Save $700 on Anker’s 1080p Nebula Cosmos Smart Laser Projector, back down to $1,000


Amazon is currently offering for the Anker Nebula Cosmos 1080p Laser Projector $999.99 shipped After clipping the on-page coupon, Normally going for $1,700, this marks a 41% discount, or a solid $700 price drop, returning it to the lowest price we’ve ever tracked for this model. This projector also brings Android TV 10.0 with access to Netflix, Amazon Prime and other streaming services thanks to the built-in Chromecast. It can project a screen up to 150-inches with automatic keystone correction, autofocus, screen fit, and eye detection to keep you and your family safe. Projecting up to 2,400 lumens, this laser projector is perfect for family gatherings, whether indoors or out, night or day. Head below for more.

Want to get a projector but also want to save some cash? You might want to pick up the Anker Nebula Apollo Wi-Fi Mini Portable Projector instead $320 After clipping the on-page coupon, Unlike the Cosmos projectors above, here you have a built-in battery which allows you to easily take this projector on the road. It can project up to 100-inch screen at low resolution. You’ll also find touch controls on the top of the projector so you don’t have to use your phone with the Nebula Connect app. While Android TV 7.1 is built-in here as well, you also have an HDMI input for connecting a console or computer.

Be sure to stop by our Home Theater Hub for the latest deals on TVs, projectors, and more. Want to upgrade your TV instead? We’re currently tracking the 55- and 65-inch Hisense Class U6H Series Quantum ULED 4K Smart Google TVs that are marked down $368 And $498 respectively. Delivering the benefits you’d expect of the Google TV ecosystem, including Assistant support and direct access to streaming services, these models also support variable refresh rate technology and carry four HDMI 2.1 ports. The Game Mode Plus metal “bezel-less frame”, Bluetooth connectivity and Dolby Atmos sound along with reducing “input lag, screen jitter and frame tearing”.

Features of the Anker Nebula Cosmos Laser 1080p Projector:

  • Laser-Powered Detail: Illuminate your movies with 2400 ISO lumens of intensity, which is bright enough to see even with the lights on, then watch every pixel pop in 1080p HD quality.
  • Carry Around the House: The ergonomically designed handle allows you to easily carry the Cosmos Laser 1080p to the bedroom or backyard, wherever you want to watch movies.
  • Streaming options galore: Android TV 10.0 lets you watch 400,000+ movies and episodes across 7,000+ apps, so you’ll never run out of content.
  • Hear the difference in 3D: Get lost in the power of AIFI technology, which uses a unique algorithm to maximize the potential of your speakers for a true 3D soundscape. You’ll feel the emotions of the 10W full-range speakers with every intimate whisper and heart-wrenching thump.

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