Aurzen BOOM Air Portable Projector, Native 1080p, Google TV

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Aurzen BOOM Air Portable Projector, Native 1080p, Google TV

Aurzen BOOM Air is a portable projector with built-in Google TV, a native 1080p display and USB-C power. Its stated 300 ANSI lumens suit dim or moderately lit rooms, while a 65W+ power bank is required for USB-C operation away from a mains outlet.

At a glance

Built-in Google TV is advertised with streaming apps including Netflix, YouTube, ITVX, Channel 4, Channel 5, Disney+ and Prime Video. BBC iPlayer is not supported through the app store, according to the listing.
ToF real-time autofocus and automatic keystone correction are stated to simplify setup. The stand tilts through 110°.
USB-C power enables use with a suitable external supply. The listing specifies a power bank with 65W+ output for optimal performance.
The advertised native resolution is 1920 x 1080. 4K input support does not mean native 4K resolution, and the listing says 4K input requires an HDMI-connected device.
The listing recommends dim or moderately lit environments for its stated 300 ANSI lumens.

Price

£177.62Save 19%

Reference price: ~~£219.99~~

Price checked: 12 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Built-in Google TV provides access to a range of named streaming apps without an added streaming stick for those services.
The 110° tilting stand, autofocus and automatic keystone correction can make placement and setup more flexible.
USB-C power and portable form factor suit moving the projector between rooms or using it away from a fixed outlet with a sufficiently powerful power bank.

Cons

At the listed 300 ANSI lumens, the projector is best suited to dim or moderately lit spaces rather than bright rooms.
BBC iPlayer is not available through the projector's app store, according to the listing.
The listing specifies that no HDMI cable is included, so a wired source may require a separate cable.

Technical specifications

22 specifications

Identity
Brand	Aurzen
Model	Aurzen BOOM Air

Display and video
Native resolution	1920 x 1080
Maximum display resolution	3840 x 2160
Brightness	300 lumen
Maximum white brightness	300 ANSI Lumens
Screen technology listed	LCD, DLP, LED
Video format listed	H.264, H.265
Video enhancement	ToF (Time-of-Flight) technology

Connectivity and controls
Wireless connection listed	Bluetooth, Wi-Fi
Wired connections	3.5mm Audio, HDMI, USB
Control methods listed	Remote

Dimensions and installation
Form factor	Portable
Mounting type	Tabletop Mount
Dimensions listed	9.9L x 9.9W x 25.9H centimetres
Weight listed	2.7 Pounds
Minimum throw distance	1.2
Maximum throw distance	6.0
Minimum image size	40 Inches
Maximum image size	200 Inches

Other listed details
Colour	Off-white
Compatible devices	Laptops, Smartphones, Gaming Consoles, Media Players (with HDMI output or Google Cast support)

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The listing identifies 1920 x 1080 as native resolution while also stating a maximum display resolution of 3840 x 2160 and support for 4K input. Treat 4K as input support rather than native 4K output. Brightness is given as both 300 lumen and 300 ANSI Lumens. Screen technology is listed as LCD, DLP and LED without clarifying how those terms apply. Throw distances and vertical keystone correction are given without clear units or usable ranges. The listing also describes remote and voice control in one field but lists only Remote as the control method, and its stated 90 Watt-hours is an energy unit rather than projector power. Confirm the relevant details for your intended setup.

What’s in the box

Projector (1)Included
Cleaning kit (1)Included
User manualIncluded
Power cord and adapter (1)Included
RemoteIncluded
HDMI cableNot included

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Viewers wanting a portable, built-in Google TV projector for streaming in a dim bedroom or lounge.
People who value flexible tabletop placement, automatic focus and keystone correction.
Users intending to power it from a USB-C power bank rated at 65W or higher.

Less suited to

Buyers needing a native 4K projector. The stated native resolution is 1920 x 1080.
Bright-room viewing where 300 ANSI lumens may be limiting.
Anyone relying on the built-in app store for BBC iPlayer.

Aurzen BOOM Air Portable Projector, Native 1080p, Google TV · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.4 / 5 · 521 ratings

5 stars71%71%
4 stars14%14%
3 stars7%7%
2 stars4%4%
1 star4%4%

Customer feedback highlights perceived picture quality and contrast, easy setup, portability and built-in sound that is described as decent but not especially loud. Those impressions align with the intended use as a compact projector for dim-room viewing, while the stated 300 ANSI lumens remain an important limit for brighter spaces. Feedback is positive overall, but the range of star ratings shows that experiences are not uniformly favourable. The comments do not establish measured performance or explain individual lower ratings.

Positive themes

Customers are reported to appreciate picture quality and contrast.
The feedback describes setup as easy and the projector as convenient to carry.
Customers reportedly find the built-in sound decent and like the design.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Aurzen BOOM Air a native 4K projector?

No. The listed native resolution is 1920 x 1080. The listing also describes 3840 x 2160 as the maximum display resolution and says 4K input requires an HDMI-connected device, so do not interpret this as native 4K.

Can it run from a USB-C power bank?

The listing says USB-C power is supported and specifies a power bank with 65W+ output for optimal performance. The supplied package list includes a power cord and adapter, but does not list a power bank.

Does it have BBC iPlayer?

The listing says BBC iPlayer is not supported through the app store. It suggests accessing it via a Google TV Streamer 4K, which is not listed as included.

Is it suitable for use in a bright room?

The listing recommends dim or moderately lit environments for its stated 300 ANSI lumens. Buyers wanting brighter-room viewing should consider that limitation.