The E1 and E1R models share an identical hardware footprint, focusing on portability and ease of use. Each unit features 160 lumens of brightness, 1080P content support, and a built-in 3W speaker chamber designed for small-room acoustics. Setup is simplified through vertical auto keystone correction and 4D electronic adjustments, allowing users to project onto walls or ceilings without external mounting hardware.
The primary distinction between the two lies in their software ecosystems. The E1R integrates the Roku TV platform, providing access to The Roku Channel and standard streaming apps. Conversely, the E1 runs on a dedicated Smart OS, offering pre-licensed access to Netflix, Prime Video, and YouTube. Both configurations eliminate the need for external streaming sticks.
Pricing reflects the entry-level positioning of the lineup. The E1R is currently available in the U.S. and Canada for $139.99 and CAD 159.99, respectively, with early-bird discounts dropping the U.S. price to $89.99. The E1 model has launched in Germany, France, and Spain at a retail price of €129.99, featuring a temporary introductory offer of €99.99.
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