Anker Capsule II Smart Mini Projector, by , Palm-Sized 200 ANSI Lumen 720p HD Portable Projector Pocket Cinema with Wi-Fi, DLP, 8W Speaker, 100 Inch Picture, 3, 600+ Apps (Renewed)

So this little machine is amazing. looking on paper some people say it's pricy for what it does. But the thing is it does everything so well. The auto keystone and focus are amazing. The Bluetooth speaker feature truly makes this a bring everywhere device the 1/4 in lug makes it perfect for more 'semi-permanent installs, and the small size makes it perfect to bring with you. I have this thing set up with a good projector screen in my bedroom and it's perfect for cuddling up for movie night. but I regularly take it down and bring it to party's. I legit saved a wedding with this device; ran up to my hotel room snagged it and then continued the party with the wedding PowerPoint going behind. The picture quality is 720p which you can do better but the image quality is still very good especially when compared to other "mini or pico" projectors. I bring it camping and have used it for some awesome dates (seriously this projector has turned average date nights in the park into something fantastic). There are better projectors for the money, and better speakers for the money, but this thing just does so many different things so well that it's just the best. I have a 4k 65in tv, I watch more movies on this little thing because its just the bee's knees. The company is owned by Anker, and the build quality is outstanding. Battery life has consistently been around 2.5-3hours. Set up is so easy. Netflix on it is... cludgy but the HDMI makes it perfect to play video games with friends. I hook this thing up to my switch and go to casual tournaments and its a great little mini setup. Best purchase I made in 2021

I did a bunch of research on portable projector and this nebula is well worth the money. I bought a refurbished and the power supply was dead so I returned it and got another one sent out. I use this projector with an inflatable screen for movies when I go camping, to teach medical classes at my civilian and military jobs. When I’m at home I have it mounted to the ceiling in my loft with a $100 motorized screen and my nephews play the switch on it. The Bluetooth connected to my surround sound perfectly. When calling is hook it up to a Bluetooth speaker that also charges the nebula for extended play. The speaker itself on the system is loud enough to use by itself. Only cons to the unit is the brightness, and aligning the unit to wall physically. Once you get past those two things it’s a great unit. It’s very small and easy to put in a backpack and carry with a tripod. I highly recommend this unit if you are in the market.

I've used this projector for about a year now, and the picture quality is amazing. It needs a dark environment, but I've discovered if I project it from behind my screen the room in front of the screen can be a bit lighter and the image is still pretty visible. Battery life is about 1.5 to 2 hours from my experience, and with most movies seeming to be over two hours it's a stretch to watch one on this without plugging it in. Once it's low on battery the screen brightness is automatically dimmed, so it's harder to see. I usually just leave it plugged in when I'm using it because we just use it in our back yard. The speaker leaves something to be desired at times. I use the rear projector setting, so the sound comes from behind the screen and at max volume it's a comfortable volume generally, but not really loud and not great for action movies. I pair a Bluetooth speaker with it right below the screen and that's worked perfectly. Overall 4 out of 5. Battery life could be better, but it's super compact and portable. Speaker could be louder, but it's still usable by itself, and it's easy enough to pair a Bluetooth speaker with it.

This was a great decision for me. I move a lot and live in countries where it is not easy to get or transport a TV, and because of the remoteness of where I live, I find I end up watching a lot of shows and movies. This little beauty has been worth its weight in gold. First, the pros: it is much brighter than I expected. I have used other mini-projectors, and this is by far the brightest. I can watch TV with the lights on, and although it is a dim image on a sunny day, I can still watch shows without any trouble. I chose the Capsule II because reviews said it was brighter than other models, and I don't regret it. I got an Amazon refurbished version, and I have had no problems or regrets. The sound quality is much better than I expected. I have high-quality external bluetooth speakers that I've connected it to (easily and with no difficulty), but I actually prefer the sound from the Capsule. It doubles as a portable bluetooth speaker, and I've used it for that a couple of times - not as good for music as my other speakers, but I imagine that would be valuable for anyone who doesn't have other options. The portability of this tiny unit is no joke. I've packed it in my little carry-on for multiple flights, and I've barely noticed the added weight or bulk. The Android TV operating system has been working well for me. I'm an AppleTV user, but this has a well-functioning native app for my VPN subscription, unlike Apple, which means that even while traveling I can watch my usual shows. My AppleTV is now gathering dust. The OS is intuitive and easy to navigate, and it took me about 20 minutes to download and log into all the various apps I use. The battery works OK. I use it outdoors on occasion and can make it through about 3 hours on full brightness without an external battery pack. The fact that this can use external power banks via a USB-C connection is a big plus. The cons: I'm not sure why Android TV does not have a native Netflix app, but the fact that it doesn't is super annoying. I followed instructions I found online to download an Anker File Manager app that let me then download a mobile version of Netflix onto the device. But the remote doesn't work properly on the mobile app, so I also had to download the Nebula Connect app to use my phone as a mouse-style remote. I find I have to re-connect the bluetooth on my phone (a Pixel 7) almost every time I use it. Not a deal breaker, and I can make it work, but I don't watch as much Netflix now as a result. I also have a Google TV stick that I've used a couple of times, and I'll probably switch to using that for Netflix, just out of frustration with the mobile system. But for now I'm catching up on other apps...

Great product, as a projector the quality is there, picture quality and clarity are great and the brightness is quite adequate ( not the best, but very workable with a bit of ambient light). but there's more to it, it has android tv installed and it can be used as an entertainment device with streaming capabilities and even some iptv apps. I got it as a gift for my mom and she loved it.

Recieved the projector with a very large dent in it! Not happy!

The good: The projector seems very well built and easy to take for a ride. Image is good (720p), works great in a dark room. Have not tried it outdoor, but intensity seems to be good and the sound fine. The bad: - Using netflix is not very good. Need to follow weird instructions to install netflix and after that it is not easy to use. It has two ways to use the remote (mouse and scroll) but they do not always work, sometimes you need to change from one to the other, sometimes it is fine with mouse mode to move around and select what to watch. - Autofocus is ok, but it is very difficult to find the right spot so that the image is not crooked. It has really to be perpendicular to the wall and then finding the best elevation is not easy (there is no way to adjust that in the product). It seems to me that a tripod is essential. The projector is supposed to correct this too, but the range of correction is too narrow, it is not enough. Even a few centimeters off the center, the image will be look crooked or tilted.

Since this unit was refurb, I new there was a possibility it would be scratched but to my surprise, only the remote had some light scratches on it. BUT the unit was NEVER reseted. It still had the previous owners account logged in and old batteries where left in the remote and where on the verge of leaking when I removed them. Amazon support was honestly useless about this issue. Otherwise, projector is great. Good image quality for a 720p unit. Sound quality is pretty good for the size. Brightness is low but this was known when the unit was purshased.

Maybe next time they should try and clean it before they put it in the box. Wow.