NEBULA Anker Mars 3 Air 1080p Mini Projector, Smart 400 ANSI-Lumen Portable Projector with Google TV, Wi-Fi, 2×8W, 150-Inch Picture, Built-In Battery with 2.5-Hour Playtime (Renewed)

It's a Google TV, so obviously it has some limitations but nothing that a Fire TV stick couldn't help with (you can't download BBC or ITV directly in it i.e.) The battery on eco mode may last one and a half hour but depends if the embedded speaker is been used and the volume. Overall, I'm very satisfied.

Annoyed that this didn't come with the original remote. 8 months into use, I'm very satisfied with the projector. I'm not an avid TV watcher anyway so sits in the corner for exactly when I need it. It's decently bright even in daylight with the curtains down. The autofocus is a bit finicky sometimes, I'm concerned how frequent software updates will be. I like that I can use Google account with it and it's connected to Google home

Iv got to be honest when I first received this projector I was so impressed the quality seemed very good both in build and software. It seemed easy to set up and connected straight to your google account. Sound quality seemed fine as it was wall mounted above us and seemed very clear. The projector is bulky and had got quite abit of weight to it which is a positive and negative depending what your doing with it. Now the bad parts after owning it for not too long I started to realise that the focus wasn’t working properly and started to become blurry and then when it focused on one side the other would be out of focus which was disappointing when paying this much for a projector. This was the second nebula I had with the same kind of issues and laggy ish software. Hopefully nebula will resolve these kinds of issues because in my eyes they have been the pioneers of portable projectors of this scale.