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Black Friday is still a couple of weeks away, with the big shopping event falling on November 27, but Amazon’s early Black Friday sale is already bringing some worthwhile discounts on Soundcore’s Nebula projectors. Prices start at $299 for the compact Nebula P1i and go up to $2,799 for the premium X1S 4K laser projector, with savings of up to $700 across the models we’ve rounded up. There’s quite a bit of variety here, too, from battery-powered projectors you can take camping or move between rooms to more powerful 4K models designed for a dedicated movie-night setup.
Best projectors for audio flexibility
The Soundcore Nebula P1i is down to $299 from $399, while the Nebula P1 is $699.99, down from $799. Both offer 1080p resolution and Google TV, but their speaker setups are what make them interesting. The P1i has two 10W speakers that flip out and rotate to direct sound toward your seating area, while the P1’s speakers detach completely and can run wirelessly for up to 20 hours. The P1 is also brighter at 650 ANSI lumens versus the P1i’s 380, though you’ll need a power outlet for either projector since neither has a built-in battery.
Best mini projectors
Small enough to slip into a bag, the Nebula Capsule 3 and Capsule 3 Laser are worth considering if you want something you can easily take on trips or move around the house. The standard Capsule 3 is down to $399 from $529, saving you $130, while the Laser version is $649.99, down from $749.99. Both offer 1080p resolution, automatic image adjustments, and up to 2.5 hours of battery life, although the Laser model is a little brighter at 300 ANSI lumens compared with the standard model’s 200.
Best projectors for outdoor movie nights
Taking movie night outdoors is a little easier with a battery-powered projector, and both the Nebula Mars 3 Air and Mars 3 are designed for just that. The smaller Mars 3 Air is down to $519.99 from $599.99, offering 1080p resolution, 400 ANSI lumens of brightness, and up to 2.5 hours of playback. The larger Mars 3, now $899.99 from $999.99, steps things up with 1,000 ANSI lumens, up to five hours of battery life in Eco mode, and a more powerful 40W speaker. It also has a weather-resistant design that’s useful for camping or backyard screenings, though its extra bulk might make it less convenient to carry around.
Which Nebula projector should you choose?
With models ranging from compact, portable options to outdoor-ready projectors and premium 4K laser units, the sale covers a wide range of viewing setups and budgets. Since pricing and availability can change, check Amazon for current prices before you buy.
