Anker NEBULA Solar FHD 1080p Projector, 4K Supported, 400 ANSI Lumen, Dolby Digital Plus, Built-in Stand, Autofocus, Keystone Correction, Screen Mirroring for Phones (No Built-in Battery)

My first projector for a few years. I’ve had a couple of optoma 1080p models that cost £500 or so several years back, so less than £400 for this gave me concern that this would be inferior. Quite the opposite. Excellent operating system, autofocus, very quiet, quick to turn on and off, Bluetooth audio, great picture. Another cracking Anker product.

The media could not be loaded.  I've had a cheap Focus brand projector previous to this which was terrible, so going for a 'cheaper brand' again I was sceptical. When this dropped in price to £399 I decided to take the plunge as I wanted something for my new outside decking area. The plan was to use it to watch the upcoming Euros outside.When I first got it I tried it inside my living room directly on a wall in a reasonably dark living room and I was immediately buoyed by the picture compared to the previous projector, it was night and day the difference. The autofocus works well and the added kick stand gives you options when resting on a table. The android system works well, Chromecast, Disney +, Amazon Prime, You Tube, the built in hidden side load of Netflix,. ITV Hub however is already there but doesn't work due to licensing issues (why include it Anker). I used my Now TV stick to get all the channels, but a slight word of caution, the weight of the stick and angle when using the built in kickstand can lean it to one side so you need to put something under one corner to rebalance, or you can adjust image using the keystone correction which works well.When it came to testing the projector outside for the champions League final I was excited, the sun had moved round to the front of the house, I was in the back, I pulled the roof across on the pergola, I pulled the grey windbreak across to further darken it and to use as a screen as it was 8pm UK in the summer it was still light and fired up the screen. To my crushing disappointment I could not see anything watchable as it was too light outside,by about 9pm when it had got a touch darker I could start see a watchable image, and by the time it was dark it was perfect. I did wonder if it was because I was displaying on to a grey screen, so I ordered a portable 100" screen and tried it around the same time the following week but it made no difference, it needs to be dark to watch outside. I watched Jurassic Park inside with curtains and blinds closed at 7.30pm last night, so mostly dark with a bit of ambient light behind the screen and it was brilliant, you can not beat watching a film on a big screen, I tried my Xbox on it also and that was excellent, though I can't confirm lag times as I played a golf game which doesn't require fast reflexes like CoD.The built in speakers are ok, not as bad as you think when you see 2 X 3w, I've seemlessly connected my Ultimate Ears Blast by Bluetooth to the projector for the extra loudness with no lip sync issues, though you do miss the stereo aspect. So they are decent if you have no external Bluetooth speakers already.The remote is decent enough, sleek and compact with voice activation, though useless in the dark until you learn the button layout. You can download the Anker app to your phone and use that as the remote, which again works well.To conclude at the reduced price I paid this is worth the money i.m.o, it's more than an android box with a light, it can get you the big screen experience at home with minimal fuss, just put it in a table and point it at a wall/screen and you're away. Don't expect to use it outside in anything other than near darkness however, it's not bright enough, though I don't think any projector could be used outside in daytime, stick to a TV. It has scratched an itch for a projector and I'm not going to lie got me wondering what the more expensive £500 - £800 brighter projectors could do, but for how often it will be used and ease of setup this is perfect.P.s for the Euros I'll bring a TV outside and wall mount it as the projector will only work for the 2nd half of the 8pm kick offs, useless for the 2pm and 5pms outside.

I have tried a few cheap projectors in the lead up to deciding which would be best for our needs.I thought I had settled on the Mars 2 Pro but the native resolution of 720p in the current tech world wasn't enough (see image comparison) and native 4k projectors cost is too high for me personally at the moment (would love a Nebula Cosmos Max 4k).This Nebula Solar seems brighter even though the ANSI lumens rating is lower than the Mars 2 Pro, the image clearer.The speakers alone are alright if you are in a small room. I plugged in a Fire TV cube and setup a home theatre group with some Echo Studio's (definitely recommend that setup if people are looking for an upgrade in sound).The projector noise itself is much quieter than I expected, on start up it was noisier but once running it seems to reduce.The physical device is pretty small as well if you're looking to move it around rooms or take away with you which is handy. It could do with a case though (or maybe Anker will release one for it, nudge, nudge!).It has a handy kick stand on the bottom to raise the angle of the projection which will be useful to people. I found it wasn't high enough for the room we used it in but I would recommend the Nebula tripod for it it was perfect for our needs and the projector is light enough to sit on it without wobbling.It uses Android TV and has the Google play store on it which is handy, if you plan to use a USB stick for video/photos you might want to download VLC as I found it the easiest way to get to the USB files.Overall happy with it, and would recommend it over any other cheap projectors that are native 1080p and not just say up to 1080p. That's one thing to look out for when buying a projector.

I don't have anything to compare it to, but it seems fantastic. It's like having our own home cinema. The colour is great, the apps on the projector are easy to use, the pixels are v smooth. The sound from the projector is fine, but we hook up with our own speaker system as its a bit better. We have a green wall (light green) and thought we'd need to put up a screen, however, it colour corrects, which was an unexpected bonus.

Bought this so we could watch some shows and movies in bed. The projector is set up in no time and thanks to the fact it runs Android TV, has all the apps you want available.The only downsides are the fact that the brightness could be better (watch in a darkened room or at night for the best results) and that for some reason you need to install Netflix through the Anker management app, which seems to cause the fact that Netflix does not show up on your homescreen

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Deze beamer is érg luidruchtig, kan niet gebruikt worden zonder eerst je te legitimeren met google, kan niet recht vooruit projecteren maar is voor projecteren vanaf een salontafel van veraf. Beeldkwaliteit en helderheid is goed.De erg luidruchtige fans boven het hoofd horen zoemen is onoverkomelijk en mijn beamer standaard op de muur moet ik opnieuw monteren naar het plafond om deze afwijkende projectie stand te kunnen gebruiken.Mensen die het geluid hard aan hebben staan en niet vlak onder deze projector zitten hebben er wellicht wat aan als hij op 3 meter van de muur op de salontafel staat of aan het plafond hangt.Een beamer voor alleen HDMI gebruiken mag ook niet. Eerst moet je je legitimeren met google en het hele installatie proces doorlopen. Mag gewoon HDMI niet??? Zodoende 1 ster. Ik had graag genoten van deze beamer en ik sta versteld dat zo'n goed merk zulke slechte ventilatoren gebruikt.

Tre grandi difetti (secondo me):- pixel troppo evidenti anche a distanza. Ok che è full hd e non 4k, ma rispetto ad altri modelli full hd che ho provato non c'è paragone. Soprattutto con colori chiari i pixel sono troppo evidenti e, visto il costo del proiettore, non è il massimo- troppe volte i bianchi sono bruciati e si perde completamente il dettaglio dell'immagine. Pessimo da questo punto di vista- il software è stabile e il telecomando funziona bene, ma non so perché ogni volta per accenderlo devo schiacciare 3 o 4 volte il tasto di accensione prima di ricevere un segno di vitaInsomma, convince tutta la parte smart (keystone verticale automatico eccellente, messa a fuoco sempre precisa, android tv è veloce e fluido), l'immagine tutto sommato è dignitosa se non ci si concentra sui pixel evidenti e l'audio è accettabile. Peccato per i tre difetti descritti sopra che lo rendono poco apprezzabile.Per lo stesso prezzo l'xgimi Elfin è nettamente superiore, poco da dire. Mi spiace fare nomi di altri brand in una recensione, ma oggettivamente l'Elfin a parità di prezzo e di ingombro offre colori superiori, i bianchi mai bruciati e i pixel evidenti solo se ci si avvicina alla parete (per non parlare dell'audio che è di un'altra categoria).

Der Beamer ist extrem kompakt und nach dem Update der Firmware auch schön leise. Für mich war er leider nicht hell genug. Wenn der Raum abgedunkelt ist macht er ein super Bild. Die integrierte Stütze ist sehr praktisch und der Sound ist okay.