Anker Nebula Capsule, Smart Wi-Fi Mini Projector, 100 ANSI Lumen Portable Projector, 360 Speaker, Movie Projector, 100 Inch Picture, 4Hr Video Playtime for Inside and Outside, Watch Anywhere

Pros are image is pretty good, and was surprised how it could shift the image on its own. sound as ideally good, and use is pretty simple. During a black out it was really handy to watch about two movies. After that it needed a charge, but the cool part was I charged it with an external battery and it did well while hooked up to it.Caveats are the need for a remote seems redundant. Should be able to just maneuver through menus on the object itself without the need for a remote. That leads us to the remote. Easy to use, but again, just one more thing that needs a battery. Of course there is an ap, but honestly i dont like putting aps on my phone to control devices. Leaves phones more vulnerable to data collection, etc. The next would be the need for a dongle. Though I am glad they included it, it would have been nice to have a better direct in put, with a more diverse connection. Think a usb c.I will say this; I do not feel I got robbed. It was worth every penny and I'm sure they have newer models that changed some of the issue's ive mentioned i had with it, or at least I hope. I would say get one if you're on a budget. You won't be disappointed. If there is a better model under this company, perhaps Spring for it.

I ordered three different projectors and compared them all before settling on this powerful little product. The sound quality was by far the best and the picture is great. We have used it for outdoor movie nights, but I also have plans to use it for presentations in a classroom setting. It is so portable and the app makes navigating the menu so easy.

I bought this projector with the intention of taking it camping and also enjoying it in our backyard. It has performed wonderfully in both scenarios, it offers a really reasonable picture given the asking price. I am surprised at times by the lighting conditions that I have found this to be at least passable in, which will vary from person to person. My only real complaint is that I wish the speakers were a bit louder at times, given that you might be a bit further back with the picture size. I have found that we were able to get the picture and viewing angle set up really well by setting it on top of our Coleman cooler at the proper distance. It has a 1/4 mounting hole on the bottom so you can get a bit more creative with mounting options such as octopus tripods or similar.

We have a large blank wall in the bedroom, and I wanted a projector that met a few criteria:-Had to be small-Had to have Android built in. I did not want to have to have a dongle/second unit-Needed to have good speakersAnd wow, this fits all 3.I had to call customer service to get Android opened up, but it works great.We typically use Pluto TV on this, and fall asleep to different broadcasts. It's actually SO bright in the room that I'm cutting down the light with ND. If you're curious, I've found that ND32 is good if you want it really dim, but ND16 is a nice middleground where it doesn't bug you too much when you try to sleep.The kicker is the app. I brought this to a friend's house once to show it off, and duh, forgot the remote.Well I opened the app, and the bluetooth found the Nebula without an issue. I was able to control it remotely, and I not only that, the app is incredible. Both the app AND the remote have the ability to use "mouse" control, volume, and button support.Here's the three things I'd love to see:-First, more of a brightness dimmer. I'm fine using ND as a jury rig solution, but I'd love to see better settings for that inside the unit.-Second, a sleep timer. Please, please please add a sleep timer. This is huge.-Third, I'd love to see Android TV app support. Not a deal breaker, just sometimes its a little fussy using an app intended for a phone.But for what this is for the price? It's absolutely nuts. Would buy again.

I researched this little projector for months before buying it on sale. So I knew in advance what the cons were for this projector. It is perfect for my needs to watch movies with my grandkids, young nieces, and young nephews. Just know it's limitations.It is standard def, no HD. You need to be in a dark room or at night. Still it works well as a portable projector for on the go. And keep the distance to 50 inches will help with the detail.It does come with Android, but no Google play store. So you are limited on the apps. You can attach a device to it to solve those issues. I have Youtube, Disney+, Netflix, and Amazon Prime as my main apps for streaming. One of the cool things I did was use the Amazon Prime app and download some ok quality movies I own. No need for the best quality movie files since it is standard definition. The device does have have some storage. So I downloaded 5 movies just in case no wifi is around.I am sure there are ways to sideload apps to this. I have not done that yet as I would like to put Max on this. I have a 4k Firestick that can solve that issue when the time comes. Still, I am really happy with this projector overall.

I got a refurbished Nebula, convinced they were “like new” and it was environmentally responsible. It didn’t work at all. I spent a lot of time on troubleshooting websites, and then another hour with customer support (who were responsive and did their best, but couldn’t get it to work either). There were so many problems, it wasn’t even a question.Ok, so I returned it and got another. But it also didn’t work. It had a host of other interesting issues. Obviously I wasn’t going to get a third refurbished Nebula, but doubling down and buying a new one with two duds under my belt also seemed foolish. And I was told Nebula has a policy of prohibiting the slightest of discounts on new products if a refurbished doesn’t work, suggesting I’m not the first experiencing issues with refurbishment. But maybe more important, it says that Nebula isn’t the type of company that values wasted time and their product.So I’m out.