soundcore Nebula Cosmos 4K SE | Portable Smart Projector with Google TV, 4K Dolby Vision

Amazing quality. It's like going to the cinema. Pair with a decent Bluetooth speaker and at least a 120 inch screen for the best show

Having owned the Nebula 2 prior to this purchase, the bar was set high. So here are the best bits in comparison.Picture quality - excellent, even in low light, but it is a projector so manage your expectations.Sound quality - very good, nice mids, good bottom end, treble ok.Ease of set up - very good, all the apps I have used offer Bar code set up.Remote control - brilliant, no need to point it at the projector, very forgiving.Software - outstanding, the Keystone feature is brilliant. This is a feature that corrects the actual image to a normal aspect ratio when the projector is above or below the screen. What really is amazing is the angle the projector can be positioned left or right of the screen. One press of a button and the projector scans the screen area, and then adjusts the aspect ratio to fill to my chosen 16:9In summary, this is an amazing bit of kit. The only criticisms are the chassis/plinth are a bit plasticky, and there is nothing in the way of real documentation.Should you buy one, He’ll Yeah!

Good but not great. Only really suitable for dim/dark enviroments.I returned this item.

I picked up the Anker NEBULA Cosmos 4K SE Laser+LED Dolby yesterday, and honestly, I think my TV is now sulking in the corner.Setup:Unboxing felt like opening a spaceship component—sleek, shiny, and way more intelligent than I expected. Plugged it in, and within minutes it was projecting a crystal-clear 120" picture on my wall. I swear the setup wizard was more polite than most humans.Picture & Sound:The 4K laser+LED combo is chef’s kiss. I could count individual hairs on Keanu Reeves’ head in John Wick 4 (which, for science, I had to test). Dolby Audio fills the room so well that my cat hid under the couch during explosions. It’s bright enough that I accidentally watched half a movie in daylight—something I couldn’t even dream of with my old projector unless I wanted a “vague shadow play” experience.Portability:It’s got a handle, which makes me feel like I’m carrying a lunchbox full of cinematic dreams. I’ve already planned a backyard movie night—assuming my friends can stop asking “Wait, this is actually 4K?”Downsides:The remote is a bit too enthusiastic about Netflix shortcuts. I swear it’s judging me every time I press it.Also, beware: once you’ve watched a movie in 4K laser glory, regular hotel TVs will make you question your life choices.Verdict:If you’ve ever wanted to turn your wall into a window to another dimension (or just make popcorn feel more cinematic), this is the projector for you. Just remember: once you go NEBULA, there’s no going back.

Really easy to set up once on WiFi, great picture, good outside once the sun set, good inside and easy to move around. Still finding out how to adjust the framing of picture but the sound is excellent, I expected to have to bluetooth to some speakers, which you can easily, but I've stuck with the units own speakers as they are so good.If you're looking for a projector this is highly recommended.