Nebula Solar Portable Projector

I didn't think this thing could get so tall! Very light. Very small when all folded up. Works with the projector we bought from Nebula.

I originally purchased a nebula cosmos laser DLP projector with built-in sound. The rainbow effect from the DLP technology was unacceptable and I returned it. The sound was also not great. I ended up replacing it with this projector, the EF 12. The Epson was half the price of the cosmos and by far the superior product. The projector is plenty bright, there is zero rainbow effect,And the sound is outstanding. I really cannot overemphasize how loud and clear the audio is. It blows the nebula away and is half the size. Yes, this projector desperately needs Netflix built-in, but I can’t let that keep me from giving this projector the five stars it deserves. If you are looking for the perfect outdoor projector for movie night, you have found it.

Great portable projector under $1000

This projector was exactly what I needed for my new classroom. Nice and portable and really bright.

Outstanding filter that makes viewing emissions nebula much, much better!

Not only did I receive my portable projector fast it, it also was easy to set up. The picture is amazing and it’s an overall amazing product.

This ecoflow delta I got , is portable and very convenient to use. Also do not forgot to buy solar panel which also help to gain extra free power from the sun. Any parts you need afterward you can order from company website very quickly. They are fast and efficient. I strongly recommend everyone looking into this , also because This is new generation battery you can charge faster and more time than old delta model. Again I will recommend this to my relative if they look for back up power generation device and also solar capacity.

Traveled first year with our RV all the way from Virginia to Colorado…. Boon dock a couple of places and it was darn hot!! No power. We had our portable fan as to minimize RV battery but just could not cool it enough. I have added and upgraded our RV battery since last year. In addition I purchased the ecoflow pro, ecoflow pro extra battery, ecoflow portable generator, and also the ecoflow 400W solar panel. I have tested it out and so far it works pretty darn good. Granted it will provide only 6 hours to power essentials and running one of 2 15k BTU AC. Of course I had to add softstart to the RV AC (very easy install). I plan on buying additional extra battery from ecoflow and of course double capacity to the RV batteries as well. Anyway for a beginner RV’er this solved my problems for cooling without excessive manipulation to the RV power system. I just used the 30A converter to 50 A directly to RV power input…and will power on for at least 6 hrs without the 400w solar and portable generator (haven’t tested generator yet) connected. We will see how it goes this year but so far I am very happy with our ecoflow system. Side note I build solar panel holder with pvc wood as it is light, flexible, and easily transported in RV…set it up so it will take less than 5 min to set up.

I considered the new Bluetti AC500/B300S solar generator and the new EchoFlow Delta 2 portable power station. Both are LIFePO4 chemistry offering good capacity, abundant life cycles and other features. I eventually settled on the EchoFlow and although have not owned it for very long, I have been very pleased with its performance. Several other reviewers have echoed my own thoughts and so I will not repeat them, but my first impressions included that the unit was much smaller and lighter than expected, and that it charged up (from the grid) in no time. Future experiments will include to run my refrigerator, run a portable air conditioner, and so some solar charging (with my two EF 220W solar panels. Will add future content, if allowed. We live in the New Orleans area, so will no doubt have plenty of opportunities to field test our Delta 2. We are also considering buying a second unit in the near future.

I finally had a day with some sun to get out and really test my EcoFlow Next Gen 160W panel. I was pleasantly surprised with the performance and ease of setup. At 11AM EDT (early October) I was able to peak at 130 watts input into my power station. I averaged 125-128 watts until my power station battery approached full when the MPPT slowed down the charging until my station was topped off. This is about 80% efficiency, which is about exactly what one should expect in real-world conditions and good sun. I specifically bought an EcoFlow portable panel, because I'd seen many positive reviews, and they're IP68 rated (waterproof and dust proof). The integrated sun dial was a definite plus as it helped me get the panel set at the optimum orientation to maximize solar input. The storage case is really nice too! I kept the foam padding included from shipping to pad the panel as it folds for storage. I will definitely buy another one of these panels, or a NextGen 220W panel as I expand my portable solar setup.