The EAZZE E1R puts the official Roku TV platform directly inside a sub-one-pound projector, which removes the streaming stick, the extra remote and the input dance that makes cheap projectors feel like a project. Native 720p with 160 lumens is honest bedroom-and-dorm hardware rather than a home-theater rig, and the built-in 180-degree stand swings the picture onto a wall or the ceiling from a bedside table. Two-way Bluetooth and AirPlay cover audio and casting. Buy it if you want a second screen in a dark small room; skip it if you need bright, sharp daytime viewing.
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