But it’s something to consider if such a device isn’t available to you.Īll other Android TV interface features are present and available, from Google Assistant voice controls (via a dedicated remote control button) to next-up panes and app content previews.

You can, of course, still access Netflix in all its glory through an additional device over HDMI, such as an affordable Roku stick. Unfortunately, where other apps support 4K and HDR visuals, the Nebula-specific version of Netflix is regular HD, only. Due to certification issues with Android TV, you’ll need to download the Nebula Manager app to find a specific, compatible version of the Netflix app. The one exception, and it’s an important one, is Netflix. Simply connect your Google credentials to the projector, and within a few minutes of turning on the projector for the first time, you’ll be able to steam from all the top services, be that films and movies from Amazon Prime or taking advantage of the built-in speakers with Spotify.

As well as the aforementioned physical ports, you’ve got Bluetooth and Wi-Fi built in – that last key to support the all-important Android TV interface.Īndroid TV means there is an abundance of streaming apps available straight from the projector, without the need to even connect any streaming sticks, Blu-ray players, consoles or other devices. It’s hard to fault the Anker Nebula Cosmos Max 4K when it comes to connectivity. There’s also a dedicated button for triggering the Android TV voice control helper, Google Assistant. Directional keys, volume controls and a power button are correct and present, but not a couple of handy projector-specific controls, including lamp brightness and auto-focus buttons. Finally, there’s a thin, functional remote.

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