Anker Nebula Capsule II vs ViewSonic PA503W

2 and it needs to be placed too far in order to get a decent size images. Just to get 60" diagonal image projector needs to be places around 5'-6" distance which, is huge inconvenience for me as It would need to be placed next to me in my bed. The lack of horizontal auto key-stoning make it worse that even a 6" deviation results in skewed image.

In reality the movies are just an excuse, but I don't want to spend hundreds on a piece of absolute garbage, I want to be able to tell which is the x-wing and which is the Cylons. But mainly it needs to have enough brightness that we can start watching at dusk, so as to finish the movie before the noise laws kick in.

Anker rates the brightness at 200 lumens, which is modest for a palmtop-size mini-projector.

The brightness is shockingly better than my old one. This is a bargain projector but there is a lot of value and it functions very well. I use to have to wait until dark to use it, but I can now use it in a dim room.

I purchased a Nebula Capsule 2 and was quite thrilled to receive the unit. I was able to setup the majority of functions and accounts that I had purchased the device for (Plex, Hulu, Amazon Prime, Vudu, Movie Anywhere etc) and appreciated the ability to customize the app icon locations. There was a hardware issue with the remote and after speaking with an engineer at Anker it was decided that the remote would be replaced at no charge. The engineer (Sarah) resoluved the issue to my satisfaction as the replacement remote was sent expeditiously and everything functions as expected now

With COVID limiting social gatherings, I wanted to create a better experience ... and hopefully one that was easier to set up