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NEBULA by Anker Mars II Pro 500 ANSI Lumen Portable Projector, Native 720P, 40-100 Inch Image TV Projector, Movie Projector with WiFi and Bluetooth, 3Hr Video Playtime, Watch Anywhere

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Style: Mars II Pro


Features

  • Stream with Ease: Enjoy the latest shows on Netflix with built-in WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity on the Android 7.1 OS, providing seamless access to a world of entertainment without extra devices.
  • Crystal-Clear in Low Light: Experience a bright 500-ANSI-lumen display powered by DLP IntelliBright technology, ensuring vivid visuals in dimmer settings for captivating movie nights with a 40-100 inch image.
  • Sound that Surrounds: Dual 10W audio drivers envelop you in rich, powerful sound, delivering an immersive audio experience that rivals a home theater setup.
  • Connect Without Limits: Effortlessly link to a range of devices including laptops and gaming consoles with HDMI and USB 2.0 support, enhancing your entertainment options.
  • Know Your Limits: Stay informed with clear guidelines on content streamingdirect app use ensures a smooth viewing experience, while keeping you updated on the latest firmware for optimal performance of your portable entertainment device.

Brand: NEBULA


Recommended Uses For Product: Indoor/Outdoor


Special Feature: 500 ANSI Lumen, 720p Image 40 to 100 Inch Image, TV Projector, Outdoor projector, portable


Connectivity Technology: HDMI,USB-A,AUX,DC-IN,BT,WiFi


Display resolution: 1280 x 720


Product Dimensions: 7.01 x 5.24 x 4.8 inches


Item Weight: 3.94 pounds


Item model number: D2323


Batteries: 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)


Date First Available: March 18, 2019


Manufacturer: Anker


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    • Great backyard projector
We bought this to do backyard movies and television. We live in a garden home neighborhood, which means we're close to our neighbors and their lights and have plenty of streetlights and other light pollution. Even with all that, once the sun sets, this projector does a fabulous job. We often have the fire pit going or the lights on in the gazebo, and there's still a great clear picture. The only time you really need a truly dark environment is with shows or movies that have a very dark ambience-- for some episodes of the Mandalorian, for example, we needed to kill the gazebo lights to see it well. Finding Nemo did not need such considerations. We do typically run the projector in the brighter mode since we have the ability to run power to it in our backyard. We have tested it on battery power and got about 2 hours of viewing. Even on battery power, there's plenty of brightness in the picture if you're using it after dark. I highly recommend setting up all your accounts in the projector ahead of time. It makes it SO much easier to deal with logging into all the accounts and typing in your passwords if you're just shining it on the wall in your living room the night before movie night instead of trying to set everything up while everyone stares at you! Some of those apps are a pain to navigate, and there's a bit of a learning curve to using the remote and/or phone app. You get used to it, but it takes a minute. Our setup: We project onto a projector screen (just the 100" Amazon Basic one)-- we attached projector screen mounting brackets with to our house under the eaves and attached a set of carabiners rated for 75 pounds (extreme overkill) on each end of the projector screen. My husband can pull the screen out from the storage closet and clip the it onto the hooks in the mounting brackets in less than a minute. We have a set of ground anchors near the wall, and we use two bungee cords (I used a pair of pliers to widen the hooks a bit) so that they loop around the bottom ends of the projector screen and then connect to the anchors. They're long enough that they only have a tiny bit of tension on the screen-- just enough to keep the screen from blowing, twisting, and kinking if there's a breeze. When we're not using the screen, we disconnect the bungees and roll it up, where it's safely tucked away under the eaves. We leave it up during good weather but can easily unhook it and put it away if rain threatens. We paired our projector with a cheap tripod from Walmart and a couple orange traffic cones from Home Depot so that the kids don't run into the tripod in the dark. Like some others have commented, the tripod mounting hole is a little shallow, so it can make the projector feel unstable on a tripod mount. Thanks to those commenters, I anticipated having the same problem and was armed with supplies to solve it. We bought a couple neoprene washers from Home Depot and placed them between the projector and the tripod mount. That made it a snug fit and eliminated any wobble. We leave the tripod mount attached all the time and just store the whole unit in its bag. (It does NOT come with any kind of storage bag, by the way-- we ordered the Anker one off Amazon because I disliked having to put it back in the cardboard box each time we used it.) We often sit back a good ways from the projector, and while the built-in sound is fine for me, my husband is kind of hard of hearing. We pair the projector via Bluetooth with an Anker Soundcore Flare 2 speaker we already owned and sit the speaker right next to us. They play together fabulously. There's no sound lag at all, at least none I can discern. We did discover that it helps to turn the speaker on a few seconds before turning the projector on. They pair quicker and more easily when the speaker is turned on first. And as we already have an actual bluetooth speaker, we've never really tried to use our projector as a bluetooth speaker. The Soundcore Flare 2 is a lot cheaper and more durable if my kids get a little too crazy with their elementary dance parties. We've had this thing for going on three months and love it. I did a lot of research and agonized over which portable projector to buy, and I'm really happy with the choice I made for my family. If that changes, I'll update this review, but I don't suspect I'll need to. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2021 by Misty C.
    • Exactly what you think it is.
This portable protector is exactly what you expect it to be based on the purpose and specs. Set at its brighter Normal setting, it’s bright enough to show a very decent image in a moderately-lit room IN SMALLER SCREEN SIZES (closer to the screen or wall), and even its middle-ground size capability. This also depends on where the light source is. I just got mine and I’m watching The Office from my iPad (HDMI connection) with the ceiling light on the medium setting and my small nightstand lamp on as well. Plenty of light in the room to do things while I watch. I suppose a lot of your satisfaction here will depend on expectations. I’m using this protector for its battery-powered portable capability for in-person group events in a moderately-lit to dark room. Events are an hour or less, so I can use the battery on the brightest setting and should have enough time. Based on what I’m seeing in my room, even with some lights on in the room, we can see the image just fine. When darker, even better. I have another light located near the wall we tested on, and with that specific lamp on we couldn’t see the image. With that lamp OFF and the others on (ceiling light about 6 feet from the wall image, and bed lamp about 10 feet away. This projector will do just fine in a moderately lit environment so long as the light source(s) aren’t in the wrong place—at a roughly 40” screen size (that’s all I need for this purpose). When home, we’ll project a larger screen size and still be okay. Sound is very good, playing videos and images from USB is perfect (straightforward, little delay moving from one image to the next). So far, so good! If you don’t need portability or have very bright situations, it won’t be a good choice. I have no intention of using the built-in apps, so this part of the product doesn’t matter to me. If anything I’m doing that I’ve shared here is similar to your use, you should be good to go. Great little projector! (Will update review after using more.) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2022 by The Shaman

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