that matter are stated outright: Netflix licensing, 800 ANSI lumens, native 1080p.
Specs & pros/cons
Key specs:
- Netflix-Licensed platform
- 800 ANSI lumens
- Native 1080p resolution
Pros:
- Netflix licensing stated in the title itself, not inferred
Cons:
- No-name: no brand record beyond this listing, the thinnest purchase basis of the six
Bottom line
The Aurzen Roku TV D1R is the value anchor: licensed Roku TV, without. The once its coupon lands. If you want the most projector rather than the