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Anker Nebula Mars 3 Air review: A mid-sized portable projector that packs some extra punch

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€ 160.99

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The Nebula Mars 3 Air is one of the best, brightest low-cost portable projectors around, and comes with Google TV streaming

Immersive Outdoor Movies: With 1000 ANSI Lumens brightness, a max screen size of 200 inches, and 1080p resolution, you can enjoy a cinema-level movie experience anywhere. Plus, our powerful AI automatically adjusts screen brightness for the best possible viewing experience. Compatible with Android TV 11.0 to expand your entertainment with 400,000+ movies and shows, and 7000+ apps. Also works with Chromecast and Google to make your movie night easier than ever.

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