If you’re sick of a huge television dominating your living room, Nebula’s Capsule Air TV projector will let you ditch the set while still streaming as much content as you want. The Nebula Capsule Air supports over 30,000 Google Play apps, including Netflix. It’s easy to set up, features 720p resolution, and it’s on sale during Amazon’s Big Spring Sale for $279.99— that’s 30% off the list price of $399.99.
Best of all, this device is fully portable—the size of a soda can—so you can bring it anywhere, and you don’t even have to plug it in. The built-in battery runs for up to two hours, letting you watch a feature-length movie while you’re camping or otherwise away from power outlets.
Our sister site PC Mag took a more in-depth look, and the Capsule Air was awarded their coveted Editors’ Choice award for lightweight mini projectors.
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