SeekerAnker Nebula Capsule 3 Laser
Barely larger than a soda can, the 1080p Anker Nebula Capsule Laser 3 mini projector is easy to set up, delivers impressive image quality, and even doubles as a Bluetooth speaker.
-- As reviewed by PCMag
Product details
- Laser Engine Powers High Brightness: Stop squinting and just lean back to enjoy your favorite content with a laser light source—displaying 300 ANSI Lumens of brightness in 1080p HD.
- Fits in Your Hand: Wherever you need to go, Capsule 3 Laser is easy to pack up or just hold—weighing only 2 lb (900 g). The portable projector is 90% smaller than others with similar brightness.
- Playtime Up to 2.5 Hours: Yes, you can finish a long movie without worrying about power thanks to the 52Wh built-in battery. CAIC technology uses every pixel to conserve energy.
- Switch Up Your Entertainment: Whether you're a cinephile or a gamer, Android TV 11.0 gives you abundant options for fun—no matter the situation. And the portable projector works with the Google Assistant and Chromecast. Download Netflix from Nebula Play,Use the Nebula Connect app on your phone to control Netflix on the projector.
- Let Your Ears Connect: Perk up your ears with the clash of swords or an intimate whisper with the powerful 8W Dolby Digital speaker—featuring realistic, high-fidelity sound on the portable projector.
PROS
+ Impressive image quality
+ 1080p native resolution; supports 4K input
+ Handles HDR far better than most native 1080p models
+ Built-in Android TV 11
+ Bright 300 ANSI lumens rating using AC power
+ Lightweight
CONS
- Needs some minor tweaking to get good image quality
- No Netflix support in Android TV 11
- No 3D support
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Expert reviews and ratings
By PCMag on February 25, 2023
Barely larger than a soda can, the 1080p Anker Nebula Capsule Laser 3 mini projector is easy to set up, delivers impressive image quality, and even doubles as a Bluetooth speaker.
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By TrustedReviews on May 24, 2023
Small and easy to carry around, the Anker Nebula Capsule 3 Laser is a great little projector for taking movies on the go. It’s loud and its laser backlight does a good job of resolving detail, handling shadows well while producing rich colours, provided the display area is dark enough. The lack of a proper Android TV version of Netflix is a little disappointing, and this projector is quite expensive. If physical size and the battery are the two most important factors, this projector is a good choice.
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