NEBULACapsule 3 Laser Projector, Upgraded with Google TV and Official Netflix, Mini Smart TV Projector with Wi-Fi, Outdoor Portable Projectors, Dolby Digital, 120-Inch Screen, 2.5H Built-In BatteryClimatePartner certified

Initially i was unsure whether the 300 ANSI lumens would be bright enough, but it was really quite bright even with evening ambient lighting..Overall this is a really great product..1. Remote has sleek design, feels responsive.2. Picture quality is SHARP and focused.. compared to the LCD projector i tried that was half this price.3. Setup experience is very smooth and assisted with your phone of a computer.4. Connected seamlessly to my bluetooth stereo for sound output.5. Great auto focus and both vertical and horizontal correction6. It's PORTABLE.. I can take it to my friends for movie nights..Downside:1. The Netflix app is a customised Nebula app it seems. It has to be controlled using the mouse function. It's not as easy to use as on the Amazon Firestick for example. However it still works great with no audio lag and great picture.

It took me a long time to decide on this projector. Reading countless reviews and video reviews.It was £80 off so I took the plunge, this is my first ever projector and it blew me away.A review somewhere on here mentions an Apple like quality and that is the case (having used Apple since 2009).The entire unit is a pleasingly smooth metallic enclosure, it’s really solid and adds a very premium weight, more than I expected!There is a perforated band around the top rear of the unit and of the bottom rear of the unit for ventilation, it’s hardly visible.If you’re in a silent room you will notice a (very) slight hum but nothing to complain about, the instant you play anything you’ll never hear it again!Mine was placed about 3-4 feet away from my headboard but the sound was spectacularly clear and I’m very picky with my audio and visual quality.You really do hear every whisper and slight noise with perfect clarity. Bass was cracking for movies. In a slightly larger living room setting you’ll notice the audio can’t quite manage though unfortunately, a Bluetooth addition of some kind is advised.Visual quality, in my bedroom the projector screen was just over 2 metres from viewing, this is far too close and again as some review mentions you can see all the pixels and it’s not pleasant. But have an acceptable viewing range and the image is gorgeous! The maximum output is 4K with HDR10, when streaming from Disney+ with all those additions Marvel films absolutely pop and I was stunned.Unfortunately I couldn’t shell out for it due to personal circumstances and it was returned but when those circumstances change I will definitely be back for this or future iterations!If you have the right setup of space and audio equipment, highly recommended.

I bought this to enable us to do work presentations without relying on the client to provide the A/V equipment, it's compact but a little on the heavy side. Personally if I was Nebula/Anker I would offer a Capsule model without a battery - as that is where the bulk of the weight is and I would wager that most users are going to leave this plugged in with USB-C Power all or most of the time. The battery is just weight and will degrade over time.The picture is crisp and clear, love the autofocus and auto keystone - absolute class.

In a fully dark room, picture at 100inches is quality. I usually watch at around 60% brightness in this setup. If your rooms quite light, move the device closer to the wall to reduce screen size and crank it up to 100% and it’s just as good. Daylight it’s not possible to watch. But I imagine that’s the case for most projectors unless you are spending thousands.It’s short throw, at 3m away from the wall I can get 120 inches. I would highly recommend using with a quality camera tripod. I have a cheap screen but prefer to use the walls. There is a setting to change the wall colour if you have a pale yellow wall it will adjust the colours accordingly.Sound is phenomenal in a small room, I imagined having to buy a Bluetooth speaker but this really isn’t necessary.The fan is super quiet. At 100% brightness the fan runs louder than at 50%… and the less the brightness is the less power the unit consumes. At night I set the unit to power off in 90 minutes when I’m tired and fall to sleep watching, the volume set really low and the brightness on 10% and I can’t hear the fan.Battery life… I’ve done a few tests. At 100% brightness on a 120” screen watching sports I get 40 mins. At 50% brightness on the same screen size I get 105 mins. At 10% brightness I got just shy of 3 hours. I have an anker power bank, if you plug it in when the nebula is at 100% battery it will use the power bank until it empty’s it and then use its own battery, however if you run the nebula battery down to 10% and try to charge off the power bank whilst watching - it doesn’t work at all and the nebula just drains and turns off. So if you have a power bank and want to extend watch time on battery, do this with a fully charged nebula and drain the power bank and then the nebula, not the other way around - just a little quirk that I discovered.Is it a TV replacement, probably not. For me it is, because I only really watch tv in the evenings, so I close the black out blind and the nebula preforms brilliantly. Also use it at night in my camper van. It uses very little power from my on board batteries.In conclusion, Is it worth the money… I think so, I have no regrets buying it. It’s feels quility, the sound is quality, the picture is quality and it uses very little power, less than a 16” MacBook. It’s portable. The only accessory you need to buy with it is a tripod- and maybe a screen if you have patterned walls.