
Anker - NEBULA X1 4K Triple Laser Projector (D2351)
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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.
r/projectors • Should I give up and go for an oled TV? ->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.
r/projectors • Should I give up and go for an oled TV? ->Totally agree. Buying a projector has been one of the best decisions I’ve made. I thought about it for a long time before finally got my nebula x1. I use it to watch movies, play music, whatever. It kind of just moves around the house with me now
r/projectors • Projector movie night is awesome ->There are a lot of cheap projectors on Amazon that look good on paper but end up being pretty disappointing. I’ve been burned by a couple myself. If you’ve got some room in your budget, I’d really recommend looking into something a bit higher-end. For outdoor use, you’ll definitely want decent brightness and image quality, and good sound is something most of the cheaper ones just don’t handle well. I’ve been using the Nebula X1 and it’s been preformed well but depending on what you’re after
r/projectors • Outside projector recommendations ->4K is definitely the way to go. Once you’ve used both 1080p and 4K projectors, you’ll notice it’s a completely different experience. I’m using the Nebula X1 right now, laser 4K, and honestly I’m loving the clarity. I can literally see every pore on the actor’s face. The colors are also way more vibrant. I never regret about stretching my budget for this one
r/projectors • Is a 4 K projector worth it? ->I have the X1 and my friend has the C2, so I’ve used both. Honestly the picture quality is great on both of them and I don’t think you’d go wrong either way. But I personally like the sound on the X1 more. It really feels immersive and kind of surrounds you. I was actually surprised at how good it is. For casual use it feels just as good as using a separate Marshall or Harman Kardon
r/projectors • Can’t decide which projector to get. Need help ->My mars 3 air is probably my most used nebula due to the large capacity battery. I have the astro, air, laser4k (O.G.) and the X1
r/projectors • Testing out a Nebula Mars 3 Air, I wasn’t expecting it to go this hard. (Room was tidied and furniture rearranged after this photo was taken) ->They have projectors that have Android TV or Google TV built in. They are called lifestyle projectors. You will need to have the ability to control the amount of the light in the room. A screen can cost a significant percentage of the cost of a good projector. Some brands that are popular with higher lumens levels. Seenebula.com, xgimi. Keep in mind a higher lumens projector from a reputable brand is going to cost more than a TV. Don't be shocked. I have experience with both xgimi and Nebula projectors. I sold my xgimi to buy another nebula. I currently have the nebula Astro, capsule air, Mars 3, laser4k and a BenQ th575 (no built in OS). Forgot to add that you should not be fooled by projectors on various marketplaces that offer unreal lumens ratings for dirt cheap. Expect to spend $1,500+ for a decent lumens lifestyle projector and probably close to the same for a screen.
r/projectors • Projector to replace TV? ->Both the X1 and the X3100i look great in terms of clarity and they’re both 4K. But I think the X1 might have the edge when it comes to black levels. Its native contrast is 5000:1 and dynamic contrast is 56,000:1, which seems to help with shadow detail. Also, the X1 has 3500 lumens compared to 3300 on the X3100i, but there’s still a slight brightness bump too. No issues using it in a room with natural light, at least from what I’ve seen
r/projectors • BENQ X3100i or Nebula X1 ->I got the Nebula X1 earlier this month and I set it up with an ALR screen. Ended up liking it way more than I thought I would. It's so clear. And I can say it's my year projector and the best set up I had
r/projectors • What is the best projector you have used this year? ->From my experience, the X1 is perfect(It looks better in real life. My iPhone made the colors look a bit different) https://preview.redd.it/o5r8gt6ac93f1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=caedb92a438d597b7a5685f61f3e5740857c6abc
r/projectors • any recommendations for high-brightness projectors? ->I’m using the nebula x1 with a Fresnel ALR screen and the combo’s been awesome. The x1 is super easy to carry around, and with 3500 lumens, it’s bright enough even outdoors. The Fresnel screen really helps cut down on ambient light reflections too, so watching movies outside is no problem at all.
r/projectors • Looking for a good portable projector setup for backyard, any suggestions? ->I use a anker nebula projector. Was like 450. Very pleased although most of the time I just end up using my tv since it’s only a bit smaller and my wife prefers it
r/projectors • Just looking for a projector that won’t ruin my bank account ->Love my Anker nebulas
r/projectors • Small form factor projector suggestion ->