‘Decent visuals, useful satellite speakers, and handy portability’ — testing the Soundcore Nebula P1, I’ve been impressed how many quality features it offers for its modest price

Soundcore Nebula P1: One-minute review The Soundcore Nebula P1 is a fun product.

It takes some of the cool ideas the brand had with the Nebula X1 and boils them down into a much cheaper projector.

The result is a $799 / £699.99 / AU$1,299.99 1080p projector with a modest 650-lumen output.

This makes it a bit limited, as you’ll need a dark space and can’t shine too big an image.

But for pop-up movie nights and fun little setups in the backyard, it’s up to the task.

It even has slight waterproofing to protect against unforeseen weather.

Its wireless satellite speakers are the Nebula P1’s big party trick, giving it a nice, wide soundstage that most of its competitors simply can’t match.

That said, anyone who already owns a pair of Bluetooth speakers with a stereo mode probably can work something out themselves.

The Nebula P1 is a good package, but it relies on the whole package to drive home that value.

It’s not far off from the Hisense M2 Pro , and the JMGO N1S Pro 4K has seen some sales that put it dangerously close in price to the P1, and both of those have far superior projection.

But where portability and outdoor-worthiness count, the P1 still has an advantage. (Image credit: Future) Soundcore Nebula P1 review: Price & release date Release date: October 2025 Price: $799 / £699 / AU$1,299 The Soundcore Nebula P1 launched in late 2025 with an initial price of $799 / £699 / AU$1,299.

Since then it has seen occasional discounts, which are fairly common for products in this category.

These have lowered it to around $700 several times and gone as low as $639.

Deals like these are worth watching out for, as they’ll save you a considerable amount and help the Nebula P1 stand clear of some of its tougher competition.