I'm STEALING this! - Nebula Cosmos Laser 4K Projector

Projectors are an interesting category as they typically aren't exactly portable, but offer screen sizes way beyond a typical display. Nebula has been changing that and their new Cosmos Laser 4K projector might be defining the space.

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CHAPTERS
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0:00 - Lasers!
0:27 - Unboxing and overview
0:56 - Exterior impressions
1:30 - 4K Streaming Dongle
2:00 - Unboxing continued
2:44 - Portability impressions
3:11 - Projector setup and settings
6:10 - Movie impressions
7:55 - Jono's oopsie
8:20 - Gaming impressions
8:44 - Final thoughts

[Cimlite]

If Linus doesn't steal it. Someone else will. It's the LTT way.

[imark]

I recently spotted an Epson projector that had a cavity to hide your streaming stick I think it's a great idea because the streaming stick is more likely to die or need to be upgraded before the projector will be.

[TheSmileyTek]

Anker has been putting out some decent products. I'm loving my Eufy outdoor security camera. 2K resolution and no monthly cloud fee, like Ring. I'm going all in on Eufy/Anker.

[StuckOnAFireHydrant]

Damn this is a pretty nice projector!

also same with the nostalgia effect. I remember buying the Master Chief collection and playing Halo CE with original graphics and ouch it hurt. I remember the days where me and my brother payed that all the time, the we finished it and we're walking through a bust buy when we saw a used copy of halo 2 and we were like "THERE'S A SECOND ONE?!"

[jakobfindlay]

I agree with Linus an upgradable "brain" to the unit sounds amazing

[kbhasi]

(2:14) I immediately recognised that remote as the Google G10 reference design. I think that makes sense for Nebula as that would allow them to focus more on the design and features of the projector itself, while still being able to compete with Xiaomi and XGIMI by shipping Android. I do like how the Android side of it can be removed and upgraded, as it gives me Framework Laptop and 1990s AIO PC vibes!

(edit: design and features, not just design)

[halfspeaker]

Blind themselves. You outdid yourself Linus!

[bostonjomo]

That "let your kids blind themselves when they're teenagers" was the best joke I've ever heard on LTT

[numberboxgamer]

0:54 that was a genuinely great joke in the context of a tech video lol was not expecting it.

[evancarley]

6:40 I don't know why but over the years Google Assistant has gotten progressively dumber to the point where I am angry every time I try and use it for basic stuff like this. How did the same company turn Google Now into this...

[biggie_tea]

remote needs a nebula button. You know the educative streaming platform. 'Lemme just go watch some nebula on my nebula'

[AdityaTripathi]

It's hard to fathom that just a few years ago, even 480p was a blessing and now this!

[Ballacha]

6:29 linus is such a mega chad he asks google assistant to diss his wife

[AlexandruBauer]

They've been advertising their auto keystone correction and intelligent environment adaptibility on their Kickstarter so I'm struggling to understand why you're doing it all the hard way when placing the projector on the table?

[Insanity_Crow]

$2200? For that price it better come loaded with that neat content to help me go blind.

[GadgetAddict]

I use Google TV and the assistant really isn't very smart.

So often I just give up and use the remote to manually click through things.

[Cleanser]

I'd buy more stuff from LTT store if the thing I ordered beginning of Dec would ship :(

[AFryingPan]

I believe the DLP chip in this is the standard 0.47 inch one. If you didn't need the portability of this one it would be cheaper to get a BenQ 4K projector for about $1000 or less that uses the same DLP chip

But this is good if you really need it to be portable. (Although most of the projectors using this DLP chip are quite light and portable too. They just don't have handles or lasers)

[alyssa]

A one year warranty for something this expensive seems really really wrong to the level of being suspicious.

[alphacompton]

Looks great, I used to be heavy into projectors for almost a decade because of picture quality to screen size value (and 3D movie support when it was a thing) but because of HDR, 120hz gaming and FALD (Full array local dimming) I've moved on to a big Qled 4K TV. I'm still considering this as a backup however because of how good it looks and how it can serve other purposes like a bluetooth speaker as well as upgradability.