Soundcore Nebula P1i Projector Review: New Design, Classic Pitfalls
Not as easy to position as premium options.Soundcore has been having some fun lately. Apparently, bored by designing tiny can-sized projectors like the Nebula Capsule 3, the brand has become much more adventurous in their designs. I've recently tested the Nebula P1 and enormous Nebula X1 Pro, both of which feature pop-out and positionable surround sound speaker options.These are the flagship models, but I've spent the past couple of months with the Nebula P1i, which has those same pop-out speakers in a more budget-friendly bundle.
- ▪Not as easy to position as premium options.Soundcore has been having some fun lately.
- ▪Apparently, bored by designing tiny can-sized projectors like the Nebula Capsule 3, the brand has become much more adventurous in their designs.
- ▪I've recently tested the Nebula P1 and enormous Nebula X1 Pro, both of which feature pop-out and positionable surround sound speaker options.These are the flagship models, but I've spent the past couple of months with the Nebula P1i, which
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Chris HaslamGearJul 27, 2026 5:00 AMReview: Soundcore Nebula P1i ProjectorThis affordable 1080p projector has a genuinely clever fix for bad built-in audio, but its appeal relies on darkness, careful setup, and a nearby socket.Courtesy of Soundcore by AnkerTriangleUpBuy NowMultiple Buying Options Available$369 $289 at Amazon$369 $299 at SoundcoreCommentLoaderSave StorySave this storyCommentLoaderSave StorySave this storyRating:6/10Open rating explainerInformationWIREDThe flippable speakers pack a directional punch. 1080p resolution with 380 ANSI lumens. Google TV with Netflix built-in. Intuitive set-up and smartphone app. Quick autofocus and keystone. Affordable.TIREDLacks a built-in battery. Not quite bright enough for daytime use. Images can look a little soft.
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