Buying Guide

Nebula Capsule Max vs Capsule II: Which is Better?

That supports my general rule of thumb with portable projectors: you get what you pay for.

ProductNebula CapsuleNebula Capsule Max
Projection TechnologyDLPDLP
Brightness100 ANSI lumen200 ANSI lumen
Resolution854×480 (16:9)1280×720(16:9, HD)
Operating SystemAndroid 7.1, Download apps in Aptoide TV storeAndroid 8.1, Download apps in Nebula Manager store
Projection Size40-100 in: 100 in @2.87m; 80 in @2.29m; 60 in @1.72m; 40 in @1.14m40-100 in: 100 in @2.87m; 80 in @2.29m; 60 in @1.72m; 40 in @1.14m
Dolby Digital Plus& Speaker1× 5W1× 8W
connectivityHDMI, USB, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and Screen MirroringHDMI,USB,Bluetooth,Wi-Fi,Screen Mirroring
Video Playtimeup to 4 hours in battery modeup to 4 hours in battery mode
FocusManualAutomatic
Keystone CorrectionAuto Vertical+Manual HorizonalAuto Vertical+Manual Horizontal
Selling price$299.99 $469.99
Nebula Capsule Max vs Capsule II

Nebula Capsule Max vs Capsule II What’s Better?

The quality of the Nebula Max and Capsule II is top in the portable projector market. If you can spend the extra $100, then I would definitely pick Capsule II over the Max. 

But if you’re hesitant to pay the full price for a Capsule II, then I think you’ll be happy with the Capsule Max. The Max is capable of putting on a really great movie night or some enhanced big-screen gaming on a PlayStation, Xbox or Nintendo Switch. 

That supports my general rule of thumb with portable projectors: you get what you pay for.

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