#Nebula projector 2 720p
#Nebula projector 2 install

I could say the same for the color temperature adjustments of “warm,” “normal” (the default), or “cool.” I found it difficult to discern the difference between the latter two settings, and I didn’t like the results “warm” delivered. I don’t think anyone will find it necessary to make manual focus or keystone adjustments, because the automatic tools work quite well. There’s an automatic keystone-adjustment feature as well, and it was equally quick to deliver the proper setting after I purposely distorted it using the manual controls.

#Nebula projector 2 install

This 1/4-inch thread mount makes it easy to install the Nebula Capsule II on a tripod or the ceiling for front or rear projection. Either way, the focus is a bit soft compared to a TV, but that’s the nature of the technology-and the resolution. If you’re not happy with the result, or you move the projector, you can call up a more detailed image and either focus manually or repeat the auto-focus. On startup, the projector’s auto-focus feature analyzes its logo projected on the screen to make the appropriate adjustment in about one second. The remote has a directional pad, volume control, and home-screen buttons for navigating Android TV and the projector’s own settings, plus a button to summon Google Assistant. A too-short (3-foot) USB-C cable and USB-PD AC adapter are included in the box, as is an infrared remote control. Power is provided by a USB charging port with Power Delivery to charge its battery more rapidly. In addition to its onboard media sources, the Nebula Capsule II also has an HDMI port with ARC, along with a USB port for streaming media from a flash memory device (drives up to 2TB are supported). You’ll want something white and non-reflective for that: a bed sheet or a matte-white-painted wall would do in a pinch I evaluated its performance with a tripod-mounted Epson ELPSC80 projection screen. The only thing you’ll need to provide is a projection surface.

#Nebula projector 2 720p

It can run on AC or battery power (up to 2.5 hours in the latter instance), and its DLP engine delivers up to a 100-inch image in 720p resolution with a respectable brightness of 200 lumens.

The Nebula Capsule II is quite powerful for its size, especially when you consider that it’s completely self-contained, with Android TV 9.0 Google Assistant Chromecast a self-amplified, 8-watt speaker and a Wi-Fi adapter onboard. I was hoping the limited-edition R2-D2 Nebula video projector would look just like what’s printed on the box, but in color.