Anker - Cosmos 4K SE (D2342)

I’ve had the Cosmos 4K for a couple years now and it’s still a beast besides the outdated software (I use an AppleTV anyway).

Solid. I take it out on the back porch during football season, shooting on a white screen. I can easily start a kids movie night well before sunset. I had it indoors for a time, shooting on a slightly gray wall and it held up pretty well with lamps on and such.

I have a Samsung S95c oled 65 inch and a nebula X1 and the older nebula 4k. The TV is crisp as fuck. Really really nice on every level. The X1 is a fantastic projector perfect for screens over 100 inches and you can position it at angles as well so I have mine in the corner of the room rather than mounted on the ceiling. It also has a handle so you can move it around. The old 4k Nebula is also superb on a budget.

I have this. It’s great for the price. Isn’t great in full daylight. It would need a separate sound system in a big room.

Love my Anker nebulas

I use the Nebula Cosmos 4K. It's got great picture, but not super super bright.

For $800 I'd go with a nebula 4k SE, it's on sale refurbished from eBay with warranty. I know it's overkill for you but why not get 4k instead of 1080p when you have a budget of $800? This is a phenomenal projector for the price of $599,(MSRP $1300). 4k, dolby vision and HDR, great gaming performance. Honestly surprised no one is jumping on this deal. It's going to be bright enough for your screen since its not too big. Here's the [link to the ebay page](https://www.ebay.com/itm/387589546617?_skw=nebula+4k&itmmeta=01K6CHHDFMBGN7GC35FZS4X57S&hash=item5a3e232279:g:fDAAAeSwuCto2PRN&itmprp=enc%3AAQAKAAAA0FkggFvd1GGDu0w3yXCmi1cLo0jJQwFL6USBpGU93VtoZKmexeEK5oa3cvQO0s5lJLeLwtvrekWWKIk4TSfhH5zayWS%2BL1Weg3P2Mm0FawZ2IaIASoKi9DfA5yzPLMzQPmVdthsqJZa3bLR9jd5C8GJUuvam%2FkdCEnRKj2tTDWXIlQZpe9HbbIq575rjK4tYLv7EgQ7s8bY7CQUgQ9okW7Fw6nZLwevIX8Urz5PirK2FUgLaVzEWUAxyyoorPoy%2BAnUHGOi9TkMC2JUYifFU8Ds%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR_TXxZGzZg)

I acquired a Nebula Cosmos SE 4K for our family room. I alternate watching programs on the Nebula with a Samsung 50” LED TV. The Nebula is perfect for us. Easy to set up and powerful enough for 120" viewing. I usually set it at around 70" -100" max. size on the wall. Picture quality is stellar and adjustable. It has built-in Dolby Vision. Audio can be output to HDMI-ARC, Bluetooth speakers, AUX or you can use the built-in speakers. I have several internal apps - Netflix, YouTube, Amazon to name a few. I connect DirecTV from HDMI. It runs natively on Google TV with free programming with ads. The auto focus and auto formatting, keystoning works perfectly. Especially like watching sports, films and series on this projector. The World Series looked amazing. Also you can mirror image from your phone or laptop depending on your wireless streaming strength. So far it's a winner.

The newer model is amazing so if it's half as good just buy it, as I've a older nebula 4k which didn't get great reviews compared to this one and I thought that was great. Compared to a projector from 5 years before these lasers are so much better

I use the nebula cosmos 4k SE by Anker. Very good laser projector and good design. It's good even in decent amount of light, and often you can get it on sale close to $1000. You can even subscribe to it if you wanted to try it too for a month.

I can't help but rave about this soundcore Nebula product! The exceptional quality, thoughtful design, and reliable performance make it a standout choice. It has truly made my life so much easier and more convenient. [https://www.seenebula.com/referral?ic=WR5KZCYf&id=10&popup=referral](https://www.seenebula.com/referral?ic=WR5KZCYf&id=10&popup=referral)

I can't help but rave about this soundcore Nebula product! The exceptional quality, thoughtful design, and reliable performance make it a standout choice. It has truly made my life so much easier and more convenient. [https://www.seenebula.com/referral?ic=WR5KZCYf&id=10&popup=referral](https://www.seenebula.com/referral?ic=WR5KZCYf&id=10&popup=referral)