Aurzen ZIP Pro Combines a Foldable Projector With a Basquiat Edition

Aurzen’s ZIP Pro makes portability part of the viewing setup: its support folds into the projector, so there’s no separate stand to pack or misplace. That design gives the compact Full HD model a practical case for travel and small rooms. A Jean-Michel Basquiat edition adds a more distinctive look and a set of themed accessories for buyers who want their hardware to make a visual statement.

Designer: Aurzen

Three connected sections open into a Z-shaped stand, allowing the projector’s angle to change on a tabletop or nightstand. Folded, the unit measures 1.73 inches thick and weighs about 1.29 pounds. It’s a useful format for a travel bag, though the folding support’s main advantage is simpler: it stays with the projector whenever the setup moves.

Click Here to Buy Aurzen ZIP Pro: $629.99 | Click Here to Buy ZIP Pro x Jean-Michel Basquiat Special Edition Bundle: $679.99.

Projection and connections

The ZIP Pro projects at native 1080p and includes autofocus and four-point keystone correction to help set up a clear, aligned picture. Aurzen recommends a 60- to 80-inch image in a dark room. Its 200 ANSI-lumen rating makes ambient light a real constraint; a dim room is part of getting the intended viewing experience.

USB-C video input also gives compatible devices a direct route to the big screen. That includes supported Nintendo Switch setups, which can connect without the usual dock. The device and cable must both support video output, and the projector’s USB-C PD input needs a power adapter rated at 65W or more. It’s a compact arrangement for handheld gaming, with a few compatibility details worth checking before packing.

For shared viewing, the projector can transmit audio to two compatible Bluetooth headphones at once. That makes late-night use more considerate when someone else is sleeping. Built-in stereo speakers cover situations where private listening isn’t needed.

A touchscreen on the projector shows battery and connection information, keeping basic controls on the device. Aurzen rates the 38Wh battery for up to 150 minutes in ECO mode; actual runtime varies with settings and connected equipment. That’s enough for many films, but the estimate depends on how the projector is used.

Two looks, one projector

The Basquiat Special Edition Bundle retains the standard ZIP Pro’s projection features, battery and folding design. Its difference lies in the finish and included extras: two custom shells let owners change the look of the projector, with artwork drawing from Pez Dispenser and Untitled (1985). The crowned dinosaur and layered, energetic marks stand apart from the device’s neat mechanical geometry.

Aurzen ZIP Pro x Jean-Michel Basquiat Special Edition Bundle

The themed details extend to a GoPlay carrying case and lens-cleaning cloth. The package also includes the MagPlay Pro and Z-Stand mounting suite, plus a special-edition gift box. Those additions make the bundle a coordinated set with practical pieces for carrying, positioning and maintaining the projector.

The standard model takes a quieter design route. Its dark finish, vents and orange accents give the folding body a clear technical character, while the mechanism itself supplies much of the visual interest. The choice between versions comes down to whether that restrained hardware look or Basquiat’s artwork better suits the room and its owner.

A setup that packs away

When viewing is done, the projector folds into a compact form without leaving a permanent screen or stand in the room. That flexibility suits bedrooms that also serve as workspaces, as well as travelers who want entertainment without tying it to one location. The ZIP Pro’s appeal rests on a straightforward trade: a portable, self-supporting design with a dim-room viewing profile, plus a choice between understated hardware and an art-led finish.

Click Here to Buy Aurzen ZIP Pro: $629.99 | Click Here to Buy ZIP Pro x Jean-Michel Basquiat Special Edition Bundle: $679.99.

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