After a strong presence in the power segment with the SOLIX E10 residential power station, Anker is getting into the entertainment space with two new projectors under its sub-brand Soundcore at CES 2026. One of the projectors caters to entry-level buyers, while the other one is for people seeking a premium cinematic experience. Both feature a portable design, making them flexible options for users.
The first one is the Nebula P1i portable projector, an upgraded version of the earlier P1 projector. It features a flip-open design with adjustable speakers that can be tilted 180 degrees as needed. The projector base sits flat on the surface, and you cannot adjust the projector angle. As noted by Engadget, it now comes with a stand to incline the projector from zero to 12 degrees. With IP43 protection from light rain and dust, the projector can also be used outdoors.
The Nebula P1i retains 1080p resolution but offers lesser brightness at 400 ANSI lumens. It supports autofocus, auto keystone correction, and screen fit for easy setup anywhere. The projector comes with a built-in Google TV that allows you to stream your favorite apps, including Netflix, Prime Video, and Disney. The Nebula P1i costs $369 and is slated to be available in early 2026.
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Soundcore’s second release is the Nebula X1 Pro 4K projector that succeeds the Nebula X1 projector. Dubbed the world’s first mobile theater station with 4K laser projection and 7.1.4 spatial sound, it features a floating subwoofer, 80W soundbar speakers, and two wireless satellite speakers. It even supports Dolby Atmos, which means the sound quality is going to be as impressive as the visuals. The projector offers the same 3500 lumens brightness and reaches 110 percent of the Rec.2020 HDR color space. Its automatic setup with AI spatial adaptation further ensures convenience in different cases.
The Nebula X1 Pro is slated to launch on January 20, 2026, for $4,999; however, you can currently preorder it through the Soundcore official website for a discounted price of $4,499.
Via: Press Release
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