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

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 media could not be loaded. NEBULA Capsule 3 Laser: Cinema in Your Pocket :)I, too, fell victim to the siren song of positive reviews. This mini Anker projector promised big-screen magic, and let me tell you, it delivers. My mind was officially blown the moment I held this thing. It's smaller than a soda can, but packs a punch that's anything but mini.Setting up was a breeze, thanks to the autofocus and auto keystone correction. No fiddling with dials, just instant cinematic bliss. The built-in apps are a bonus, though I admit I'm a sucker for the classics – Netflix and YouTube all night long.Speaking of picture, I was floored by the sharpness and brightness. My pitch-black bedroom became a mini movie theater, and even in less-than-ideal lighting, the 1080p resolution held its own. Sure, purists might crave an optical zoom, but for me, this digital one does the trick.But this Capsule is more than just a projector. It's a travel-sized party waiting to happen. The Bluetooth speaker pumps out surprisingly loud, crisp audio, turning any hotel room into a dance floor. It's not my primary speaker, but for impromptu jam sessions, it's a total win.Is it perfect? Not quite. The battery life, while decent, could be longer. And sometimes, the Android interface feels a tad sluggish. But for its size and price, these are minor quibbles.Overall, the NEBULA Capsule 3 Laser is a game-changer. It's a portable powerhouse that lets you take your entertainment anywhere. Whether you're craving a backyard movie night or a spontaneous rooftop party, this little projector has you covered. In a world of bulky electronics, this is a pocket-sized marvel. Highly recommended!P.S. Anker, if you're listening, a carrying case would be the icing on the cake!Bonus points:Laser technology means no bulb replacements, ever!Sleek and stylish design that looks as good as it performs.Perfect for travel, camping, or even impromptu presentations.Final verdict: 5 out of 5 stars (with a bonus star for sheer portability!)

Short backstory as to why I got this and how it's handled what I've thrown at it. I needed something light and compact (as portable as possible). I traveled overseas so luggage space as always is tight. It has handled everything from a two foot drop onto concrete (not sure if it was perfect conditions or what) but it did not break, crack or malfunction the entire time since then, it has handled the added heat, and additionally the extra dust/microdust. The lens is a little scratched up but I feel that's to be expected with how much I've traveled with it at this point. I carried it in my backpack, and a pelican case at times. My prior purchase of a 480p SK UO smart beam portable mini projector left me worried that I wouldn't be able to find something portable enough while at the same time not sacrificing picture quality, battery (having one at all), casting capability/hdmi as well as bluetooth, and more.How I'd rate this on different aspects in depth (short version at the end)Picture quality - I rate at a 5/5 for the size this projector is and how mobile it can be. The auto adjust and auto avoidance for obstacles is handy as hell being I've been in tents, shotty "hotels", etc. for this and let me tell you nine times out of ten the floors uneven/ not level or the wall is or the item you have it on is not level (I purchased the base they sell for it for an additional amount from the website itself, highly recommend it for portability and being able to set it on a raised flat surface). IT IS A TRUE 1080P. Big aspect for me with gaming, watching TV and movies.Sound quality - 4/5 on this; I'm biased on this because a JBL Flip 5 sounds good compared to it BUT that speaker is only a little but slimmer than the projector and is the same height as the projector. Overall the sound quality is good, it can be loud but that's also dependent on the app your using. I'm looking at you HBO Max! (Max is a bit quiet on the app/casting to the projector, Bluetooth speaker solved that though so no big deal)The battery - 4/5 for size of this thing. I can watch maybe a 1 hour 10 minute movie with battery saver on with sound playing from this (that's using WIFI and or casting to it)The operating system - 4/5 it does what you need it to do. I will say, I had some troubles at first that I wish I knew the answers to like connecting an external hard drive for movies/shows (your hard drive won't receive power from this thing to run so plan accordingly, never got that to work didn't look into hard drives of that sort if they exist) I used my laptop mostly with either screen sharing from my phone to the laptop with a HDMI cable to the projector or just HDMI from laptop to the projector. It does have built-in applications that you can download like MAX and others but not all of the big name ones are available, I'm not tech savvy enough to change the operating system and don't want to.Further into the functionality of settings - they are easy to find with the remote (the touch buttons on the top of the projector are too finicky for my liking), after you use it a few times it becomes second hand (I still bump the screen auto correct button every once in a while and get blinded by the brightness of the white picture it uses).I'm sure I'm forgetting some stuff but that's my honest review of this and I hope it helps some of you make a decision on it based on your needs. If I could've lugged around a bigger, nicer (cheaper), projector I would've but space is always tight when traveling.Feel free to ask questions and I'll answer as best I can.*ABBREVIATED VERSION OF THE ABOVEIf you're on the fence of buying this and need something portable (truly portable, the battery technology is not there in my opinion), but if you can find a power source (65w I believe?), it will work great for you. Size & weight is perfect, image is great, and sound quality and volume is good. 10/10 would recommend.I was not paid for this review. I got bored after explaining how I liked it to a friend. I will continue to use this at home as well. If it and once it reaches the end of its life I will update this post.

This may not be the projector for everyone but it fits my needs perfectly. I wanted something for my bedroom that was compact, wireless, compatible with my iPhone, portable, etc.I think it’s plenty bright. The pic with the menu screen was taken during the day. I could still see and operate it without issue but it’s best at night. The last pic was taken at night while watching a show. Currently set up on a headboard mount about 9ft away and it’s filling up the 100in screen. The sound is also great! It’s loud and has nice bass. Cool thing is I can also connect to my AirPods if I want to watch without waking someone up.It has all the apps you need. Hulu, Prime, HBO Max, Disney+, Paramount, YouTube, and more. You just gotta login and it’s good to go! No need to cast from your phone but it does have that capability. It does have Netflix but it isn’t native. The interface is different and a bit of a hassle so it’s just easier to cast to the projector.Battery life could be better but it lives up to the 2hr play time with the brightness at 50%.Overall it’s been a great addition to my room and I’m quite happy.