Anker Nebula Capsule Air Review: Little LED Can; It can light a little

ANBULA CAPSULE AIR is the latest company’s display. I have reviewed 3 capsules And the original capsule. Both perform a good performance for a very small thing. The air is afraid of capsule 3, one of my choices The best mobile display devicesBut it is also smaller and cheaper, a reasonable comparison depending on how to plan to use it.

The usual capsule applies to the capsule, as it is not very bright and its image is not very accurate. But this may be a high tape for something that can be the size of the coke. With the presence of Google TV in, it’s a great and portable way to see almost anything, anywhere.

Specifications and such

• accuracy: 720p
• Lumens specifications: 150
• Zoom: no
• The lens transformation: no
• Battery life: Two hours (claim, environmental situation)
• LED LIFE (normal mode): 30,000 hours

Capsule Air is a small display device with small specifications to match. It is 720 pixels when most display devices are 1080 pixels or 4 kg, but there is a built -in battery that should last for about two hours. For something that can be the size of the drinks, everything is fine.

Anker claims to take light out of 150 lomine. I measured 84 in the dedicated position and 102 in the least accurate conference. This is definitely in the same range of other small pocket displays. The original capsule was placed, for comparison, 85 which is actually the same. The difference in the contrast is amazingly good – again, for a small display – at 381: 1. This is twice as much as the original capsule can run and more than some modern, largest and most expensive latitudes.

There is no enlargement or lens shift – no surprise there – but there is an automatic image adjustment that is automatically set if you transfer the display. Anker recommends screen sizes from 30 to 80 inches, mostly because large pictures will be very dark. This, after all, only 85 lameen. While 100 inches possible, the display starts to get a big madness and asks you over and over again to approach the screen. You can still focus the image on that distance. And as long as you do not bother her, it ultimately stops your harassment.

Communications

• HDMI inputs: 1
• USB port: 1 (USB-C)
• Voice: Bluetooth
• Internet: Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz/5 GHz
• far: Background, also app

Despite its small size and the expected use is probably as a mobile flow display, there is an insertion of HDMI to the back. This is great if you want to connect the game controller, for example. It can be multiplied as Bluetooth, and almost one size. It will not be played in a loud loudspeaker, but it looks fit enough if you just want to carry the individual device.

Unlike some portable latitude, Air Capsule Air has a USB-C connection that can charge, and in some cases, it operates the entire display device. If you have a battery bank with 45W (PD2.0), you can increase operation for two hours in ECO mode. If you do not have a battery like this already, then Anker sells one Built at the Treibud base This doubles the time of play and gives the air a small place to sit.

The screw base is included in the box that allows you to tilt the air so that it can width above the place where it sits. There is some bullish throwing, but the bottom of the image is about the height of the capsule. So, if the display device is on the floor and you want the image high on the wall, then this tilt base allows this but at the expense of having to use Keystone correction. This rule also contains a metal loop that allows you to hang the capsule upside down. Ann denied his comment from a hook on one wall to another project. Smart idea, that.

Photo quality comparisons

AAXA M8 Laser Display (suspended review)

Capsoula Enker 3

The capsule 3 is the older and stronger brother in the capsule air. This is what it can spend a little more. AAXA M8 LASER (suspended review) is almost the same air price, but with different design priorities, as you will see. I have connected it to a 1 x 4 distribution amplifier and watched it along with a 1.0 -inch screen.

A much more like capsule than different. They can produce – once all the external “improve” external image settings are turned off – a reasonable image that satisfies viewing. Although the colors are not very accurate, they are close enough due to size and price. The contrast ratios are not amazing, but they are at least as good as many expensive 4K latitudes, fully in size.

So what do you have to spend more on the larger capsule 3? Looking closely than the numbers: 3 brighter in 123 luminists, and its variation in its variation is a little better, at 471: 1. side by side, these differences are hidden. With normal content, does 3 seem brighter and a little brighter? Yes … but hardly. Personally, I think I will go to the air and make the screen a little smaller.

The three are not in any way, but they are significantly larger. It is not that it cannot match the same places, but it has a total of approximately 50 % which can be noticeable in the backpack or wallet. The air is also, even writing these lines, the cheapest 30 %. Although I haven’t reviewed it, the Capsule 3 laser is a little more brighter than either of them, but it is more expensive. This means, yes, the largest capsules are more marginal, but the air works well enough and wins the size and price. For me, the size and the price are a point in the Picot width device.

Meanwhile, AAXA M8 competitive laser is a surprise. I have reviewed some AAXA shows, and although they are usually bright for their size and price, the image quality was not great. M8 laser is violently Absted saturated, almost like cartoon, but the image is very good otherwise. It has a better contrast percentage of 3x capsule air and is much brighter. Even in a natural brightness mode, it puts impressive lumines 343.

I can’t completely say that it wins the capsule, but it is more alternative to specific uses. For one of them, the broadcast options are more limited, including the mobile version, and the standard selection of Netflix. Also, the masses loudly. To get impressive brightness, there are small fans that spin away from their lives, which can distract your attention, depending on how close you are. However, if you definitely need more than one Capsule Air 85 candle and do not mind anything larger, higher and less convenient, the M8 laser is an interesting alternative. I will dive more by our full review soon.

Can? maybe.

Capsule Air is an intelligent development of ANKER’s mobile design. Each generation improves in some way. Do not make mistakes, the air is a faint capsule. But for the price and size, this appears to be a reasonable comparison. I like the base of the tilted tilt and the optional tribewood accessories, although the latter increases the total price slightly. For something to take the camping, or the night of an improvised movie in the basement, however, the impressive transmission of the Air capsule is great.