The Trunera smart projector is built on an Allwinner H713 chipset and runs an Android 11 (AOSP) software layer. Real-world luminance monitoring suggests an operational output of 200 to 300 ANSI lumens, which contrasts with marketing-level LED source ratings. The hardware utilizes a 180-degree rotatable chassis, allowing for vertical projection without external mounting hardware.
Technical specifications indicate a Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.0 wireless stack, providing support for high-bandwidth data transmission. The optical path is unsealed, which requires regular environment monitoring to prevent dust accumulation on the internal LCD. Focus and keystone adjustments are handled through a motorized software-assisted protocol, though lens sharpness is limited by the use of polymer-based optical components.
Available operational modes include:
- Standalone mode with access to a library of AOSP-compatible applications.
- Ceiling projection mode via the 180-degree pivot mechanism.
- HiFi speaker mode for localized audio output.
Performance data shows fan noise levels exceeding 35dB during operation. The lack of Widevine L1 certification restricts native streaming resolution for certain premium content providers to 480p or 720p, regardless of the 1080p native resolution of the display panel.
The Aurzen Roku TV Projector is a viable alternative if official streaming licenses and a sealed optical engine are required for long-term reliability. Within the broader field of smart projectors, this unit represents a budget-tier mobile deployment option.
