NEBULA Mars 3 Outdoor Portable Projector, 1000 ANSI Lumens, AI-Powered Image, Built-In Battery with 5 Hour Playtime, Android TV, 200 Inch Home Theater, Camping, Road Trip, Backyard (Renewed)

This projector is amazing and even better than expected! We bought this projector after a lot of research and as a TV replacement. It works perfectly for our lifestyle - limited use during the day with some TV/movie time at night. We also love the portability; we can have movie nights in different rooms!

The picture quality is nice and it's convenient having the battery power, however the battery on the projector ran out before our movie finished so we missed the end of the movie.

Pretty cool device but the autofocus doesnt work at all, it keeps focusing at a 45 degree angle. I have to spend an hour trying to get it set up. I tried using it again last night and got so frustrated with it I decided to leave this 1 star review.

OK, I title this review "A big improvement on the Anker Nebular Mars 2" tongue somewhat in cheek. This IS a much improved projector over my Mars 2--a projector I've used five years now and found immensely convenient and useful.The Mars 3 is brighter: over three times as bright at 1000 lumens to the Mars 2's 300 lumens. The Mars 3 is higher resolution: 1080p vs the Mars 2's 720P. The Mars 3's battery is 185 Wh to the Mars 2's 48 mAh.In so many ways this new projector surpasses the Mars 2. But there is a Mars 3 Air that in form is much like the Mars 2 with improved performance in the following areas: 400 lumens, 1080p resolution and 65 Wh.The battery in the Mars 3 can last 2.5 hours at the full 1000 lumens and will last 5 hours at 300 lumens. The Mars Air must run at less-than-maximum lumens when on battery to get its claimed 2.5 hours. My Mars 2 struggles to get past two hours of battery life at five years of age.So you would think the new Nebula Mars 3 would trounce the Mars 2 in my reckoning. BUT, the Mars 2 is SO svelte, so easy to carry, so just-plain-useful at its size while the Mars 3 is like lugging a heavy Stanley lunchbox with you.Honestly, despite liking the Mars Nebula 3, I kind of wish I had bought the Mars 3 Air. The difference in size and weight is much more significant than I thought it would be when I bought the Nebula 3.Nevertheless, if size and weight don't mean as much to you, I suspect you will love the Nebula 3.

I love the quality of build, very sturdy. Picture is amazing and was happy I could connect a Bluetooth speaker for extra boom

My hardware experience has been pretty good - I've owned 3 different Nebula projectors and I've had a generally positive experience overall... except for this one thing...I'm not sure what the experience is across regions but I have downloaded both the latest firmware and Android TV software versions and combed through the settings. The fact of my experience with this device is that Netflix is NOT supported natively. You have to install a janky version of the Netflix app via Nebula Play. So... BEWARE!!!Pretty disappointing - I have an older Nebula Laser that supports Netflix natively and that experience is what I was going for plus the new hardware, portability etc. This was supposed to be an upgrade.Maybe native Netflix support will change in the future via software updates. If it does, I'll update my review 🤞🏾

Amazing projector, bright, portable, and with great battery life.

Great product, just wasn't a match for exactly what we needed. 100% would have kept if still in the market for this device - best we've seen.