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May 2021
(77%)
24 Tests
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Portable, easy to use, WiFi connectivity, 3.5-hour-long battery life, streaming capabilitiesCrisp image quality, accurate color depiction, intuitive interface, WiFi connectivity, streaming services on deviceGreat image quality, perfect for a business sett
Subpar brightness, lacking in image quality, no backlit buttons on remote, priceyNo remote button backlight, not very portable, loud fanConfusing interface, no Bluetooth audio capabilities, small buttons, buttons are not backlitDim lamp, not ideal for wel
The Nebula Capsule II is a decent performing device in an impossibly small package. While its brightness and image quality don't measure up to the larger models in our test suite, it performs admirably when compared to other compact models. If you are loo...
Veröffentlicht: 2021-04-26, Autor: Russell , Testbericht von: androidcentral.com
Autofocus tech is insanely good, Excellent battery life, Android TV is pretty great in this form, Decent speaker
Netflix experience is Not Great, Some small firmware quirks
Source: Android Central / Russell HollyYou should buy this if. You're willing to pay extra for Star WarsYou want a portable projector over a high-res oneYou like the Android TV interfaceYou shouldn't buy this if. You want to play Netflix (easily)You nee...
Veröffentlicht: 2021-03-15, Autor: Tony , Testbericht von: pcmag.com
Zusammenfassung: Not too long ago, the concept of having a projector small enough to take with you in your bag, let alone in your pocket, was just wishful thinking. But as projectors have come down in size, portable models have come into their own, making it possible for...
Zusammenfassung: You can argue about Apple's use of the term 'entry-level' for a laptop that has a starting price of £1299/$1299, but this new 13-inch model is certainly better value for money than its Touch Bar-less predecessor. It provides a major increase in performanc...
Veröffentlicht: 2019-08-06, Autor: Jared , Testbericht von: talkandroid.com
Zusammenfassung: Anker has cooked up something pretty weird with the Nebula Capsule II. It combines a lot of different things, for better or worse, into a pint-sized package.At its core, the Nebula Capsule II is a portable projector. You can connect video devices to it...
Zusammenfassung: Projection can be an irritation for regular business presenters. When it works well, it's a dream, but too often, hiccups and glitches get in the way. As a result, some people prefer to carry their own equipment rather than rely on what they might find at...
Runs Android TV natively, Battery lasts nearly three hours, Speaker is built in and gets plenty loud
No Netflix or Amazon Prime without weird hacks, A little pricey for what it does, No easy way to save video on device (and not enough storage do it anyway)
It's a little bigger than its predecessor, but the Capsule II is still easily portable and has a brighter lamp, Android TV 9.0 is a major step up from the heavily-modified Android builds that previous Anker projectors used, The Capsule now uses USB Type-C
Flipping through the home screen and streaming movies works great, but gaming isn't the Capsule's strong suit, Netflix isn't available from the Play Store, but you can still sideload the phone app, The Capsule II is by far the most expensive pico projecto
Maybe. The Nebula Capsule II is the best portable projector I've ever used, hands down. While it's not as bright as Anker's own Mars II, it's much more portable, and the Android TV software with Google Assistant and Chromecast support is fantastic. I didn...
Veröffentlicht: 2021-06-21, Autor: What , Testbericht von: whathifi.com
Natural colour palette, Decent contrast at 720p, Dynamic sound for its size,
Too expensive, Poor motion handling, Not bright enough,
The Nebula Capsule II is not a bad projector. It isn't buggy, nor is it missing any significant features. It isn't horribly imbalanced for picture and sound and we can imagine relaxing into a perfectly good mini cinema experience on the go with it. But it...
