Anker NEBULA Capsule Max Mini Projector, Pint-Sized Wi-Fi Portable Projector, 200 ANSI Lumen, Native 720p HD, 8W Speaker, Movie Projector, 100 Inch Picture, 4-Hour Video Playtime, Home Entertainment

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This would be like passing a waterfall through a narrower gap below so the water in the narrower gap was force to move faster. Cosmos Max gives you the edge to impress your boss and colleagues with a top-notch 4K picture displayed at 150 inches. We'll let you take the credit for the promotion. Screen Mirroring vs. Chromecast: They have the same connectivity features too. They share the ability to work with HDMI, USB, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi connections. However, the Nebula Capsule Max uses Screen Mirroring technology while, in contrast, the Capsule II requires Chromecast or the Google-Chrome-based screen mirroring service.

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The extra amount of reviewer approval compared to Capsule II roots from its advantages in Screen Mirroring (instead of depending on Chromecast), its more media-compatible operating system, its 2GB RAM and 16GB ROM, its Octacore Processor, its screen mirroring feature instead of depending on Chromecast, its longer video playtime, and the like. Meanwhile, Capsule II has a more extensive USB compatibility feature (to include USB-C) and Android TV. Cosmos Laser is also a powerhouse of brightness—projecting at 1840 ANSI Lumens. Enjoy 1080p Laser HD images all day long.The only things that the Capsule II does better than the Max are its more robust USB-C capabilities that allow you to hook up a USB-C power bank and its Android TV 9.0 operating system that supports 5,000 apps. But if you’re hesitant to pay the full price for a Capsule II, then I think you’ll be happy with the Capsule Max. The Max is capable of putting on a really great movie night or some enhanced big-screen gaming on a PlayStation, Xbox or Nintendo Switch. I’m going to buy one or the other of these … however i cannot find an image of the connections on the Max anywhere. Is it because there is no USB C? The most important thing is to know the polarity is correct. 15V inserted incorrect polarity could fry your Capsule beyond warranty… Capsule II uses innovative technology to display images in crisp quality. Plus, Capsule II's automatic focus can turn your van or tent into home entertainment.

NEBULA by Anker Capsule Max, Mini Projector with WiFi and

Cosmos Laser 4K projects images in 4K Laser Ultra HD quality at 1840 ANSI Lumens of brightness so you can catch every vivid detail on screen. The processor appears to be a Qualcomm Snapdragon 625, an octa-core Cortex-A53 CPU, coupled with 2 GB of DDR3 RAM and 16 GB of eMMC storage. This is a fairly decent set of specs, which allows to perform most tasks with ease. On the connection front are Bluetooth 4.2 Dual Mode and WiFi 802.11b/g/n/ac (so up to WiFi 5, with support for both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz). Cosmos Laser 4K makes you feel like you're in the end zone with a 150-inch picture projected at 1840 ANSI Lumens to ensure you've got front-row seats for the perfect touchdown catch. The powerbank is expecting to connect with a device which will negotiate, present all supported modes and then they agree the highest in common. Just because it can do 15V doesn’t mean it will. It’s like you pulling up at a gas station with a pump which does regular or plus or diesel, you still have to select which. The res is only 480 but is superb for my van which is why I bought it and I have a 40” drop down screen.When outdoors you’ll need to wait until the sunsets to really enjoy the projector, but fire it up and it autofocuses and you’re ready to enjoy an outdoor cinema. The 100″ screen was filled up with a great looking image and I look forward to lazy summer evenings in the garden with this new gadget. Remote App Control The Anker Nebula Capsule Max is a pint sized, Wi-Fi enabled portable projector capable of creating a 100″ picture with a 4-hour video playtime. There’s a built-in 8W speaker, which is loud enough for films when you’re sat in a room, provided people are relatively quiet while watching. Bass is surprisingly meaty, too. If you want more volume and more detail, you’ll need to hook up an external speaker, either using Bluetooth or the 3.5mm audio output. The Capsule Max’s remote is light; it’s made of a hard plastic that’s pretty solid. The buttons have a rubberized finish. We will see if we can help you install the apps on the Nebula to watch directly if you have any issues. Thank you!