Roku's newest projectors have arrived just in time for the World Cup.
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Roku's newest projectors have arrived just in time for the World Cup. But can they beat the class rivals? American brand Roku has launched its first range of projectors in the UK: the Sharp H272 and the Aurzen D1R. As their names suggest, the models are launching with two respective hardware partners to "combine advanced projection technology with Roku's intuitive operating system". Richard Halton, Country Manager at Roku UK, claims the projectors are, "bringing the seamless streaming experience Roku users know and love to an exciting new form factor - making big-screen entertainment more accessible than ever". Latest Videos From Best TVs 2026 0 seconds of 1 minute, 32 seconds Volume 0% The 1080p projectors include Roku's full app library, including Netflix, Disney+, BBC iPlayer, and HBO Max. The two have also been designed to work when projecting the image onto a screen or wall (Whathifi highly recommend the former for the best picture quality). The Sharp model claims to go up to 120 inches, while the Aurzen entry is a little smaller with a maximum screen size of 100 inches. The Aurzen D1R is the brighter of the two, offering 280 ANSI lumens, compared to the Sharp H272's 200 ANSI lumens. These are both on the lower end of the scale, so they will likely perform best in a dark room. The D1R also has the on-paper edge when it comes to sound, offering two speakers...
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