Capsule 3 Laser, Outdoor Portable Mini Wi-Fi Smart TV Projector, Upgraded with Google TV, Official Netflix, Dolby Digital, 120 inches Screen and 2.5H Built-In Battery

Compared a few portable projectors for use in my van. I want to remove my ceiling-mounted TV because I keep bumping my head on it, so I'm looking for something easy to set up and compact. Pairing this with a 40-inch Pile self-standing screen. I compared the Aurzen Boom Air and Nebula Capsule 3. Overall, I like the Nebula Capsule 3 and will keep that. - Picture Sharpness > Nebula - Brightness > tied between the two - Sound > Nebula (Clearer and fuller) - Overall projector noise > Nebula (you can hear the fan in the Aurzen) - Cost > Aurzen Boom Air - Overall value > Nebula If you can get the Nebula on sale, spend the extra 100 dollars for a better overall product. - Smaller footprint and more portable, especially for travel and camping. - Built-in battery makes it super easy to whip out and get your video up and running. no fuss.

Extremely happy with the size and quality of this projector. The picture clarity and color is excellent up to the edge of its limits, specifically in the dark. Light does reduce picture brightness and quality respectively to how bright it is. It's extremely portable, but I do recommend getting a screw in stand to help position the screen better. The obstacle avoidance and depth detector works well. There is a bit of delay when using the remote, so account for that. The sound is decent but connecting a Bluetooth speaker is preferable.

Overall this is an awesome product for it's size, features & picture quality. Just a litle larger than a soda can and you have a world of entertainment in the palm your hand. The Nebula Capsule 3 Laser Projector amazes on several levels. The sound that is projected is shockingly loud. I fill a bedroom thats 14 x14 at only 32 percent volume. The picture quality is mindblowing, mind you a good quality projector screen is a factor to maximize this...which I don't have yet. See video for a sample of out of the box settings image quality. There are so many adjustments to picture, screen size, sound ect. that cheaper projectors won't have and are found on this Nebula Capsule 3 Laser Projector. The user interface is slow to navigate due to the Google user interface with all the widgets, info, video previews, recommendations ect. which slows down the performance of this unit badly. The fix you might ask, well just look at the fifth picture for the answer. The Nubula Capsule 3 Laser Projector was faster to navigate, open/close apps & respond to remote button presses by a factor of ten (10) after the fix. The only negative that I have so far would be the remote, it won't light up when picked up every time, very frustrating. So I have to either press mute or raise then lower the volume for the remote buttons to light up most of the time. If the remote operated like the Nvidia Shield TV Pro Remote does then this would be a perfect projector. For those that were disappointed about the brightness, well remember this. A projector is meant to be viewed in a dark room, like when you go to the movies with NO LIGHTS ON. In my bedroom I have a nightstand lamp set to low and it doesn't affect the projectors picture at all. Overall I am highly pleased and enjoy the fact that I can watch a monster picture in my bedroom all from a projector that fits in my hand that's just a little larger than a soda can. Traveling with this is so convenient for it's size and the accessories that you can get. I got the tripod, case & portable screw mounted stand all from Anker. So yeah with the projector and all the accessories it's pricey though I bought when on sale at Amazon & saved a lot, all accessories were like free with money saved and then some. I highly recommend the Nebula Capsule 3 Laser Projector, one of many purchases that I love. Also remember made by a reputable company that puts customers first & listens to them.....Anker!

It works well and I'm impressed with the video and sound quality. Setup was very easy, and the Google TV Interface is very intuitive. I'm planning on using this projector while camping on a 40" screen. So power is important to me. In measuring the power, it needs 20 volts, so not all USB battery banks will work. On the watts end, I measured 36 watts on standard while the interior battery was charging. After the battery was charged, it dropped down to 26 watts. On eco mode with a charged battery, it drew 15 watts. The automatic focus and keystone works well too, and actavates each time the unit is powered on. Also, dispite some of the reviews and comments, it does have a zoom function, but it's well hidden in the settings mune. As for the brightness, it is perfectly fine on smaller screens.

First the not so great: Initially it is kind of a pain to set up, but after that it's great! For some reason it was having trouble connecting to Netflix at first, but once it connected it was good to go and didn't disconnect at all while watching a movie. So perhaps it was just having issue initially. If it's a consistent issue I will post and update and perhaps rethink my rating but right now I'm having no problems with it anymore and it works fantastic. Also if you are getting this device I would advise you to go into settings and update it right away that might also fix any issues you might have with the device. Setting up Netflix and signing in with your account takes a little patience but it's worth it, and once it's done your don't have to do it again. For the price I was kind of hoping it would come with a HDMI cable but that's ok I just went and bought one real quick. So if you don't have a spare lying around I would order one with this. Once you get used to the Console Control App, it is actually a lot of fun to use. Ok, now that the nitpicking is over I can get into the device more thoroughly. The speaker is really great. It's not super loud, but it's loud enough that everything is very clear. The screen also gives a GREAT picture. If there's some light out, the dark scenes in the movie or show you are watching is going to be a little hard to make out, but once the lights go out the picture is magnificent. I really am VERY impressed with the picture. There is also a knob on the side to adjust the focus depending on your distance. The device is surprisingly quiet, and it stays VERY cool. That was also surprising because I expected it to get pretty hot considering it is a projector. All around I am VERY pleased with this product and I'm so glad that this was my first choice in a projector. I've always wanted one, but they were always too bulky, and tend to be loud. This thing is just incredible. I'm amazed every day at the leaps and bounds technology is taking and I'm excited to see what comes out next as the decades go by.

Love this projector! However, I've found that the design isn't super practical, while it is smaller than most projectors in order to use it you need a tripod or some type of of stand very very rarely was I able to just place it somewhere and it be level or the correct height. The battery life isn't horrible, but at full volume it's only about 2 hours. Doesn't really make movie nights possible without a power bank of some type. I find it's best to simply leave the power bank plugged in from the get go. With my power bank I'm able to extend it to 4 or more hours, but practically I barely need it more than 3. The 720p is a bit underwhelming but it's only noticeable when using a computer plugged in through hdmi, that caused alot of latency and delay, almost 15 seconds between a button press and the action on the game. Switch and Steamdeck worked fantastic on this though! Also, beware alot of the apps installed are for tablets, the big con to this is Netflix which refuses to automatically use high quality, Netflix always looks like 480p and pixilated. I found a code online which enabled me to download Google play and access a developer mode type thing, but most apps still have alot of problems running on this. Its pretty slow and underpowered, loading times can be longer than average. Also, I was excited to try Moonlight streaming on this since it runs android, absolutely un usable sadly. This projector simply doesn't have enough power, latency, lag, dropped frames, and slower than average wi-fi really hold it back.

I am the one that always wants a projector, I searched a lot of brands from amazon and some research from google, I made my final decision to Capsule 3, Nebula. I can not wait to use it once I receive it. Here are a few points that I want to mention. This projector has very good clarity even with the lights on. We all know the best place to use projector is somewhere does not have much lights on, but I also want to use it at somewhere else, for me, I do not have a TV at my dining room, but my wife and I like to watch shows when we were having dinner, the phone was too small. so I tried to use the projector in my dining room and put the lights on as usual. We were all surprised that the projector was more than we expected. This projector is very light, I can carry it everywhere I want, I just feel like I own a carry on TV and watch it. The setting was easy and smooth, but you have to download a google home app in order to continue the setting. It takes a little bit of time to set up the system. I do not have to worry about the screen correction. It will automatically correct by itself no matter where I move my projector. My favorite thing was it does not need to use any cable to connect from your devices. All you have to do is connect it to the same WiFi as your devices. This projector does not make a lot of heat dissipation noise. The quality of the speaker was not bad, of course you can not compare this to other real speakers, it is loud and clear, but won’t have a “buzz” sound. It worth it.

Time to give an honest review after using this projector for a year now. I’ve grown rather complacent with this projector despite the cons because it gets the job done 80% of the time but I think for the cost, I’d hoped that I wouldn’t have the cons I have. Pros: - compact/easily portable - great picture - sound is good and can reach higher volumes - easy to mount on tripod Cons: - lacks a couple apps that would nice if downloadable (i.e. Apple TV, Starz, among others) - mirroring/casting does not work most of the time despite all my efforts and online research (works selectively, only when I want to mirror what’s on my phone screen but not when trying to mirror/cast a show from previously mentioned apps) - short battery life (can only watch one movie before it needs to be plugged in to charge)