Nebula Anker Capsule 3 Laser 1080p, Smart, Wi-Fi, Mini Projector, Black, Portable Projector, Dolby Digital, Laser Projector, Autofocus, 120-Inch Picture, Built-in Battery, 2.5 Hours of Playtime

Pros: Fantastic streaming projector. Sound is surprisingly loud and crisp, and can also pair with a bluetooth speaker. The image is crisp and bright. The killer feature is the built-in auto-keystone correction (in all directions) and zoom (can shrink image). The laser image is crisp and better than my old LCD projector in all ways.Cons: as others have noted the built-in UI feels slightly sluggish at times, but is generally usable without issue.

The longer I have this the more phenomenal I think it is. It’s so impressive for the size and cost. What I love is the laser sharp ease in which it adjusts and balances itself!! Effortless accuracy. It’s even fairly bright with some daylight streaming in. So easy to use. Check out the alignment!! Found the wall and quickly adjusted to a perfect line!! No need for a tv in spare bedrooms - just take this with you or set up for guests for when needed. Great in hotel rooms too so you don’t have to count on their subpar service and programming.

I recently purchased the Nebula Anker Capsule 3 Laser 1080p mini projector and I have mixed feelings about it. On the positive side, the projector is incredibly portable and easy to use. The built-in battery is a great feature, and I was able to get up to 2.5 hours of playtime on a single charge, which is impressive for such a small device.The projector's autofocus feature is also a great addition, as it eliminates the need to manually adjust the focus, which can be a hassle. The picture quality is also decent, with crisp and clear visuals, and the Dolby Digital sound system adds to the overall viewing experience.However, there are a few downsides to the Nebula Anker Capsule 3 Laser 1080p projector. Firstly, the Wi-Fi connectivity can be a bit finicky, and I found that it sometimes took longer than expected to connect to my network. Additionally, the 120-inch picture advertised is only achievable in a dark room, and the brightness is not sufficient for well-lit rooms.Finally, although the projector claims to support 4K content, the picture quality was not as impressive as I had hoped. It was decent, but not as sharp as other 4K projectors on the market.Overall, I would recommend the Nebula Anker Capsule 3 Laser 1080p projector for those who are looking for a highly portable and easy-to-use mini projector with decent picture and sound quality. However, if you are looking for a projector that can handle bright rooms or deliver top-notch 4K content, this may not be the best option.

I have had a few portable projectors over the years. But, this one blows away the rest considering the total package. It is truly portable. It has a rechargeable battery lasting more than two hours. It's a native 1080p projector. I had been deceived by others when they say the projector "supports" 1080p or 4k. That is Not the same as having a native high resolution. The picture in a relatively dim place is remarkable for this size projector, and it's a laser projector!The auto focus and keystone corrections are fast! The sound for its size if fantastic.Android TV 11 and Google store give you the options of many entertainment apps.The con is a bit pricey.Overall, there is nothing like it currently on the market given the size, sound, resolution, battery, features , etc.

This projector replaced an older projector I used when camping in van. This new one is amazingly simple to use, super compact, had bright picture of great quality (cast on reflective white fabric hung on side of van with magnetic clips), more than loud enough with built in speaker and Google TV is excellent. I did not experience any of the privacy issues complained of in recent review (no need to give access to contacts or call logs). AirPlay and windows 11 screen mirroring work well. Customer service was extremely responsive and thorough on addressing my questions. Really couldn’t be happier with this projector and look forward to taking it on our travels.

The battery really is pretty poor. I could only watch 3 episodes of a half hour series before it died. Even plugged in, watching it ran the battery down and it shuts down.The picture quality is great, and the UI is good - the apps all work, the remote is fine, the auto-focus is fine, it feels solid and premium.The brightness is terrible though. Even in a pretty dark room with a screen, the picture was dim when switched to 100% brightness, which runs the battery down faster.This is a portable projector, so battery life and brightness are the two key things, and this fails on both.So disappointed.

As others have reported, this unit is laggy. Not only the interface, but also audio directly from the unit or through Bluetooth speaker is noticeably out of sync (video lags). Setup is annoying and buggy. As can be expected from an android platform (no android hate, I use Pixels, but devices on the platform almost universally suck).The battery is pretty much worthless, be prepared with a battery bank. The picture is ... Weird. It has noticeable artifacts during eye saccades; my gf doesn't see them, but they're distracting to me. Seems to have a low refresh rate and some sort of vertical pixelation. I guess I've been spoiled by my OLED TV. Brightness is decent for a unit this size. Disable all the video enhancement garbage that's enabled by default to prevent the soap opera effect.Sound from the unit is reasonable for what it is. Good for YouTube and podcasts. For movies, you'll want a BT speaker, but be prepared to be jarred by out of sync lips.About the only thing I like about this unit is the auto focus and keystone adjustment. That works really well and eliminates one of the biggest hassles with portable projectors.I'd send it back, but my better half is enjoying movie nights on the patio, so I guess it stays.