This was a Birthday present for my husband and it’s a Homerun!! He loves it.

It was great while it lasted but clearly not a quality item as it shouldn't have stopped working in less than 2 years. My original order said that the "support window" was only 6 months. Pretty awful for a $350 product. It wasn't used anything close to every day. On average less than once per week. Buyer beware. Couldn't even find a way to contact the company on my order page.

this has a beautiful picture, super quiet and very easy to use, highly recommend this projector.

Really good product. Android-based so it has a lot of UX issues. Very few apps available for downloads.

Very good quality and works well for a small venue as the larger the picture the quality goes down , traveling case nice but does not hold all the important items, actually the box that it comes in is great to hold the device and transport

Can’t get certain apps like spectrum. Have to hook up to external input. Can’t log in to your youtube account

I bought the refurbished version for around $239. Excellent condition, would have through it was brand new!Picture: I could have sworn I was looking at HD. I guess its 720 or 480p or something. Enlarged to 100 inches, I could see pretty much everything clearly. If you have to have 1080- upgrade but spend $300 more. Very pleased for $250.Sound - meh. It will work but only a little louder than an iphone, hardly any bass. It will satisfy you if you don't have another bluetooth speaker for sound in general, but I would recommend pairing with something else with more bass.Apps/Streaming: Conflicted. You can sign into netflix and connect it to your phone's hotspot, but if you bought this to stream and airplay stuff from you phone, anything copyright protected wont work. Even if you buy an hdmi to lightning adapter. Luckily I have an AppleTV so I just plugged it in and streamed anything on there with the only downside being more cords and sources. Again - You will not be able to Wifi mirrorcast airplay netflix, HBO, disney etc from your phone. So I can use it as I need it, but just a little disappointed I cant just sling anything from my phone for a true portable solution. . However, plugging in an appleTV takes 1 outlet and an hdmi cord and 2 minutes. Bluetooth speaker optional. You can with the built in app for netflix, but its clunky.App for remote - really nice.After buying, I am very happy with the picture quality and will take this on trips or have outside movie night. I didn't want to spend $500+ so this was a great solution. Again -I thought it was 1080p until I read up on it.

This is my first projector but I found it very difficult navigation. Some areas like YouTube for example, cannot be navigated in all areas and cannot do many actions like pausing. App is very bad, very limited. Also not very intuitive. Difficult to set anything up.

This gadget along with my Eufy 11s robovac have got to be my top 2 favorite purchases/investments this year, if not this decade. I've been eyeing portable projectors on and off for a few years now because I don't own a TV and don't want to bc I find them clunky and easily outdated. So I tend to watch videos on my laptop instead. That's gotten hard on the eyes over the years and not so great for when I have guests over. I've only had this little powerhouse for less than a week but I'm already in love! I'm pretty indecisive, esp with large purchases, so I looked at a lot of options before opting for the Nebula b/c it's kind of expensive relative to some of the other pocket projectors out there. But over the years, it's the one that keeps popping up at the top of review articles/lists and had the full gamut of things that I was looking for. So I finally bit the bullet and I am SO, SO glad that I did!The Pros:- Truly Wireless: I've seen other options that didn't have bluetooth compatibility or issues w/airplay or screen mirroring. Not this guy. I've read other reviews have issues with some of the apps but maybe I'm just lucky or don't use as many as others b/c I've had no problem finding, downloading or playing from the apps I typically use. For background, those are: Amazon Prime Video, Rakuten Viki, Youtube, Hulu, Netflix, Disney+, and ESPN.- Crisp video quality: I'll upload a pic once I remember to take one soon but it's defo been great video quality for me!- Strong Battery Life: it lasts about as long as advertised, ~4hrs give or take and that is pretty darn good! When I'm binging and need battery to go longer I just plug in my portable battery pack and voila! Hours more play time.- Great Audio: powerful speaker quality, didn't have to connect it to my bluetooth speaker even once (in fact, it doubles as a bluetooth speaker on its own!)- Automatic Keystone Correction: the automatic correction isn't always perfect, esp if you try to project from an angle but it's still pretty cool that it has it as a built in function! And there's an option to override it and adjust manually as well.- Good Heft: it's got a good weight to it. That's not to say it's heavy or inconvenient at all but it has a weight that feels sturdy and non-flimsy to me.The Con:- No zoom in/out function so it's not quite as simple as placing it anywhere you want and getting the size & straightness you want. Still, given it's small size and sturdy weight, it's still pretty convenient once you fiddle around and get the right balance/location for it.- The cooling fan can be quite loud (almost as loud a traditional/old school projector) so when you're navigating around before playing a video you can definitely hear it and that kind of annoys me but it's not an issue at all once you start playing a video and the audio drowns it out.- Tripod sold separately - not a huge deal (see note above re: zoom) and I know most projectors don't include one either but for the price it would've been nice to have included and would've made the initial set up a lot more seamless.

We have two of these gadgets, they are absolutely awesome. Just buy it already, you won't be disappointed.