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The Nebula P1 features detachable wireless speakers and serves as an affordable alternative to its $5,000 sibling.
The Hommkiety Galaxy Projector is 25% off and at its lowest-ever price for Prime Day in October. We gave it 5 stars in our review.
Entertainment is no exception, according to projection technology company Aurzen, whose new pocket-sized Aurzen Zip tri-fold projector puts projection in the palm of your hand. It features a patented Z-shaped design,
TCL's Project C1 is a versatile Google TV projector you can carry anywhere. Already affordable, it's now cheaper by $100 for Prime Big Deal Days.
Given full retail pricing for the larger Nebula X1 Pro is $5,000, the smaller Nebula P1 isn’t quite as capable. It’s limited to a 1080P resolution and 650 ANSI lumens of brightness from its LED light source. You’ll want a very dark space to achieve the 180-inch projection that Anker says the P1 is capable of.
Once the province of classrooms, boardrooms, and hardcore home cinema enthusiasts, projectors are now more accessible than ever. With a range of form factors and features, they can suit almost any room and viewing style. While some of the best can be a sizeable investment, many others are surprisingly affordable.
Back in 2021, BenQ launched an odd-looking portable projector with a built-in 2.1-channel sound system. Now the company has updated the recipe for more defined visuals and more powerful audio output.
Amazon has slashed the price of this compact but powerful sensory star projector in time for Prime Day in October.
The Hisense PX3-Pro proved to be a gaming-focused projector that could also stretch its talents to make it an excellent option for movies. It's brighter, sharper, and handles contrast better than its smaller sibling, the PL2, and it also supports 4K gaming at up to 120Hz.