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Nebula Mars 2 review

Posted on September 3, 2019August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Nebula Mars 2 is part of a relatively new subset of projectors made possible by LED lamp tech. It’s a portable, but not micro-size, projector that needs no other piece of technology to function. Built-in wi-fi and a range of apps apps allow you to stream content directly.

However, this projector is not the last word in refinement. Sharpness across the image isn’t 100 per cent consistent, colour is slightly crude and the 300 lumen light source means it works best in a pretty dark room. But for £599, the Mars 2 is immensely likeable, and is plain fun to use.
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