If you've ever wanted an ultra-portable projector, one of the coolest products from this year's CES and Mobile World Congress is finally available -and you can already score a discount.

The Aurzen ZIP is a tri-folding, super-small projector that fits in your pocket. It lets you take entertainment or work presentations anywhere you go. 

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It's currently$400 on the Aurzen site, but there's a pop-up when you visit the site that gets you 10% off by signing up for emails. When I tried the promo code on the ZIP projector, it did work, taking$40 off the price and bringing the total to$360. The projector is alsoavailable on Amazon for the same original price , but a$20 coupon brings the price there to$380.

The projector, which folds to 3.3 x 3.1 x 1 inches, or about the size of a pad of sticky notes, weighs less than 10 ounces. It can play movies in landscape mode or social media posts and videos in portrait mode.

Aurzen says the ZIP works with Android, iOS, MacOS, and Windows devices and projects a screen up to 80 inches in size. You can use it to mirror your phone's screen via Bluetooth or to connect a video source like a gaming console, TV, or laptop through HDMI. 

The company warns that the projector doesn't have streaming apps built in, and -- due to DRM restrictions -- screen mirroring typically cannot display content from certain streaming platforms. But Aurzen says you can work around that using a wireless HDMI Dongle.

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Right now, the resolution maxes out at 720p, but Aurzen expects that to increase to 1080p in the next version of the projector. The battery life lasts about an hour and a half on a single charge, but you can keep it plugged in while you use it to increase that time. Both of those are small downsides; the novelty alone more than makes up for them. 

You can purchase the Aurzen ZIP in either black or gold. 

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