The Nebula division of Chinese electronics brand Anker is already famous for its Capsule and Mars portable projectors. Expanding its offerings, the company has recently launched the new Nebula Cosmos series of smart entertainment projectors.

There are two different projectors – Nebula Cosmos and Nebula Cosmos Max. The Cosmos Max is a 4K projector, while Cosmos offers 1080p resolution.

It is probably the only difference between the two (other is the price of course), the rest of the features are the same. Both projectors include an LED bulb instead of a traditional UHP lamp to deliver long-lasting visuals.

One uniqueness of the Cosmos Max to highlight is the Hybrid Log Gamma (HLG) technology. It automatically detects non-HDR content (old DVDs, videos, and live TV broadcasts) and upscales it in real-time for better viewing experience. Both the projectors are currently being crowd-funded on Kickstarter.

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We are detailing features of both the projectors in a table for quick comparison below:

Sr.No Specifications/Features Nebula Cosmos Max Nebula Cosmos 
1 Resolution 3840×2160 1920×1080
2 Brightness 1500 ANSI Lumens 900 ANSI Lumens
3 HDR10 Yes Yes
4 Built-in speakers 4 x 10W 2 x 10W
5 Dolby Digital Plus with 3D audio Yes Yes
6 Size 13.8L x 9.8W x 3.9H inches 11.4L x 7.8W x 3.6H inches
7 Screen size 30-150 inches 30-120 inches
8 Weight 6.6 lbs 3.3 lbs
9 Keystone Correction Vertical + Horizontal ±40-degree Vertical + Horizontal ±40-degree
10 Autofocus Yes Yes
11 Android 9 Yes Yes
12 Amlogic T962X2 CPU with 2GB RAM and 16 GB ROM Yes Yes
13 Airplay Supported Supported
14 Miracast Supported Supported
15 Bluetooth/Wi-Fi Yes Yes
16 Netflix Supported Supported
17 YouTube Supported Supported
18 Spotify Supported Supported
19 HDMI/USB Two of both Two of both
20 Price $1,099 $469

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