Anker Nebula Capsule Tripod Mini Projector
Last updated: November 18, 2021
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Product Details
In our analysis of 36 expert reviews, the Anker Nebula Capsule Tripod Mini Projector placed 16th when we looked at the top 19 products in the category. For the full ranking, see below.Expert Reviews
What reviewers liked
A responsive mini projector with Android 7.1 operating system.
The Capsule Control app works pretty well too. Once you download the app you can use your phone as a kind of trackpad and remote for the Nebula Capsule, which is far easier than using the included remote.
With a 360° 5w speaker, the projector's sound is also powerful for its size. It's loud and clear enough to comfortably fill a bedroom and serve a small group of viewers.
Audio quality from the Capsule is surprisingly decent, and is certainly sufficient for use whilst on the move. The built-in speaker sounds far bigger than it is, and can go quite loud without signs of distortion.
Runs Android 7.1
The Capsule should last around four hours on a single charge, or 30 hours in Bluetooth speaker mode.
What reviewers didn't like
Picture quality is good, but the room must be very dark for optimal performance
Nebula Capsule lacks the Google Play Store, so the wealth of apps on Google’s marketplace are absent.
The Capsule does include Chromecast connectivity, but its Android operating system means it can only send videos, and not receive them.
Must be mounted on a tri-pod if projecting upward at all
No Google Play Store, and most apps don't have a TV interface.
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