Anker thinks this is great Nebula X1 projector And said, “What if that sounds loud?” The result is SoundCore Nebula X1 Pro Combined with Anker’s 4K, 3,500-lumen Google TV Projector with 160W SoundCore speakers, it offers an incredible outdoor entertainment machine.
Marrying these products is not only about stuffing them into the same box. Set the subwoofer to float within the components on a spring-type system to avoid vibrating laser-driven 4K video. To get some sound stage, the 80W soundbar speaker folds on the left and right side of the projector, and the two wireless satellites complete the 7.1.4 surround effect. It even supports Dolby Atmos, a projector itself doesn’t do that, while also offering IP43 protection from light rain and dust, another feature that doesn’t exist on the Nebula X1.
Otherwise, it is equally excellent triple laser mirror, glass lens projector i Tested last month This provides excellent image quality, which is a simple automatic setup thanks to the electric lens and surprisingly portability. Given that this is the average for outdoor use, this will shame many dedicated indoor projectors in terms of brightness and color accuracy. The system can also be used in audio-only Bluetooth speaker mode when not shooting movies.
The SoundCore Nebula X1 Pro will launch on Kickstarter on September 23 ($4,000 to $5,000), just like the Nebula X1 projector. It will then be retailed later around March 2026. The company is also Dedication Have the opportunity to set aside $100 deposit and enjoy a $500 discount.
