I must admit, the moment the new Nebula Cosmos 4K SE landed on my desk, I was very excited. I’ve previously been lucky enough to try out the Nebula Mars 3 Air and loved it, and the Cosmos 4K SE looked like it could easily become my new number one. There’s no doubt that it could be a contender for a spot in our round-up of the best 4K projectors, especially as this particular model has built-in Google Play, which none of the projectors in the current ranking possess.
Because of the Cosmos 4K SE’s portability and impressive-sounding list of features, I began to wonder whether I could realistically replace the TVs in my house with just one projector. I spent a week using the Nebula Cosmos 4K SE instead of my Samsung Smart TV, also testing it out in rooms where I didn’t have any screens to see how efficient it was, and whether it was more or less convenient than having multiple TVs.
