Cylindrical design and size make it easily portable.Autofocus and keystone adjustment paired with sharp 720p resolution.Easy setup and connection to iPhone excellent interface.Still, for a small projector, this covers all the bases. At 200 lumens it stands out among smaller projectors, and yet the picture, while super clear, was only truly bright in a pitch-black setting.
The only downside was that it seemed to struggle with light interference. And the Nebula Capsule Max lived up to its advertised 2.5-hour battery life. It was amazing to hear how it filled the room, especially coming from such a small package. Once we were wirelessly hooked up to the iPhone via the built-in Chromecast, the picture was sharp and easily adjusted by the Capsule Max’s autofocus feature.īeyond being a great iPhone projector, it also has every app we wanted or needed already built into the Android TV 9.0 interface. The cylindrical design captivated us upon unboxing, and then the setup and super-intuitive interface screen won us over. The Nebula by Anker Capsule Max is slightly bigger than a soda can (OK, maybe a tall boy), but it packs a tremendous punch.