It is best projector I have ever seen. Picture and sound is amazing. I love it.

Two weeks in and we have loved it! Movie room, bedroom ceiling while in bed, and outside in the early evening with friends and family!

Everyone loves how crisp and clear it is, even in the evening light outdoors, 3500 lumens make a big difference! The Bluetooth speakers are great, though I may try to complement with another speaker with more bass. I also have it set up on a tripod to keep it above the kids heads.

So far, extremely well pleased. I had been running a Cosmos Max for the last 5 years and was very happy with it. When I saw this one advertised online with the increased brightness and programming for ease of set up, I was quick to order for my uses ( often in higher levels of ambient lighting).

The picture and sound are exemplary, of course, and the ease of use and set up is a big aide to frequent and unplanned utilization.
Coupled with the 100 inch shock corded screen offered as an accessory, transport and destination application is facilitated.

I never had a moments trouble from the CosmosMax and I anticipate ( hopefully) the same quality from the Nebula X1 system.

I have to be honest, it takes a lot to make me excited and breathless about new tech. It was much easier as a kid when I got a laptop or upgraded my phone from a T9 touchpad to a smartphone. But lately, not a lot has made me just go "wow." And that's why it was so surprising when I unboxed the Nebula X1, pointed it at my bedroom wall, turned it on, and just went absolutely silent as MAGIC unveiled itself in front of my eyes.The Nebula X1 is an amazing projector, there's no doubt of that. Now before I go further, know that there's a lot of adjectives and features that may mean more to those more tech-savvy than I am that I won't go through. Features like a 14-element all-glass lens, short-to-long throw ratio, 5000:1 native contrast are all things that I think sounds good but I ultimately don't know much about.What I will tell you is how phenomenal the X1 performs. At the first power-on, it automatically figures how the best way to project the screen onto my bedroom wall using AI. A grid was projected onto the wall and I believe a sensor was used to determine how to adjust the image using its gimbal.The X1 stayed cool even after hours of usage too. We watched a couple of movies the first night we had it and the sides of the projectors stayed cool the entire time. It might have something to do with that liquid cooling component. The image is wonderful too. We estimated that it projected an approximately 150" screen onto our bedroom window and it didn't even look grainy. I know that it can handle up to 300" but I don't think I have a surface large enough for it to project that. The image was bright enough to be seen in a well lit room. Turning down the ambient lights made it even better! Dolby Vision is built into this projector and it really shows. Dolby Audio adds more depth to the viewing experience too! The projector has a strong bass and full audio. It really felt like a theater-going experience with that speaker system.The user interface is something that I needed to get used to. Coming from Roku-powered TVs, Google TV is pretty similar at some places, clunkier at others. It took a while to get set up to use Google TV and there's always a strange feeling that it wants personal info to offer something more personalized. Some apps were slow to respond to my controls using the remote but I suspect that it is in part due to it being the first time that I opened it and it will open and navigate more easily on my 2nd or 3rd time using it.Lastly, let's talk about the design. I mean, this is just an absolutely gorgeous device. With its matte black and gray finish, the X1 looks like a professional-grade device. The retractable handle that flushes in with the body of the device just adds more elements of futurism to what is already a pretty futuristic work of art. There are many ways to control it, including the touch controls on top of the projector, the included remote, and the Nebula app.In terms of access, there are several ports that you can use to cast and project content from other devices using the X1. HDMI, USB-c, USB-A, and eARC.So for $3000, is this projector worth the price. YES! Without a doubt, it is worth the price. It is such a high-performing projector with excellent picture quality, sound, usability, and design. The Nebula team should be proud of what they developed. For anyone looking to have outdoor theater experiences or even indoor cinema time, the Nebula X1 is an excellent choice for all your projector needs.HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

Extremely impressed with this. I expected this to be getting grainy like old projectors but this is straight up HD. We have a vaulted ceiling in our house so we project onto it. It is the same quality as our regular HD TV. It's unbelievable. Setup is super simple and even easier if you have Google Home. We watch hockey games, movies, Netflix, even project from our computer and play PS5 on it. Very versatile. It is big though, almost the size of a desktop computer. It has an easy carrying handle though. Overall super happy with this!