Capsule 3 Laser | Mini Portable Laser Projector

Cant really fault the projector but the customer service ruined the entire experience. Customer service was nothing short of a joke. My first and last Nebula, not because the product is poor but solely for the service provided.

I ummed and aaaahed about this for ages, and was lucky enough to get the pre sale discount but I am genuinely blown away by how amazing this projector is. We wanted something portable for holidays that could take the place of a laptop. Sound quality is great, set up is so easy, image quality amazing. I was worried about visibility unless it was properly dark but honestly, it's brilliant. Thoroughly recommend.

Unfortunately, I can’t review the Capsule 3 Laser as it was shipped but never arrived after being damaged by the courier during transit. I've been waiting for a resolution since mid-June and all that Nebula customer service has been able to tell me is that they need up to 10 days to investigate the matter with the carrier and then additional time (not specified) to do the same with the logistics service provider to determine the exact location of the shipment. I can’t believe how poor the customer service is – after paying 630£ I still haven’t received the product or a full refund. Quick to take your money but not to resolve the issues BEWARE!

In a fully dark room, picture at 100inches is quality. I usually watch at around 60% brightness in this setup. If your rooms quite light, move the device closer to the wall to reduce screen size and crank it up to 100% and it’s just as good. Daylight it’s not possible to watch. But I imagine that’s the case for most projectors unless you are spending thousands.It’s short throw, at 3m away from the wall I can get 120 inches. I would highly recommend using with a quality camera tripod. I have a cheap screen but prefer to use the walls. There is a setting to change the wall colour if you have a pale yellow wall it will adjust the colours accordingly.Sound is phenomenal in a small room, I imagined having to buy a Bluetooth speaker but this really isn’t necessary.The fan is super quiet. At 100% brightness the fan runs louder than at 50%… and the less the brightness is the less power the unit consumes. At night I set the unit to power off in 90 minutes when I’m tired and fall to sleep watching, the volume set really low and the brightness on 10% and I can’t hear the fan.Battery life… I’ve done a few tests. At 100% brightness on a 120” screen watching sports I get 40 mins. At 50% brightness on the same screen size I get 105 mins. At 10% brightness I got just shy of 3 hours. I have an anker power bank, if you plug it in when the nebula is at 100% battery it will use the power bank until it empty’s it and then use its own battery, however if you run the nebula battery down to 10% and try to charge off the power bank whilst watching - it doesn’t work at all and the nebula just drains and turns off. So if you have a power bank and want to extend watch time on battery, do this with a fully charged nebula and drain the power bank and then the nebula, not the other way around - just a little quirk that I discovered.Is it a TV replacement, probably not. For me it is, because I only really watch tv in the evenings, so I close the black out blind and the nebula preforms brilliantly. Also use it at night in my camper van. It uses very little power from my on board batteries.In conclusion, Is it worth the money… I think so, I have no regrets buying it. It’s feels quility, the sound is quality, the picture is quality and it uses very little power, less than a 16” MacBook. It’s portable. The only accessory you need to buy with it is a tripod- and maybe a screen if you have patterned walls.

Never received item - company refused to refund it