Anker’s Soundcore brand just dropped something that feels more like a cinematic event than a gadget: the Nebula X1 Pro. Imagine rolling a 72-pound entertainment powerhouse into your backyard, inflating a 200-inch screen, and watching a movie in full 4K laser glory with surround sound that wraps around you like a warm blanket. That’s the promise of what Soundcore is calling the “world’s first mobile theater station,” and it’s not just hype—it’s a serious leap in outdoor entertainment.

World's First Mobile Theater Station with 4K Laser Projection and 7.1.4 Spatial Sound. Anker/Soundcore 


At its core, the X1 Pro is a triple-laser projector built on a DLP chip, pushing out 3,500 ANSI lumens. Translation: it’s bright enough to handle daylight and vivid enough to make colors pop like fireworks. The visuals stretch up to 300 inches diagonally, with support for Dolby Vision, HDR10, and HLG—industry standards that make your favorite films look richer and more lifelike. Color accuracy hits a Delta E of 0.8 (that’s excellent), and it covers 110% of the Rec.2020 color gamut, which means it’s tuned for cinematic color fidelity.

Unlike traditional 7.1.4 setups that need 20+ cables, this system uses just one power cord at the dock. Each speaker⁴ has an 8-hour built-in battery and a 12-channel RF chip that ensures fast, stable wireless pairing. Anker/Soundcore 


But this isn’t just about pixels and specs—it’s about experience. The inflatable screen, available in 120- or 200-inch sizes, sets up in under five minutes with a battery-powered pump. It’s made of PVC-coated mesh and polyester, designed to stay put even when the wind picks up. Whether it’s a pool party, a backyard birthday, or just a quiet night under the stars, this setup turns any space into a movie theater.

As the first smart projector brand to integrate a 14-element all-glass lens, we deliver optical precision, thermal reliability, and lasting clarity. Anker/Soundcore


Setting up the projector is refreshingly simple thanks to AI-powered image adaptation. It handles autofocus, keystone correction (which fixes distorted images), and even adjusts for wall color and ambient light. There’s a built-in micro gimbal that lets the lens tilt up to 25 degrees, so you don’t have to rearrange your furniture or guests to get the perfect angle.

The 6-blade dynamic iris delivers a native 5,000:1 contrast ratio at its smallest aperture. Working in combination with localized dimming, it dynamically adjusts brightness in a content-adaptive manner to deliver up to 56,000:1 dynamic contrast. Anker/Soundcore


Now, let’s talk sound—because what’s a blockbuster without booming audio? The X1 Pro packs a 7.1.4 surround sound system, which means seven horizontal channels, one subwoofer, and four overhead channels. Two 5.25-inch subwoofers deliver 80 watts each, and the satellite speakers are wireless, weather-resistant, and detachable. They connect via high-bandwidth Wi-Fi, so you can place them wherever you want without worrying about lag. Each speaker runs for up to eight hours and recharges via USB-C or when docked in the main unit.

Delivers 15%10 higher cooling efficiency than air-based systems—keeping core components cooler for longer, and performance is consistently reliable. Anker/Soundcore 


The projector itself doesn’t have a built-in battery, which might seem like a miss—until you realize how much power this beast demands. Instead, Anker offers portable power stations as add-ons. The Solix C1000 gives you over three hours of runtime for $429 (early bird pricing), while the Solix F3000 stretches that to nearly 10 hours for $1,599. Yes, it’s an investment, but it’s one that could redefine how you host, relax, and connect with others.

The 1.67x motorized optical zoom lets you easily adjust the image size to fit any space without moving the projector, all while ensuring lossless visuals. Anker/Soundcore 


Inside, the X1 Pro runs Google TV over Wi-Fi 5, giving you access to Netflix, YouTube, and thousands of other streaming options. You can cast content from your phone or plug in a console via HDMI with just 19 milliseconds of input latency—fast enough for serious gaming. There’s even a karaoke-ready remote with two wireless mics tucked into a top compartment, because why not turn movie night into a sing-along?

With X1 Pro, there's no need for manual adjustments—focus, angle,
use keystone correction, and set the optimal size witth a single click. Anker/Soundcore


The whole system is wrapped in IP43-rated housing, meaning it’s protected against splashes and dust. It’s got wheels and a telescoping handle, so you can roll it like luggage instead of lugging it like gym equipment. At 17 x 13.5 x 30 inches and 72.4 pounds, it’s not small—but it’s built to move.

Upgraded to IEA (Intelligent Environment Adaptation) 5.0 for enhanced sensors, precise controls,and advanced algorithms that enable seamless, intelligent adaptation to any environment. Anker/Soundcore


Launched on Kickstarter, the X1 Pro has already smashed its $500,000 goal. Early bird bundles start at $3,698 for the full setup, with cheaper options if you skip the inflatable screen. Shipping is expected to begin in December, just in time for holiday gatherings and New Year’s Eve blowouts.

Why does this matter now? Because we’re living in a moment where shared experiences—especially outdoors—feel more valuable than ever. Whether you’re looking to elevate your hosting game, create unforgettable family nights, or just escape into a movie under the stars, the X1 Pro offers a new kind of freedom. It’s not just tech—it’s a lifestyle upgrade.

Keep an eye on how this trend evolves. As portable entertainment systems get smarter, brighter, and more immersive, the line between home theater and outdoor adventure is starting to blur. And that’s a show worth watching.

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