Nebula Capsule 3 Review – GameRevolution

When it comes to recommending portable projectors, AnkerThe Nebula range from has been at the top of my list for years now. When making recommendations to friends and family, ease of use is a key factor because I don't want to be on the phone troubleshooting issues every couple of months. Fortunately, with the Nebula Capsule 3, Anker has once again made it easier to dive into the world of portable projectors, enjoying big-screen entertainment complemented by an easy-to-use interface. Oh, and yes, the Capsule 3 does indeed have native Netflix support!

Main characteristics

If you've never seen a Capsule unit in person before, its size can be quite surprising. It really is quite compact, which adds to its portability. Although it is a little heavy, it is important to remember that it contains a battery, which means you can enjoy projected movies, TV shows and games without needing to plug it into a power outlet. fluent. I have personally found this very useful in hotel rooms, where available outlets are usually very limited.

USB-C charging and fast charging enabled really help elevate this product above other portable projectors.

It's easy

Native support for Netflix and Google TV also helps make the Capsule 3 stand out. Ease of use is a big factor here and the seamless setup and streaming experience is a huge plus for this product. Features like autofocus, auto keystone correction, and intelligent environment adaptation technology combine to provide a fantastic experience, even for new users.

It may be small, but the Capsule 3 can bring out a big picture. By delivering content up to 120 inches, it's possible to fill even the largest walls. While that's very cool, it's important to note the 1080p resolution which, while sharp, can only look as good when stretched to that degree. I found my 80-inch projector to be the sweet spot between size and overall clarity.

Shine brighter

While it's simple to get started and it's possible to get a great picture with the Capsule 3, there's only so much you can do with 200 ANSI lumens of brightness. Users will want to find the darkest environment possible to enjoy content on this projector. Although this should be suitable for most indoor environments, since living rooms and hotel rooms can be made very dark by blackout curtains, this presents a challenge for outdoor use. Those who plan to use this projector outdoors during summer evenings may find the brightness mediocre. It's passable, but not at all ideal.

Disclosure: Nebula Capsule 3 provided for review.