VANKYO Launches Leisure 3R: Built-In Roku TV and a 180° Flip Design

BELTSVILLE, Md., Oct. 15, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- VANKYO today announced the launch of the VANKYO Roku TV Leisure 3R smart mini projector that puts America's most-used streaming platform inside a portable barrel-shaped body with a 180° flip design.

Setup is the first problem the Leisure 3R solves. Roku TV is built in, so users stream without a separate stick or extra hardware. Its 180° flip structure adjusts the projection angle freely, letting the projector sit on a desk, a nightstand or a shelf without books to prop it up and without a tripod.

Its compact barrel body moves easily between a bedroom, a dorm room, a kids' room and a backyard.

Picture quality holds up where people actually watch. The Leisure 3R delivers 150 ANSI lumens of brightness, with native 720P resolution and support for 1080P content. Auto vertical keystone correction squares the image the moment the projector is placed. Wireless casting and Bluetooth let users send content from a phone, tablet or laptop and pair a speaker or headphones.

The entry-level projector category has spent years competing on the same spec sheet. The Leisure 3R is built around what happens after the box is open — whether a family can switch it on and start watching. Built-in Roku TV and the 180° flip design remove the two things that keep people from using a projector at all: extra accessories and awkward angles.

The Leisure 3R is available now at Walmart (US and Canada), Best Buy, Canadian Tire, and Meijer. Pricing may vary by retailer depending on special package options.

Key Specifications

• Brightness: 150 ANSI lumens
• Dimensions: 3.35 inches in diameter and 5.31 inches tall (6.89 inches with the base)
• Weight: 15.5 ounces

About VANKYO

VANKYO is a leading global brand dedicated to developing innovative and high-quality home entertainment projectors and related accessories. With a focus on enhancing user experience through cutting-edge technology and accessible design, VANKYO strives to bring immersive visual experiences to homes worldwide.

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