This article contains affiliate links. We may earn a small commission on items purchased through this article, but that does not affect our editorial judgement. If ever you needed convincing that portable projectors are getting every bit as capable as full size home movie projectors, the new Nebula Cosmos 4K SE might be the device to do it.
The specs involved in this newcomer really are something to marvel at. It has a 1,800 ANSI lumen projection light , which uses both laser and LED in an innovative "hybrid beam" system, capable of projecting on to a 200" screen. Of course it has 4K resolution , as its name suggests, but it also has Dolby Vision, Dolby Audio, and Google TV natively built in.
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For that you'd need to turn to the equally impressive Capsule series, also part of the Nebula family , under the Anker umbrella. It is, however, something you could happily carry from room to room, or from office to office, thanks to its comfortable carry-handle and the neatness of its rounded sides. It feels really solid, too, not that I'd recommend you drop it or get it wet.
Having said that, you could quite happily use it outside, it's robust enough for t.
