Nebula by Anker Mars II Pro 500 ANSI Lumen Portable Projector with Anker Nebula Mars 2 Universal Tripod 3 Feet Black – Tripods Electronics
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Brighter is Better: DLP IntelliBright technology projects a radiant 500-ANSI-lumen image at razor-sharp 720p for breathtaking video clarity.(Recommended for use in dimmer environments.) Expand Your Entertainment: Plug and play your favorite HDMI and USB 2.0 devices, including laptops, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and more. All Your Favorites: Watch YouTube, Netflix, and more with Android 7.1 for hours of awesome content on your portable projector. Tripods: Universal, 3 Feet, Black, 360°, 0 – 180°, Steel
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Kevin Whitley –
Got this for a gift, and compared to our Capsule Max II, this is a nice step up. First of all, I wouldn’t consider either to be particularly portable, given you’ll need a tripod, cables, Fire Stick, etc. Where this one wins out is on two key things: Brightness (this is much brighter, which is great), and sound (this sounds MUCH clearer). Sure it’s bigger/heavier, but you’re probably not flying with either… I’d happily throw either into the trunk for a road trip movie-on-the-go.Great thing about the extra brightness this provides (over the Capsule), you can more easily just blast the picture onto a fairly light wall, without needed a dedicated reflective screen!Caveat: the onboard software/OS seriously blows. If you want to watch Netflix, Prime, Plex, etc with this… I highly recommend getting a Fire Stick or other usb-stick player with a decent interface… then just using the HDMI-in on this, and treating it like a simple projector, rather than a smart TV.
Kevin Whitley –
Got this for a gift, and compared to our Capsule Max II, this is a nice step up. First of all, I wouldn’t consider either to be particularly portable, given you’ll need a tripod, cables, Fire Stick, etc. Where this one wins out is on two key things: Brightness (this is much brighter, which is great), and sound (this sounds MUCH clearer). Sure it’s bigger/heavier, but you’re probably not flying with either… I’d happily throw either into the trunk for a road trip movie-on-the-go.Great thing about the extra brightness this provides (over the Capsule), you can more easily just blast the picture onto a fairly light wall, without needed a dedicated reflective screen!Caveat: the onboard software/OS seriously blows. If you want to watch Netflix, Prime, Plex, etc with this… I highly recommend getting a Fire Stick or other usb-stick player with a decent interface… then just using the HDMI-in on this, and treating it like a simple projector, rather than a smart TV.