Amazon has cut prices on nine Soundcore Nebula projectors by as much as $700, two weeks ahead of Black Friday on November 27.
Prices start at $299 for the 1080p Nebula P1i, down from $399, and top out at $2,799 for the X1S 4K laser model, down from $3,299. The largest cut in dollars is the X1, now $2,299 from $2,999. The largest in percentage terms are the P1i and the Capsule 3 (now $399.99 from $529.99), each at roughly 25%, just ahead of the X1 at 23%. The rest: the P1 at $699.99 from $799, the Capsule 3 Laser at $649.99 from $749.99, the Mars 3 Air at $519.99 from $599.99, the Mars 3 at $899.99 from $999.99, and the Cosmos 4K SE at $1,099.99 from $1,299.99.
The pairs within the lineup say more than the discounts do. The P1 costs $400 more than the P1i for 650 ANSI lumens (a standard brightness measure) against 380, plus speakers that detach and run wirelessly for up to 20 hours. Neither has a battery, so the "portable" label means portable between outlets. Likewise, the Mars 3 costs $380 more than the Mars 3 Air for 1,000 lumens versus 400, a 40W speaker, up to five hours of battery in Eco mode, and a weather-resistant body.
At the top, the X1S sits $500 above the X1 for up to 6,000 lumens against 3,500. Both offer 4K, Dolby Vision, triple lasers and optical zoom. The extra brightness helps in rooms with some ambient light, at the cost of louder fan noise. For anyone who does not want to spend $2,299, the Cosmos 4K SE offers 4K and Dolby Vision at up to 1,800 lumens, though it also needs a power outlet.
List prices are the only baseline for any of these numbers. A price tracker is the way to confirm that $299 is a real low for the P1i rather than a markdown from an inflated starting point.