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I replaced my bedroom TV with a $180 Roku projector - and don't regret it

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Feed Name: ZDNet Security

Date Published: 2026-01-22

Date Updated: 2026-04-26

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ZDNET reviews the Aurzen D1R Cube Roku TV projector, noting its built-in Roku TV interface, 1080p resolution with 330 ANSI lumens that holds up in moderately lit rooms, quiet operation, portability, sealed optical engine, and effective auto focus/keystone. Drawbacks include zoom settings that do not persist across power cycles and basic 10W speakers that may warrant a Bluetooth soundbar, but overall performance and ease of use stand out, especially at a $180 sale price (down from $250), making it a strong choice for kids' rooms and potential outdoor movie nights.

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