The company’s mobile strategy centers on the EAZZE D1R air and D1 air, a duo designed for grab-and-go versatility. These compact units feature 1080p resolution and a 180-degree rotatable design, allowing users to project games onto unconventional surfaces like tent walls or RV awnings. To maintain power away from outlets, the units utilize 65W USB-C charging, with an optional $129.99 Aurzen PowerBase Stand providing a 30,000mAh battery for extended untethered play. The D1R air, powered by Roku TV, is currently priced at $149.99 for U.S. customers, while the webOS-equipped D1 air is available in Europe for €149.99.

For users prioritizing audio depth, the BOOM air integrates a 10W Dolby Audio speaker and a 110-degree adjustable stand for uneven terrain. Priced at $229.99 in the U.S. and £186.99 in the U.K., it includes Google TV and ToF Real-Time Focus to handle spontaneous outdoor setups. Rounding out the options is the EAZZE D1R, a plug-and-play Roku TV projector for backyard gatherings that produces images ranging from 60 to 200 inches. It currently retails for $142.99 domestically and £129.99 for British buyers.