Aurzen BOOM mini (Black)
By Aurzen · Smart Projectors · Audio & Electronics
- Google TV (licensed)
- 20W Dolby speaker
- Black
Lowest price seen
$349.99
from $349.99 at Aurzen (official D2C store) · Checked Sep 28, 2026
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Summary
A plug-in 1080p smart projector with licensed Google TV, auto focus and keystone, plus a built-in stand and speakers for one-box movie nights. Check your room light before you buy: 500 ANSI lumens needs a dark room and falls short in daylight.
Strengths
- Licensed Google TV plays Netflix, YouTube, Disney+ and Hulu with no streaming stick.
- ToF autofocus and auto keystone keep setup quick, with adjustment in about 3 seconds.
- Integrated 110-degree stand holds angles a fixed projector cannot reach.
- Dual 10W speakers play loud enough for casual and outdoor viewing.
- Picture looks sharp and pleasant in a dark room for native 1080p.
Weaknesses
- Fan stays audible in quiet scenes, especially at brighter modes.
- 500 ANSI lumens needs a dark room and washes out in daylight.
- App launches take about 1-2 seconds and lag behind a dedicated streaming box.
- Bass sounds hollow and lacks depth despite the Dolby badge.
- Remote feels light and cheap in the hand.
- Occasional focus-uniformity issues appear in owner summaries.
Verified specifications
| Display | LCD with LED light source, native 1920x1080; accepts 4K input but displays at 1080p. |
|---|---|
| Brightness | manufacturer-rated 500 ANSI lumens; 1000:1 contrast. |
| Image | 40-200 inch claimed range; throw distance 1.2-6 m. |
| Processor and memory | MT9630; 2GB RAM + 16GB storage. |
| Smart platform | licensed Google TV with Netflix, YouTube, Disney+ and Hulu support. |
| Focus and keystone | ToF real-time autofocus and real-time keystone; manufacturer claims adjustment in about 3 seconds. |
| Wireless | Wi-Fi 2.4/5GHz; Bluetooth 5.1. |
| Audio | 2 x 10W full-range speakers with Dolby Audio. |
| Ports | HDMI x1, USB x2, 3.5mm audio out x1. |
| Video support | HDR10 and HLG. |
| Stand and mounting | 110-degree integrated flexible stand; 1/4-inch mounting point. |
| Noise rating | manufacturer-rated noise <=36 dB; no independent acoustic measurement found. |
| Power | plug-in only, no internal battery; AC 100-240V 50/60Hz input. |
| Dimensions | 9.1 x 7 x 7.6 in (232 x 178 x 192 mm); 4.7 lb / 2.14 kg. |
| In the box | projector, remote, power cable, user manual and quick-start guide. |
Full research notes and sources
Picture and room light
The core is a 500-ANSI-lumen LCD with native 1920x1080 resolution. 4K is accepted as input, not displayed natively. Hands-on testing found the picture better than expected and usable with some ambient light, although darkness remains preferable.
Daylight is the limit. Review and owner summaries agree brightness falls short for bright viewing. The claimed 40-200 inch range and 1.2-6 m throw work best when you keep the image smaller and the room dark.
Focus is mostly automatic. ToF autofocus and real-time keystone earn praise, but summaries note occasional uniformity issues. Nobody has published a failure rate, so treat this as a known annoyance rather than a defect.
Sound and fan noise
The 2 x 10W speakers get loud enough for casual use, including outdoors. The same hands-on test found them somewhat hollow, with no convincing deep bass.
Fan noise is the recurring caution. It is audible in quiet scenes and at brighter modes. Aurzen rates noise at <=36 dB, but no independent acoustic measurement was found.
Setup and upkeep
Setup is straightforward: place it, let autofocus and keystone adjust in about 3 seconds, and aim with the 110-degree stand. The 1/4-inch thread fits a standard mount. Google TV removes the need for a stick, but 2GB RAM is modest and app launches take about 1-2 seconds.
Expect basic upkeep. LCD designs are dust-sensitive, and Aurzen documentation includes a procedure for cleaning black spots and dust. No replacement fan, light-engine, power supply or board catalog was found. Aurzen advertises a 1+1 Year Warranty with lifetime support and a 30-day money-back guarantee, while a retailer lists 1 year, so treat warranty length as channel dependent.
Is it worth it?
Buy it on sale. It fits when you want one box for streaming, sound and aiming instead of a projector plus stick plus speakers. If you need daylight viewing or richer sound, plan on a brighter unit and separate audio. Check the store panel above for current prices.
Which model this is
This page covers the Aurzen BOOM mini, Black, US variant. The Amazon listing for the Black color is ASIN B0DR2L1L3G. Aurzen sells Black and Off-White under the same BOOM mini platform. Do not confuse it with BOOM Air, BOOM 3 or EAZZE models, which are different hardware.
Sources
Manufacturer:
- Aurzen — BOOM mini US product page
- Aurzen — BOOM mini specifications page
- PR Newswire — Aurzen unveils the BOOM mini projector
Independent reviews:
Owner reports:
- No linkable owner-review source outside retail listings; owner notes on setup, picture, sound, stand, fan noise, daylight limits, focus and remote come from exact-model retail review summaries.
