NEBULA Anker Mars 3 Air 1080p Mini Projector, Smart 400
NEBULA Anker Mars 3 Air 1080p Mini Projector, Smart 400 ANSI-Lumen Portable Projector with Google TV, Wi-Fi, Dolby Digital, 2×8W, 150-Inch Picture, Built-In Battery with 2.5-Hour Playtime
All Your Favorite Apps on the Big Screen
Watch Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, and more—all in one place.
Tailored Content for All the Family
Add multiple user profiles to get the content you want to see.
Integrates with Your Other Google Tech
Google TV works with Google Assistant, Google Home, Google Photos, and other Google services.
Supports Voice Control
Control via Google Assistant.
400 ANSI Lumens with 1080p Resolution
Enjoy HD resolution with exceptional brightness.
150-Inch Screen
Experience a next-level viewing experience.
Dual 8W Dolby Sound
Use as a portable speaker and listen to your favorite tunes anywhere.
Intelligent Environment Adaptation 3.0
Performs screen fit, auto keystone correction, autofocus, and obstacle avoidance in just 3 seconds.
2.5H Playback on a Single Charge
Charge once to watch a full movie wherever you are.
Multiple Ports to Connect External Devices
Cast From Your Phone or Laptop
NEBULA Products Comparison
Nebula Mars 3 Air | Nebula Capsule 3 | Nebula Capsule 3 Laser | Nebula Mars 3 | Nebula Cosmos | Nebula Cosmos laser 4k | Nebula Capsule Max | |
Projection Technology | DLP | DLP | DLP | DLP | DLP | DLP | DLP |
Brightness | 400 ANSI Lumen | 200 ANSI Lumen | 300 ANSI Lumen | 1000 ANSI Lumen | 810 ANSI Lumen | 2200 ANSI Lumen | 200 ANSI Lumen |
Resolution | 1980×1080(16:9) | 1980×1080(16:9) | 1920×1080(16:9, FHD) | 1980×1080(16:9) | 1920×1080(16:9, FHD) | 3840*2160(16:9, UHD) | 1280×720(16:9, HD) |
Projection Size | 30-120 in | 40-110 in | 40-120 in | 30-200 in | 60-120 in | 60-150 in | 40-100 in |
Operating System | Google TV | Google TV | Android TV 11.0 | Android TV 11.0 | Android TV 9.0 | Android TV 10.0 | Android 8.1 |
Dolby Digital Plus& Speaker | Dolby Digital Plus& 2*8W | Dolby Digital Plus& 8W | 1x8W | 40W | Dolby Digital Plus& 2x10W | Dolby Digital Plus& 2x10W+2x5W | 1x8W |
Video Playtime | up to 2.5hr | up to 2.5hr | up to 2.5 hrs in battery mode | up to 5 hours in eco mode | no battery | no battery | up to 1.5 hrs in standard mode |
Image Correction | Auto Keystone Correction | HDMI,USB-C,USB-A,Wi-Fi,AUX | HDMI,Aux,Type-C,Bluetooth,WiFi | HDMI,USB,Bluetooth,Wi-Fi,AUX | HDMI,USB,DC IN,Bluetooth,Wi-Fi | HDMI,USB,AC IN,Bluetooth,Wi-Fi | HDMI,USB,DC IN,Bluetooth,Wi-Fi |
Size | 7.0×4.8×5.2 inches | 3.1×3.1×6.3 inches | 3.3 x 3.3 x 6.7 inches | 6.3×9.8×10.2 inches | 11.4 x 7.8 x 3.6 inches | 10.4 x 8.7 x 6.5 inches | 3.14 x 3.14 x 5.91 inches |
Weight: | 1.7 kg |
Dimensions: | 17.8 x 12.2 x 13.3 cm; 1.7 Kilograms |
Brand: | NEBULA |
Model: | D2325 |
Batteries Included: | Yes |
Manufacture: | Anker |
Dimensions: | 17.8 x 12.2 x 13.3 cm; 1.7 Kilograms |
I was very undecided on this projector as it was my first dive in to the projector world, I had actually ordered a smaller cheaper (same brand) projector to begin with and was very underwhelmed and the item was quickly returned and replaced with the Mars 3, wow what a difference, once setup I really cannot fault this projector, google TV is far better than the android operating system that 90% of other projectors appear to be using, the auto keystone makes it a breeze to setup in different rooms/walls etc and the sound amazed me to be honest, I did not expect it to be half as good as it actually is, don’t get me wrong it’s not a full on cinematic experience but superior to most standard TV speakers and actually creates quite an immersive experience when the projector is behind you.
I regularly use this item and the family love cinema night, although the image will go to 150″ I’m regularly projecting at 120″ which seems to be the sweet spot. I’m also using for work meetings to do presentations, it’s so easily portable (buy a case though), brilliant all rounder highly recommend.
Very impressed with this product, well worth the money.
I haven’t always relied on a TV as my lifestyle is quite on the move but I love watching movies and streaming. I’m just not always in my living room. This is where a projector becomes my best friend. It’s almost like I can carry a TV wherever I am, without the fuss of cables and fragile screens.
This mini projector is a beast. The setup was super easy, user friendly, and took a couple of minutes for it to get up and running after an update. The auto focus was a bit fiddly and I preferred to manually do it, but I’ve had said issues elsewhere so I wasn’t at all surprised. Picture quality is crisp, bright and just as impressive as a high-end TV. The sound quality is great too. I was surprised at the amount of bass I was able to get even without having a speaker connected.
Battery life of 2.5 hours is slightly optimistic. Perhaps feasible when on eco mode which lowers the picture quality slightly, but this hasn’t been a deal breaker for me.
It’s portability lives up to the name and it’s possibly one of the smallest projectors I’ve seen with this picture quality. Definitely worth the money and I’d be happy to recommend.
This projector is the beat one I have had yet, I’ve used multiple and this one by far is the clearest and best overall one I’ve owned. Before this one I used the smaller version of this one and that was good enough, to be able to try this one and use is incredible. It’s well built, very easy to use and sync upto my devices to display the image. Highly recommend
This was a little bit of a stab in the dark as I was looking for a small portable projector for the bedrooms and the mars 3 air had just come out and had no real reviews yet. I was first tempted by the Samsung Freestyle 2, but a lot of reviewers noted that for its price (~700) it wasn’t that good a projector. IIRC it only goes up to 240 lumens. But it had good apps and connectivity, so it was hard to find something with a similar feature set but cheaper. The Mars 3 was generally recommended as an alternative, but that’s a similar price point to the Freestyle for a bulkier, brighter protector that’s better for outdoor use, which I don’t care about that much.
That’s where the Mars 3 Air came in – at 450 it’s much cheaper than the freestyle, almost twice as bright, and has excellent connectivity and app support, with even native Netflix, which the more expensive Mars did not have.
Some things to watch out for – first time set up is a bit slow, confusing and clunky. Google Home setup via the app is pretty okay, but it took a *long* time to download and install firmware updates. Once it was up and running, it still behaved weirdly, e.g. I could not access the settings menu, or sign in to YouTube, or download new apps at all at first. The trick seems to have been to reboot it several more times. Once fully set up it all works as expected.
The auto keystone features and auto focus in my experience aren’t great – they’re a good starting point, but at least in my space, I usually do need to go in and manually adjust them. If this is the case for you, I would recommend turning off auto keystone and auto focus on startup and after movement, so you don’t have to recalibrate every time you nudge it or turn it off.
Overall though I think it’s a really good deal for the price – responsive UI, very solid brightness and colours, great sound. Connectivity and apps all work fantastically, and having Netflix natively on the device is great! You can also Chromecast easily from a laptop or phone. Expect a bit of faff during first time setup, but after that it’s a really solid device!
I wasn’t expecting to be as wowed as I was with this.
As I said in the video, I was sitting around for ages while it installed updates, and even though I chose basic TV, it almost gives no choice but to use Google TV. Which in hindsight is probably best as it gives access to apps that don’t require another device to play them, like YouTube.
This really is a quality item. I can only say, even on the Eco mode, it’s like watching an LCD screen.
If there’s a downside, the manual is not very helpful. The plus side, if I can figure this out, you probably can.
This item is just amazing. I have had a projector made by nebula before and it was outstanding the one I had was a one for home it was wired and not portable. As soon as I seen this one I knew I needed it. This is the Nebula Anker Mars 3 Air 1080 mini projector and I cannot tell you enough how amazing this is. At the time of purchase this was 559 but this is well worth the price.
This item is portable and can be taken anywhere you want it to be taken, it is great for your bedroom, for camping, sleepovers it is endless on what you can do with this projector.It is small yet powerful it comes with a sturdy durable handle on the top of it so it is easy for you to carry it without dropping it or damaging it. It is super easy to set up and the instructions are very clear to read. It is so bright the image is as good as a high quality TV if not better than a TV due to it’s 400 lumens. You can even watch it when it is light outside it is that good the quality is crystal clear and colours are outstanding. It has a 2.5 Hr play back which is more than enough time for a movie or if you want to listen to music this is upto 8 hours play time. It comes with Dolby audio so the audio is intense and clear it is so good honestly the list could go on with how amazing this is. It comes with multiple extras such as google, netflix the list is endless
Overall this is an outstanding projector I cannot wait to take this camping this will be so fun. It is amazing quality and I think the price is very reasonable I am so happy with it. If you can afford one I highly recommend it.
I’m a bit of a projector nerd, having owned several different makes and models over the years. I’ve owned all the Nebula Capsule models but, apart from the Capsule 3, I’ve never found them to be bright enough and, of course, none except the 3 had fhd.
I purchased the Mars 3 (do not confuse this with the Mars 3 Air that this review is covering) and loved it because of its brightness, full HD and the sound. But it is a hulking brute of a projector and still had no native support for Netflix.
Soooo.. what about the Mars 3 Air? Well, I love this too. Its small, light and totally portable. At 400 lumens it is bright enough for me to get a 120ins picture on my wall in darkness or very low lighting conditions and the image look incredible In full HD. The sound coming from dual 8w speakers really surprised me. It was loud and had plenty of deepness to it which I didn’t expect without a subwoofer. As usual, the battery claims of 2.5hrs runtime are perhaps a little optimistic and rely upon the battery being set to eco mode which reduces the brightness somewhat and I’d have preferred USB-C charging so a power bank could be added but, all in all, this is a great addition to the Anker projector factory and my favourite one yet.