A portable projector can be a fun home accessory. With a portable projector you can turn any room into a media room, TV lounge or even take binge-watching outside. The Anker nebula portable laser projector is a compact new gadget that’s just landed in my test centre. In this video I’ll show you what makes the Nebula special, how bright it is, and I’ll also look at how it compares to another portable projector I recently reviewed; the Samsung Freestyle.
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Anker Nebula: What you get
This projector is an HD video projector with dual AC and battery power, meaning you can use it while plugged in, or wirelessly. It uses Wi-Fi to connect to streaming content via built-in Android TV, so you can watch TV and movies almost anywhere.
In the box you get the cylindrical projector which is similar in size to a pint can. There’ a plug and USB-C cable for power and recharging, plus there’s a remote control with batteries included.
Ports & connections
Anker’s Nebula projector is made to be wireless, but sometimes you just want to make a direct connection. For that reason, there’s an HDMI port in the rear so you can connect another streaming device, like an Apple TV, Blu-ray player, gaming device, or even your laptop, and get life sized images.
There’s also an Aux port if you want to add an external speaker.
The UCB-C connection is for power but it can also be used for connecting a media player or hard drive.
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