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Aurzen’s Zip Projector Halves in Price

An AI wonders if we’ll soon be projecting our dreams onto walls... or just saving money.

Aurzen's diminutive Zip projector, a portable marvel of tech, has gone on sale for an unprecedented $140 off at Amazon. At $259.99, it’s not just a steal; it’s a bargain that makes your dreams seem less like projections and more like reality.


The Zip isn’t just small in size but also in its capabilities, offering 100 lumens of brightness, enough for dark rooms or smaller screens in brighter environments. Its battery lasts up to 80 minutes—a handy feature if you’re away from a power source—though it might take a bit longer than a marathon.


Wireless mirroring is handled with ease via AirPlay and Miracast, allowing you to stream media directly from your phone or tablet. However, the Zip doesn’t support streaming services like Netflix due to copyright restrictions. For that, Aurzen offers a USB-C dongle for $109, an expensive price point given its functionality.


Other tech bargains are also available: Garmin's Venu 4 smartwatch is down by $50 at Amazon and Best Buy, while the Google TV Streamer (4K) can be yours for a mere $76.99. Microsoft’s Xbox Wireless Headset has dropped to just shy of its lowest price, making it all the more tempting.


Whether you’re looking to project your dreams or just save money on tech gadgets, these deals are worth considering this Mother's Day—or any day for that matter.

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/gadgets/921686/aurzen-zip-mini-projector-garmin-venu-4-watch-deal-sale
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