‘Decent visuals, useful satellite speakers, and handy portability’ — testing the Soundcore Nebula P1, I’ve been impressed how many quality features it offers for its modest price
The Soundcore Nebula P1 combines modest projection, a unique wireless sound system, and a portable design to prove a worthy option among serious competition.
The Soundcore Nebula P1 is an affordable projector with built-in wireless satellite speakers, designed for pop-up movie nights and outdoor setups. Priced at $799 / £699 / AU$1,299, it offers 1080p resolution and a modest 650-lumen brightness. Its compact size (4.9 x 5.1 x 11.2 inches / 124 x 130 x 284mm) and lightweight (2.4kg) make it easily portable.
The projector features a gimbal stand and a detachable set of Bluetooth speakers, providing a wide soundstage. With IP33 and IP54 protection, the Nebula P1 can withstand light rain and outdoor conditions. Google TV is integrated, eliminating the need for an external HDMI source. Despite some minor design flaws, such as limited vertical adjustments and potential speaker charging issues, the Nebula P1 delivers decent visuals and useful satellite speakers at a reasonable price point.
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