"The Anker affiliate just unveiled the 1080p Nebula P1i portable projector that's less than half the price and even more portable, albeit with less brightness. Instead of detachable speakers like the Nebula P1, the P1i's speakers are embedded in the projector and can be flipped open and tilted through 180 degrees. It also lacks the P1's tilting projector body and instead offers a stand that can incline the projector from zero to 12 degrees."
"Though it offers the same 1080p maximum resolution as the Nebula P1, it's a bit less bright at 400 instead of 650 ANSI Lumens. Like the more expensive model, though, it supports autofocus, auto keystone correction and screen fit, which will make setup easy for spontaneous outdoor use. And like other projectors in the Nebula lineup, it supports Google TV so you can stream Netflix, Prime Video, Disney and other apps."
"As a reminder, the projector delivers 3,500 ANSI lumens and an impressive 110 percent coverage of the Rec.2020 HDR color space. The sound system, meanwhile, features a floating subwoofer, 80W soundbar speakers and two wireless satellite speakers for 7.1.4 surround sound. It even supports Dolby Atmos, which the projector on its own doesn't do, while offering IP43 protection from light rain and dust if you want to use it outdoors."
Soundcore introduced the Nebula P1i, a compact 1080p portable projector priced at $369 and arriving in early 2026. The P1i includes embedded speakers that flip open and tilt 180 degrees, and a stand that inclines the unit from zero to 12 degrees. The projector offers 400 ANSI lumens, autofocus, auto keystone correction, and screen fit for easy setup. Google TV is supported for streaming Netflix, Prime Video, Disney and other apps. Soundcore also announced the Nebula X1 Pro, a 3,500-lumen projector integrated with a 160W sound system, Dolby Atmos support, IP43 protection, and a tentative January 20, 2026 launch.
Read at www.engadget.com
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