The Fall is finally here. I am a Summer hater and I’m happy to say it. Every so often, you’ll get a comfortable Summer day, and don’t get me wrong. I love the beach and the pool, but that’s not something you can do every day. Most days between June and through early September are met with high humidity and temperatures in the mid to high 80s. I much prefer the autumnal weather in the upper 60s that right now is bringing. It’s also the perfect time to host an outdoor movie night, inviting all your friends over to gather around in the backyard in camping chairs and blankets to enjoy a good flick. If that’s something you’re interested in doing, now is a great time to secure yourself an outdoor projector because this one from Aurzen is on sale.
Typically, you would find the Aurzen Roku TV D1R air portable smart projector going for $240. An Amazon deal of 38% off ends up bringing the price down to just $150. You’ll be able to save yourself $90 for a limited time.
This portable projector is USB-C powered, supporting 65W PD input. You can set it up with a nearby wall outlet, laptop charger power bank, or even the Aurzen PowerBase Stand (sold separately).
The projector is on a smooth-damping gimbal that can rotate fluidly to find the perfect angle for viewing against the wall or ceiling. It weighs only about two and half pounds, making it easy to pack up with you if you’re heading to a friend’s house for the watch party.
Content get projected in a native 1080p HD resolution at a brightness of 300 ANSI lumens. The projector has its own built-in speakers with support for Dolby Audio too.
Roku TV-enabled
The Aurzen projector comes running Roku TV right out of the box. That means you’ll be able to watch shows and movies from all the popular streaming apps including Netflix, HBO Max, Disney Plus, and more. Additionally, you’ll have access to over 500 free TV channels with live news, weather, sports coverage, and more.
If you’re looking for something to watch at your outdoor movie night, might I suggest Over the Garden Wall. While not technically a movie, the whole 10-episode series only lasts a runtime of about two hours, and has opportunities to pause and break when needed every 11 minutes. Plus, there’s no better show to watch to usher in the fall than this spooky adventures following two young brothers lost in the woods. It’s currently streaming on Hulu.
