NEBULA Anker Capsule 3 Laser 1080p, Smart, Wi-Fi, Mini
NEBULA Anker Capsule 3 Laser 1080p, Smart, Wi-Fi, Mini Projector, Black, Portable Projector, Dolby Digital, Laser Projector, Autofocus, 120-Inch Picture, Built-In Battery, 2.5 Hours of Playtime
1.8× Laser Brightness
Laser keeps photons moving at the same speed and direction for ultra brightness.
Handheld to Go Anywhere
The size of a can, you can put Capsule 3 Laser in your hand and go on an outdoor adventure.
Supersize the Fun in HD
Blow up your entertainment to 120″ and see the detail, colors, and contrast truly pop in 1080p HD.
Setup’s Done in 3 Seconds
No complications, just 3 easy seconds autofocuses and auto-keystones your image.
2.5 Hour Movie Playtime
The built-in battery is efficient enough to last through an entire movie without interruption.
Crisp Outdoor Audio
Switch to Outdoor mode to get your ears tingling with the 8W speaker’s always-clear sound.
Next-Level Entertainment
Android TV 11.0 gives you so many choices and works with the Google Assistant and Chromecast
3s to Set UpCreate your perfect theater with seamless autofocus and gridless auto keystone correction.
” data-position=”triggerHorizontal” />52Wh Battery CapacityBinge-watch a mini-series or finish your favorite movie in one sitting on one charge.
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NEBULA Products Comparison
 Nebula Capsule 3 Laser |  Nebula Capsule Max |  Nebula Capsule |  Nebula Solar Portable |  Nebula Cosmos laser 4k |  Nebula Cosmos laser 1080p |  Nebula Cosmos Max | |
| Projection Technology | DLP | DLP | DLP | DLP | DLP | DLP | DLP |
| Brightness | 300 ISO Lumen | 200 ANSI Lumen | 100 ANSI Lumen | 400 ANSI Lumen | 2400 ISO Lumen | 2400 ISO Lumen | 1500 ANSI Lumen |
| Resolution | 1920×1080(16:9, FHD) | 1280×720(16:9, HD) | 854×480(16:9) | 1920×1080(16:9, FHD) | 3840*2160(16:9, UHD) | 1920*1080(16:9, UHD) | 3840×2160(16:9, UHD) |
| Projection Size | 40-120 in | 40-100 in | 40-100 in | 40-120 in | 60-150 in | 60-150 in | 60-150 in |
| Operating System | Android TV 11.0 | Android 8.1 | Android 7.1 | Android 9.0 | Android TV 10.0 | Android TV 10.0 | Android TV 9.0 |
| Dolby Digital Plus& Speaker | 1x8W | 1x8W | 1x5W | Dolby Digital Plus& 2x3W | Dolby Digital Plus& 2x10W+2x5W | Dolby Digital Plus& 2x10W | Dolby Digital Plus& 4x10W |
| Video Playtime | up to 2.5 hrs in battery mode | up to 1.5 hrs in standard mode | up to 2.5 hrs in standard mode | up to 2 hrs in standard mode | no battery | no battery | no battery |
| Connectivity | HDMI,Aux,Type-C,Bluetooth,WiFi | HDMI,USB,DC IN,Bluetooth,Wi-Fi | HDMI,Micro USB,Bluetooth,Wi-Fi | HDMI,USB,USB-C,Bluetooth,Wi-Fi | HDMI,USB,AC IN,Bluetooth,Wi-Fi | HDMI,USB,AC IN,Bluetooth,Wi-Fi | HDMI,USB,DC IN,Bluetooth,Wi-Fi |
| Focus | Auto Focus | Auto Focus(1Second) | Manual Focus | Auto Focus | Seamless Auto Focus | Seamless Auto Focus | Auto Focus |
| Keystone Correction | Auto Vertical+Auto Horizontal | Auto Vertical | Auto Vertical | Auto Vertical | Gridless Auto Keystone | Gridless Auto Keystone | Auto Vertical |
| Size | 3.3 x 3.3 x 6.7 inches | 3.14 x 3.14 x 5.91 inches | 2.67 x 2.67 x 4.72 inches | 7.6 x 7.6 x 2.3 inches | 10.4 x 8.7 x 6.5 inches | 10.4 x 8.7 x 6.5 inches | 13.8 x 9.8 x 3.9 inches |
| Dimensions: | 8.3 x 8.3 x 16.7 cm; 898 Grams |
| Model: | D2426211 |
| Batteries Included: | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. |
| Manufacture: | Anker |
| Dimensions: | 8.3 x 8.3 x 16.7 cm; 898 Grams |
| Origin: | China |
I recently tried out the Nebula Capsule 3 Laser projector, and it delivers impressive picture quality, making it a standout for movie nights. Its portability is another strong point; it’s compact and lightweight, perfect for on-the-go use. The user interface is intuitive and straightforward, ensuring even those less tech-savvy can navigate it with ease. However, the limited functionality of its operating system might restrict advanced users, with only a few browsers available (e.g., Yandex), but not Chrome or Firefox. Additionally, the hardware performance is not its strongest aspect, as some movies froze and the projector occasionally hung when watching in the browser. Overall, it’s a great choice for those prioritizing quality and portability.
I’ve purchased the Nebula knowing that they have a solution for Netflix. However, it’s not convenient. I still don’t understand why I company have its right to install (paying rights) Netflix for their one device and not do it for another. I bought it from UK and brought it to my Country. No chance to return the device. You are either a big company, have standards or not!
It’s short throw, at 3m away from the wall I can get 120 inches. I would highly recommend using with a quality camera tripod. I have a cheap screen but prefer to use the walls. There is a setting to change the wall colour if you have a pale yellow wall it will adjust the colours accordingly.
Sound is phenomenal in a small room, I imagined having to buy a Bluetooth speaker but this really isn’t necessary.
The fan is super quiet. At 100% brightness the fan runs louder than at 50% and the less the brightness is the less power the unit consumes. At night I set the unit to power off in 90 minutes when I’m tired and fall to sleep watching, the volume set really low and the brightness on 10% and I can’t hear the fan.
Battery life I’ve done a few tests. At 100% brightness on a 120″ screen watching sports I get 40 mins. At 50% brightness on the same screen size I get 105 mins. At 10% brightness I got just shy of 3 hours. I have an anker power bank, if you plug it in when the nebula is at 100% battery it will use the power bank until it empty’s it and then use its own battery, however if you run the nebula battery down to 10% and try to charge off the power bank whilst watching – it doesn’t work at all and the nebula just drains and turns off. So if you have a power bank and want to extend watch time on battery, do this with a fully charged nebula and drain the power bank and then the nebula, not the other way around – just a little quirk that I discovered.
Is it a TV replacement, probably not. For me it is, because I only really watch tv in the evenings, so I close the black out blind and the nebula preforms brilliantly. Also use it at night in my camper van. It uses very little power from my on board batteries.
In conclusion, Is it worth the money I think so, I have no regrets buying it. It’s feels quility, the sound is quality, the picture is quality and it uses very little power, less than a 16″ MacBook. It’s portable. The only accessory you need to buy with it is a tripod- and maybe a screen if you have patterned walls.
Initially this projector definitely impressed me with its image qualities and clear sound quality. Setup is easy although I had to download a legacy app to allow me to transfer videos to the internal storage drive. It should be a lot easier than it is. I purchased this for use primarily in my campervan as moving it around from lounge to bedroom and even pop top roof is much easier than a traditional TV. Now the bad news.. I’m not sure if I noticed this before but once I have auto sized the screen to fit my screen there seems to be light bleed outside of the viewing area. I’m guessing this maybe because the distance of projection is to short. This bleed is very distracting and as I purchased for in the campervan this could be a deal breaker. A shame as the nebula impressed in other areas.
Initially i was unsure whether the 300 ANSI lumens would be bright enough, but it was really quite bright even with evening ambient lighting..
Overall this is a really great product..
1. Remote has sleek design, feels responsive.
2. Picture quality is SHARP and focused.. compared to the LCD projector i tried that was half this price.
3. Setup experience is very smooth and assisted with your phone of a computer.
4. Connected seamlessly to my bluetooth stereo for sound output.
5. Great auto focus and both vertical and horizontal correction
6. It’s PORTABLE.. I can take it to my friends for movie nights..
Downside:
1. The Netflix app is a customised Nebula app it seems. It has to be controlled using the mouse function. It’s not as easy to use as on the Amazon Firestick for example. However it still works great with no audio lag and great picture.
First and foremost, the size of this projector is remarkable. It’s incredibly compact, making it easy to carry around and set up anywhere you desire. The portability is a huge plus for those who love movie nights, gaming sessions, or even professional presentations on the go.
The image quality is outstanding, especially considering its small form factor. The 1080p resolution delivers sharp and vibrant visuals, and I was genuinely surprised by the clarity and brightness this little device can produce. The autofocus feature is a dream, as it ensures that your content always looks its best without any manual adjustments.
What truly sets the Capsule 3 apart is the built-in Android TV 11 operating system. It provides a seamless and user-friendly interface with access to a wide range of streaming apps, allowing you to enjoy your favourite content without the need for additional devices. The inclusion of features like Apple Screen Mirror is a real treat, making it easy to share content from various devices hassle-free.
But that’s not all; the audio quality on this mini projector is equally impressive. The sound is clear and surprisingly robust for its size, creating an immersive viewing experience without the need for external speakers.
In summary, the NEBULA Anker Capsule 3 Laser 1080p Mini Projector is a fantastic piece of tech that offers a combination of portability, exceptional image quality, user-friendly software, and great sound. It’s a versatile device that caters to entertainment and professional needs alike. I couldn’t be happier with my purchase, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a top-notch mini projector. This product has certainly exceeded my expectations.
It’s nice to have H+V keystone, which is a big improvement on the older Capsule 2. Sadly it has one huge flaw, the OS. It’s so buggy and slow compared to the Capsule 2, which isn’t exactly great it’s self. Most of the time it’s so slow you can press a button and put the remote down for 10 seconds before anything happens. Even turning the volume up can take 10 seconds to respond. Apps crash, and even the projector it’s self a few times.
I would like to think the bugs will be ironed out, but it’s been 9 months since launch…
Only issue I had was the device overheating as I was using a firestick with it.
Maybe if you use the operating system already on it, then that is not an issue that comes up. I returned my device.
I would say the quality was great, the remote was more premium then some other similarly priced projectors(I’ve had some experience with projectors in this price range).
Couldn’t tell you much about the battery life, didn’t have it long enough. But the fact tmyou can buy an external 65w battery pack to keep it charged up is awesome…you can double or triple the 2 / 2 and a half hour battery in the projector whilst still retaining its portability.
I would recommend if you are looking for good picture quality and portability. I would have a few concerns if you were using it as a TV, and had it on 3 or 4 hours a day regularly(overheating the battery).
I bought this for work and home use. Picture quality and noise level is excellent. However, the software isn’t great, and when you connect the laptop, everything slows down. Also, the battery isnt great.
Workaround is using google home and mirror; however for an 800 projector, should I be doing that.
When few things is sorted this would become the greatest laser projector on planet earth.
It was 80 off so I took the plunge, this is my first ever projector and it blew me away.
A review somewhere on here mentions an Apple like quality and that is the case (having used Apple since 2009).
The entire unit is a pleasingly smooth metallic enclosure, it’s really solid and adds a very premium weight, more than I expected!
There is a perforated band around the top rear of the unit and of the bottom rear of the unit for ventilation, it’s hardly visible.
If you’re in a silent room you will notice a (very) slight hum but nothing to complain about, the instant you play anything you’ll never hear it again!
Mine was placed about 3-4 feet away from my headboard but the sound was spectacularly clear and I’m very picky with my audio and visual quality.
You really do hear every whisper and slight noise with perfect clarity. Bass was cracking for movies. In a slightly larger living room setting you’ll notice the audio can’t quite manage though unfortunately, a Bluetooth addition of some kind is advised.
Visual quality, in my bedroom the projector screen was just over 2 metres from viewing, this is far too close and again as some review mentions you can see all the pixels and it’s not pleasant. But have an acceptable viewing range and the image is gorgeous! The maximum output is 4K with HDR10, when streaming from Disney+ with all those additions Marvel films absolutely pop and I was stunned.
Unfortunately I couldn’t shell out for it due to personal circumstances and it was returned but when those circumstances change I will definitely be back for this or future iterations!
If you have the right setup of space and audio equipment, highly recommended.
The requirement was to install Netflix through Nebula Manager. But that proved very difficult.
I would install the application and had to use my mobile to select anything. But worse still I had to reinstall Netflix through Nebula everytime I wanted to use it.
Apart from that Nebula was easy to setup and use.
Gegenber dem Capsule Max viel bessere Helligkeit
und Schrfe des Bildes
I could compare this item to Halo+ that’s around the same price…halo wins by far on every aspect but the remote control (nebula has a nice application)
This little unit is amazing the picture quality is punching above it’s weight.
If only they had a travel case for it which I am sure will come.
The quality is evidently not 4k, but is a good HD, good saturation and very good brightness, which was one of my biggest concerns. No need of complete darkness for good image contrast.
I didn’t think I would use so much the benefits of its portability, now at night we go to bed and are able to see one or two episodes of any series with the 2h battery.
A week with it and have replaced the need of a TV in our home.
The mobile app is good but need improvement. Volume controls through it are broken.
1) Picture quality and brighness are so good that I can watch football even in my kitchen with lights on. Yes, the darker the room the better the image but still, even with the lights on it’s pretty good. Also, my kids absolutely love to watch their stuff on a big screen.
2) Yes, for the installation of Netflix you have to use a workaround and ues, for the navigating the app you have to use your phone and it’s a bit cumbersome. But, it’s not a big issue for me.
3) In other review someone complained that you can’t use the device whioe charging. It’s not correct and YOU CAN USE I WHILE CHARGING.
4) The device is so small and compact that after a week of using I sold one of my TV-s and attached Nebula on a tripod. Now I can use it wherever I want.
5) Battery lasts ca 2-2,5 hours depending on the brightness level you set up.
6) If you’re looking for an Airplay connection then this can be done with the help of the Airscreen app.
So, all in all – I’m really pleased with the device and I’m using it basically every day.
Mit der Nebula Capsule 3 erhalten Sie einen fantastischen Projektor fr Ihr Zuhause. Klein und kompakt, leicht berall hin mitzunehmen. Unglaubliche Qualitt bei der Projektion. Dies ist sehr zu empfehlen!
Fr diese Gre eine tolle Bild Leistung. Ok, die Netflix Problematik war mir bekannt. Wer sich vorher aber etwas schlau gemacht hat ber diese Gerte Reihe, wei das. Mit der alten Netflix 4.8.3 Apk funktioniert es aber Netflix zum laufen zu bekommen. Die Akku Laufzeit bei voller Helligkeit ist aber ziemlich schwach.
Ich bin hufiger auf Dienstreise in Hotels und rgere mich regelmig ber die teilweise miserablen Fernseher dort – ein FireStick 4K ist standardmig bei mir im Gepck um Zugriff auf alle meine Streaming-Dienste zu haben. Allerdings birgt der auch immer das Risiko, dass ich den am TV im Hotel nicht anschlieen kann oder die Eingangskanle gesperrt sind. Da wre so ein kleiner, tragbarer Beamer mit guter Qualitt doch eine Alternative, oder?
Ganz direkt gesagt: der aktuell (11/22) aufgerufene Preis von 900 ist meinem Empfinden nach unangemessen hoch. In dem oben erwhnten Newsletter war ein Angebot, dass man sich fr 1 einen Rabatt von 150 sichern kann, ich habe dann hier auf Amazon noch Geschenkgutscheine sowie die Kreditkarte genutzt und bin rechnerisch knapp unter 700 gelandet. Das ist ein angemessener Preis aus meiner Sicht, denn der Capsule 3 ist alles andere als ein schlechtes Gert.
Die Bildqualitt ist wirklich gut und was ich sehr schtze, ist die automatische Trapezkorrektur. Das Teil hat unter dem Projektor eine Kamera eingebaut und tastet den Bildbereich ab, danach wird in einem gewissen Rahmen das Bild begradigt. Das klappt in den von Anker vorgegebenen Rahmenbedingungen vorbildlich, ebenfalls fokussiert der Capsule automatisch.
Sogar der Ton ist vollkommen in Ordnung – natrlich ist das kein Vergleich zu einer hochwertigen Bluetooth-Box, aber in dem kleinen Zylinder steckt ja nicht nur ein Lautsprecher, sondern auch noch der Projektor selbst sowie eine Batterie. Man kann tatschlich einen normalen Film lang schauen ohne an den Strom zum Aufladen zu mssen.
Das groe Manko des Capsule 3 ist leider die Software, allerdings sehe ich das nicht so kritisch, dass man dafr das ganze Gert auf einen Stern abwerten msste. Ja, die Lsung fr Netflix ist indiskutabel schlecht: man muss umstndlich ber den Capsule Manager eine APK installieren und starten – bei mir immer wieder. Auerdem muss man die Smartphone-App zum Steuern als Mausersatz nehmen, sonst kann man Netflix gar nicht bedienen.
Abgesehen von Netflix habe ich aber tatschlich alles, was ich sonst auch nutze: YouTube, die R-Mediatheken, MagentaTV, Amazon Prime, Disney+, AppleTV, RTL+ direkt verfgbar.
Ich benutze zum Steuern des Capsule ebenfalls die Smartphone-App und nicht die Fernbedienung, dadurch spare ich mir ein weiteres Gert zum Mitnehmen. Die Eingabeverzgerung ist deutlich sprbar und ich werde wahrscheinlich trotzdem weiterhin den FireStick 4K mitnehmen, einfach weil der schneller luft und ich den halt an den HDMI-Anschluss des Capsule anschlieen kann.
Die hier in einer anderen Rezension angesprochenen WLAN-Probleme kann ich nicht nachvollziehen. Bei mir luft das Gert in jedem Raum absolut problemlos.
Wenn man noch kein Stativ hat, sollte man sich tatschlich gleich eines mitbestellen. Was ein bisschen schade ist, ist die Tatsache, dass Anker bei dem hohen Normalpreis nicht mal eine simple Aufbewahrungstasche beigepackt hat. Selbst bei dem original Anker-Stativ ist eine Tasche dabei. Aktuell gibt es noch nicht mal eine fr das Gert angepasste Tasche und man muss irgendwie tricksen – da die Projektorlinse ungeschtzt ist, wre gerade hier ein Schutz wirklich sinnvoll gewesen.
Update !!
Yeah , there are one or 2 wee niggles with the Laser 3 , Battery nowhere near the 2 hours 30 minutes as advertised but if you have a wall socket or a fast enough power brick handy , then thats not an issue . Netflix is a bit of a pain but not a deal breaker and one or 2 other apps don’t work ie BBC iPlayer , but again no biggie . Otherwise still delighted with the Nebula 3 Laser .
Solid build – Apple like design and packaging etc etc. Still price is just too high. Wait for discount. Now let’s hope it lasts at least few years…
– Full HD
– Laser
– USB-C-Anschluss zum Laden
Aufbau und Einrichtung sind gewohnt einfach, mit einer Google ID hat man wie blich Zugriff auf die eigenen Apps/Kufe und andere Inhalte im Google Play Store. Positiv zu erwhnen ist die neue Fernbedienung, die nun mit AAA Batterien luft (im Lieferumfang enthalten). Leider sind die Bedienelemente nicht ganz so “erhaben”, wie auf der Fernbedienung der Capsule MAX, aber daran werde ich mich sicherlich gewhnen.
Ungnstig finde ich, dass es lediglich den einen USB-C-Port gibt, der gleichzeitig zum Laden und zum Abspielen von Inhalten von einem Speicherstick dient. Hier muss man sich also immer entscheiden, was man gerade bentigt – Aufladen oder USB-Stick.
Weitere Herausforderung: das Side-Loading ist mit dem aktuellsten Android TV OS nicht mehr so ohne weiteres mglich. Es ist mir trotz Developer-Einstellung der Capsule (Einstellungen -> Gerteeinstellungen -> Info -> Android TV-Betriebssystem-Built und hier 5 x drauf klicken) nicht gelungen, eine funktionierende Sky Go APK zu installieren und zu nutzen. Das hat auf der Capsule MAX und dem lteren OS noch problemlos funktioniert, auch, wenn die Navigation in der App natrlich gruselig war. Hier muss ich also mal weiter schauen, wie ich das lse, damit ich mein Abo auch auf diesem Gert nutzen kann.
Gut ist jedenfalls, dass man die Capsule 3 auch an einer passenden Powerbank betreiben kann.
Die Bildqualitt ist fr meine Zwecke super, ein echtes Upgrade zur Capsule MAX. Der Lfter luft auf hnlich niedrigem Niveau, wie beim Vorgnger. Die Capsule 3 ist ca 2 cm grer und 2 cm breiter im Umfang, passt und hlt aber trotzdem gut auf dem von mir verwendeten Stativ.
Bei Fragen einfach fragen!
One thing that is an issue is there is no Netflix app yet and the ITV Hub app doesn’t seem to work.
Hopefully that will be coming soon.
I know it’s more expensive than many projectors, but for this quantity and with discount Nebula are offering, it’s a great projector to buy.
Upadate.
Original Nebula I had all the apps and could mirror from my iPhone without any problems.
With the Nebula and Android TV 11, I can’t mirror many TV apps from my phone. Apparently it’s something to do with copyright. I find this strange as I just want to stream what I’m watching on my iPhone. Also there is no dedicated Netflix app and as mentioned, I can’t stream from the Netflix app on my mobile. Doing a search I found out you need to download Nebula Manager. When you open it you see you can download Netflix. You then sign in and watch movies. The strange thing is Netflix does not show up in the main apps area. You have to open Nebula Manager and download Netflix every time you want to watch it. One consolation is it remembers you Netflix password.
My favorite is the image correction (keystone), which used to be a drawback on the Capsule 2. Now the 4-corner-setup returned, as it used to be so flexible in the first Capsule generation.
Biggest flaw is the limited software handling. First attempts to install and run Netflix failed. Still uses the Nebula manager as workaround to download the Netflix application and then installs it as a channel. At least I wish. Channel doesn’t show up, Netflix is able to run only with very inconvenient workarounds, as it’s only categorized as system app and doesn’t show up with the regular apps. Downloading random files from websites via browsers is also very annoying, as well as the input, which still doesn’t include a mouse option on the standard remote. To fully control different apps, a mixture between arrow control buttons and mouse from nebula connect app is required. All possible but not intuitive.
All in all a total must-have for Anker Capsule fans (as probably many of us are used to the workarounds and tricky handling anyways), with a little bit of patience and tinkering it’s still a very powerful device with great potential and connectivity, and now plays in the next league when it comes to brightness and resolution.
4 out of 5 stars in my opinion. Happy. (although the price is somewhat juicy…)
Update:
– Netflix works now thanks to release of “Nebula Play” app, which downloads and installs Netflix, then lets you set it as tile in “Play next”. An acceptable workaround at least.
– To everyone who experiences laggy HDMI input: This can be resolved by choosing the option in the projector settings–>Picture–>Game (this has to be done while having an active HDMI input running) Unfortunately this setting doesn’t support individual keystone correction but it makes video gameplay possible.
The manual said charge to full first and pleased to say that was just ten minutes. Setup went through some basic positioning and then on to setting up Android TV. What an amazingly simple process, all driven from your Google App on your phone. A few nexts, oks and your WiFi and Google account are all setup. What a treat! Love it!
All that was with the living room lights on and the screen was perfectly clear for that. Obviously challenged by the bright ambient light but I was surprised still how good it was.
Quickly added Amazon Prime Video and picked Avatar. Lights out and…. oh wow! 300 ISO lumens and it’s this good? I’m so so happy it’s turned out so wonderfully sharp and bright and colours are so vivid. Further context, I usually watch on an OLED TV so I’m quite judgemental. No complaints here!
Having read so many projector reviews whilst waiting for today I can say that no rainbow effect (wasn’t sure what to expect to be fair) and detail at 1080P is just so sharp. Watching the credits roll up the screen and the text is pin sharp. The auto adjustments are such a boon, none of that zoom and twiddle the keystone. All done for you, fabulous!
Audio is great too. I have a number of Bluetooth speakers from Bose, Marshall and was wondering if they would be needed but absolutely not. The bluetooth speaker feature of this device will mean only need to pack this for trips. Room for another pair of shoes!
Here’s the icing. I’m without my projector screen tonight so this was setup and projected on a wall. And it was that good already! On my proper screen it’s going to be more amazing.
If, like me, you were wondering if 300 lumens would be disappointing or the sound would be lacking, or the fan would be noisy or any other of the categories projectors are measured against then fear not. Android TV is brilliant too if you’ve not experienced that. I’m so glad it runs this OS.
I’m going to bed this eve very very pleased with this purchase. It was pricey but I wanted a laser projector and it’s exceeded my expectations. I’m sure it will yours too (unless you’re money bags and can tolerate a huge noisy lump in the living room). So compact! too Thank you Anker for a great product x (ps will you please make a nice case for it soon!)
Quick update after a few more days use. BBC iPlayer needs to be added. Simple enough after googling how but works perfectly once done. Netflix is supported but it’s not the usual version so needs to be controlled via the Nebula mobile app. However I had a Fire TV stick not in use and that’s sorted Netflix perfectly. What’s also handy is that Plex and VLC apps are available so playing movies from you or NAS or an SD Card work (I used the later) and using a USB-C hub allows Ethernet too. I expect the Netflix point might annoy some people but it’s easily solved and to mention AppleTV and Disney are all supported. Prime too obviously.