NEBULA Capsule Air Google TV Projector, Officially Licensed Netflix, 720p Smart Mini Projector with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, 2 Hours of Playtime, Dolby Digital, Ultra Portable for Any Space

This little projector is a total win! It’s super compact and easy to haul around, so it’s perfect for movie nights in the bedroom or hanging out in the backyard on weekends. The built-in Google TV is awesome, and having Netflix right on it is so convenient—I don’t need any extra device or settings. The picture quality is surprisingly good for its size, with bright colors and clear detail. Plus, the included stand is a game changer—makes adjusting the angle a breeze. The built-in speaker is decent. It is a great investment. I could see a lot of movie nights lining up.

Simple and easy to use and the sound is good and easy to pair with speakers if i need to and the picture quality is amazing as well

The highlight of this super compact projector is the built in Auto focus and keystone, and they work remarkably well and resize surprisingly well for any space you aim it at. It is well designed, in no way does it feel cheap and on the contrary feels like it can take a beating, but do NOT recommend dropping this beauty. So, now for the negatives, the brightness, it is quite dim and you really need a rather dark room/space to be able to really enjoy this projector, it is only 150 lumens. The other but, battery, although it has one built in, on eco mode, it gives you 2hrs or less. Eco mode basically run the projector at its lowest brightness 🔆, so, that's how they sell the 2hr time-frame for this unit, a bit misleading in real world usage. Now, this is a 720p unit, but strangely, didn't really miss the quality much as everything overshadowed it. Color is great and so is the sound, it is NOT LOUD, if you want to entertain you entire backyard with this, the sound will be a disappointment, BUT, you can set it up to use a Bluetooth speaker so it can send the sound to an alternate speaker for better sound. For my use, the built in speaker was more than enough for use in the patio. Now, this thing comes with an interesting base attachment which allows it to "lean" back quite a bit which allows you to project directly on the ceiling from your nightstand or floor, this was a super neat feature I didn't realize I would LOVE. I have watched more Netflix shows and movies this way than any other way, it is so comfortable! You can use this without WIFI 🛜, but first, you need to download your desired shows and/or movies using the desired apps, Apple TV, Netflix, Max, etc and download the content directly to the projectors memory and then you can playback. The other way is to connect phone directly using the built in HDMI port. So you have options. The support website walks you through the other suggestions.

It's not too bright. Android works kinda slow inside, compared to the Nvidia Shield (which after so many years, still flies so fast). All in all, it's a decent projector for casual movie watching at night. The autofocus works really well, although I feel the image is not always the sharpest. Also, when you position the projector at an angle, it does a great job of adjusting the perspective. I feel that maybe sometimes it does make the image smaller than what it could, but it's ok, just reposition the projector until you get the size you need. All in all, it's a fun useful device.

Let me preface my review by saying I’m an engineer that develops electronic hardware, firmware, and software for a living. Never in my life have I had a more infuriating setup experience with any device, EVER. Whatever service they’ve created within the GTV framework to ensure that the NebulaCast app is installed needs patched immediately. Between it and the NebulaCast app itself, the Capsule Air is unusable. Worst part is, I don’t even have an Apple device so I have zero need for the app (it’s only required to cast via an Apple device). It starts hounding you to install the app or cancel as soon as you attempt to setup the projector. This is before app install is even allowed. Cancel does nothing, as the notification comes back immediately within 10 seconds or so. The notifications are cumulative, meaning you have to click cancel or install multiple times. It doesn’t matter what you click, they are obtrusive and in the way and nearly prevent you from being able to set up the projector at all. If it wasn’t for the Google Home app, I’d still be attempting to set up the projector. Once it is finally set up, the notifications do not relent, they keep coming cumulatively. If you do relent and actually install the NebulaCast app, instead of being bombarded by the notification to install or cancel, you now get bombarded relentlessly by the app itself. If you close it, it immediately reopens within 5 to 10 seconds. It has the option to disable the app at startup, but this does not work. In fact, if you disable that option, the projector is useless outside of using it to mirror an Apple device. The ONLY way that has made the projector even semi-usable is to leave “launch at startup” enabled and hit the home button after several iterations of the app popping up to leave it running in the background. Beyond this, you can’t do anything because the NebulaCast app just keeps repeatedly opening. I tried uninstalling all Nebula apps in hopes that one of them was the culprit for monitoring of if the app was installed or not. This did not end up to be the case as the above mentioned behavior still happened with both the NebulaCast app installed and uninstalled. This points to one of the Nebula system services with GTV being the culprit. I tried clearing it’s data/cache and that still did not help either. Multiple restarts, and the GTV and firmware update did not help either. There is NO WAY a unit packaged for retail was opened and tested or they would have encountered the same issues. You will almost certainly encounter the same issue. Nebula, PLEASE PATCH THIS IMMEDIATELY or find another workaround. As it stands, I have a $400 paperweight that is very close to being returned. I'll update my review if support ever gets around to answering or if they patch the issue.

This is fantastic and has been a great addition for outside movie night

Bought for my grandson for Christmas. He loves it, and has done away with the tv in his room. He said the streaming is great.

Great compact projector! Easy to set up and operate, with a clear picture and bright image for easy viewing!

Parlaklık açısından ve çözünürlük açısından yetersiz. Şarj ve arayüz hızı açısından çok yeterli. Bu boyutta bir üründen beklenecek en iyi performans. Evde sabit kullanacaklar almasın ama inanılmaz kompakt. Ses açısından gayet yeterli boyuta göre. Ben tavsiye ederim. Ne alacağınızı bilerek alırsanız hayal kırıklığı yaşamazsınız.

The NEBULA Capsule Air is a super convenient portable TV projector—perfect for turning any room into a mini theater. I use it in my bedroom, projecting onto the ceiling, and it’s such a cozy setup. The built-in Google TV and Netflix access are great, and the sound is surprisingly good. Only downside: you’ll need to buy the portable battery or keep it plugged in, as the built-in playtime is only about two hours. I initially thought 720p would be fine, but image quality does matter—I’m now considering upgrading to the laser model for that crisp, high-definition experience. Still, love it!

It served the purpose however, the battery does not realy last 2hrs on standard. It will probably last if on eco mode. It is only good to use at night. My adnroid phone cannot connect, I am not sure what's wrong.

Bought it for my camper van and it works great. The picture is clear, it’s easy to use the sound is pretty good and the auto focus also works well, just keep in mind that when not connected to a power supply to the battery life is only good for 1 movie. All in all happy with my purchase!

Paket jelatinli sıfır geldi bu sefer ve diğerinde farketmemiştim 2 şarj adaptörü varmış yurtdışı için ayrı, çok pratik heryere taşınabilir her yerde tvniz yanınızda