Anker NEBULA Apollo - Mini Projector with WiFi and Bluetooth, Portable and Small, Ideal for Outdoor Movies, 6W Speaker, 100 Inch Picture, Home Theater Experience, 4Hr Video Playtime (Renewed)

Big fan of this.We had a cheap projector for the backyard that we rarely used because of the hassle of running an extension cord and setting it up. This projector, we just plop down on a stool and good to go in 30 seconds.We bought this model specifically for battery life and price. Have had it for 9 months and love it.And yes, battery life is great. We’ve watched a movie and a couple TV episodes back-to-back on it (about 4.5 hours) and it was blinking red by the end of the last episode but didn’t die. So it does live up to its stated battery life.Brightness is great. We have a screen but rarely use it; it’s bright enough to be seen well on a dark fence in an urban backyard with ambient light. I know there are multiple settings but I think we’re on standard (middle) and it’s great.For some reason, it doesn’t come with most streaming apps, which is stupid, but you can email Nebula and they’ll “unlock” it for you. Crazy that it doesn’t come that way, but minus the hassle at the beginning, it works well and they update periodically as if they were native. Zero problems since.Connects pretty easily to our Bluetooth speakers, which is mostly what we use, but the sound from just the projector is surprisingly strong from a little device and definitely good enough.Remote is so-so—for some reason, it’s much more cumbersome than our actual TV remote (and hard to control in the dark.) But there’s the phone app which works better.But small quibbles. A phenomenal purchase, we love using it in our backyard.

Love it. Great for putting my Switch up on my projection screen (that I got at a school surplus sale!) or for my GF who occasionally does presentations for her work. We got a travel case and it is always ready for the next thing. Very easy to plug into either of our computers and the battery lasts long enough for our uses.

Love this little projector! Download apps straight to it. No messing around with figuring how to play movies on this thing. Now the downside. Although it's nice having the touch control built into it. It's finnicky. Real sensitive to touch input. Using the remote included makes things easier. Or using the Nebula app on your phone will help adding passwords easier. It's only 200 lumins so you'll still need a fairly dark room to view your content. Otherwise this thing is awesome.

This is my second Nebula, the first one works great and my oldest took it with them to collage, so I bought this one.I am so disappointed, this is newer but it does not work, apps do not work, and it does not even work with HDMI. I can only use it as speakers.Not worth it! To expensive for a speaker

Very impressed with this little projector. I was a little hesitant before purchasing it. I have a full-sized budget projector, but was looking for something more portable and convenient. This little thing delivered.Some things I love:- The Automatic keystone feature works great.- Sound quality and volume work well and I haven't felt the need to purchase an external speaker- Picture quality is great. Obviously it's not on par with a full sized projector, but it looks great in a dark room.- It's wireless functionality is great. All of my streaming apps play well with it; Netflix, Prime, Hulu etc.- Battery life. I was able to watch two movies back to back with some friends. That's more than enough for me.- The usb port works as it should. I played some movies from it without issue.Overall I would definitely recommend this to someone looking for a convenient way to watch movies or shows outdoors or in odd spots in their home. Friends and family have commented on how much they love it and want to purchase one for themselves.

We use it in the kids’ room whenever we need them to have some TV time in their own space. Great for a sleepover. Have used it multiple times without having to recharge. There is a tripod thread on the bottom of the unit, but we have had good performance putting it on a shelf and projecting it on the wall on the opposite side of the room. Auto-keystoning works well.The device basically has an integrated Android phone and many streaming apps work with it. The integrated touch pad is extremely hard to use - but it’s integrated into the unit, so you can always use it, and you are able to use your own smartphone with it as well as a remote touchpad controller.

The Apollo is kind of the weird one in Anker projector family. It has a lot of cool features such as the touch screen controller on top, and improved brightness compared to the Nebulas in the same price range, and great battery life- But no one talks about it. My only real gripe with it is the charging cord type. It appears to have some (proprietary?) DC charging cable. I suppose it is worth having an inconvenient charger type in lieu of a modern, convenient USB-C as a trade off for the superior value and features of the Apollo.

Update: support gave me a process to enable Google gsm which has allowed me to install more up to date apps which is great. However on a recent trip it couldn’t localize, so I couldn’t stream some things on YTTB.The other annoyance is that memory sticks appear useless as there is no way to read saved files. You have to transfer them to the Apollo itself. Pretty lame.I bought this on a whim to take camping. The Android version is very limited, and the app selection is ancient. Why would I want to use Amazon shopping on a tiny projector? And no Prime Video? HBO doesn't work as the app is out of date.At this point, it's a gadget with no real use for me. I can play items when connected via HDMI, but that isn't what I purchased it for. Maybe the newer models are better. Buyer beware!