NEBULA Capsule 3 GTV Portable Mini Projector, Netflix Officially Licensed, 1080P Smart Projector with Wi-Fi, 2.5 hrs Battery, 120-Inch Display, Dolby Digital, for Any Space

It’s a good buy
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.

So Far, So Good
Just received today and set up. As the title states, good so far. Not great/excellent, but not a disappointment yet. To be honest, it has more features than I need at the moment – Verizon sent me a Stream TV unit for free, so everything’s already programmed on there.Operation/functions are relatively straight forward. The manual doesn’t specify that Keystone Correction is under settings and that auto correction can be turned off. VERY disappointed in the horizontal correction (it couldn’t even recognize that it was throwing near a corner of my room). Focus wheel is pretty good, and quality is better than my previous projector which died a sudden bulb death over the weekend (RIP my little 100-Lumens pico buddy).Sound is also decent, but yes, I do hear the running hum from 8 feet away, with the sound up kind of high.Handy that there’s a remote, means I don’t have to get off my butt to turn it on or off every day! Batteries were a pain (putting it super nicely, rated G) to get into the back though; the latch wouldn’t release at all. Had to use something to compress it. Guess it means they won’t pop out if you drop the remote???Packaging was sleek, efficient, and nice/modern. Always a good sign. Minimal waste. Very eco friendly (that’s a big thing for me, might be for you too, just an fyi)FYI.I think the biggest CON so far for me is that the charging cord is so short (leaving the D out, rated G still). It’s gotta be no more than 2.5 feet? Maybe 2. It’s not that I don’t want to use it’s wireless function, but why use it if it’s not necessary. It’s got a modern battery like cell phones and laptops; charge and drain too often repeatedly, it’s useless; leave it charged too often, also not that great. But I can’t run it while charging since the cord is too short.That’s it so far, I will update as I see fit. And/or if and when this dies on me. My pico buddy lasted me 5+/- years of almost constant/daily use, so it’s got a lot to live up to. But I like Anker products, and own a lot of them, so I have faith.

Better than a TV, IMO
Love this thing. Comes with lots of apps already installed and you can get others at the app store. The battery lasts about two hours, so enough for a movie. The picture is clear and crisp and the auto focus and screen sizing is the best. While the screen is best when it is dark in the room, it still works during the day or with a light on in the room.I had wanted a TV in our bedroom for the longest time, but had nowhere to hang it and really don’t care for the look of a TV in a bedroom. This projector was the perfect solution. We can aim it at the closet doors or up at the ceiling when we need it and then tuck it away when not in use.The built in speaker is more than adequate – haven’t had it even half way up yet. While we haven’t used it outside yet, as it’s winter, I am sure the speaker is loud enough for an outdoor movie night.

I’ve only been playing with it so far, haven’t given it a really good test yet but so far this thing has seriously impressed me. The fan is hardly noticeable at all and that tiny little speaker? CRAP it does a good job. I mean if you’re trying to watch a movie outside on a 10 foot screen with 30 people… temper your expectations. Put it in your bedroom or, in may case, have a movie night in the tent while out camping and this thing is perfect. I placed it not 2 feet from a wall just to see if it would actually focus that close up… YUP and the auto focus and keystone worked flawlessly. In fact, if you put it that close to a wall, you’ll see what the shape of the picture should be and what the keystone correction has accomplished and it’s amazing how well it works. I can’t speak to the battery longevity yet, I’ve only used it while plugged in so I can’t offer any insight there. The set up isn’t terrible, which is nice because I was only trying to find the settings to check on the battery charge level and wound up having to set up all my accounts first.The remote is simple and works perfectly and it’s even backlit for cripe sakes! The app though… so far… useless. It does absolutely nothing. It found and connected to the projector right away and then… nothing. Ah well, whatever. I got this on sale and at 500 Canadian I paid, I’d say it’s worth it. At the regular 750 or whatever it was… wellllll then I’m not so sure. As a camping, portable projector, I’d say it’s real hard to beat. Surprisingly small, great picture, quiet fan, loud clear speaker and a remote too.For a technical review, check out the videos on youtube, they do a far better job and I can. For a review from a non-technical, regular joe who’s not a projector surgeon… this thing is awesome!Update… the app is working now, don’t know why, it just is. I watched Edge of Tomorrow and still had 29% battery left. So it’s good for a movie on battery power. It’s only downfall is where the USB C connector is. To run it on power you need to plug into the USB C port. And that port is positioned such that you cannot lay it down flat and watch a movie on the ceiling. I’d call that a pretty small deal.

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