Nebula Floor Stand for Projectors

Works great for nebula mars projector very stable with one rod. Didn’t try 2 don’t need that tall. Note power supply didn’t fit in base. But was not worried about that since we use it on batteries.

I have a VERY expensive short throw laser projector and my Nebula projector produces a picture that is as crisp, clear, and bright. It is SUPER easy to use, set up, and use in many different spaces. This stand is the perfect stand as well. It is sturdy, easy to use, and weighed perfectly so you never have to worry about it tipping over even with four dogs running around and bumping into it. I would not hesitate to buy this again and again - SO worth every penny.

I wish it had been more obvious that it stores the power supply in the base. I think that would have convinced me to buy it earlier. The only reason I'm not giving it five stars is because it is somewhat difficult to make fine tune adjustments, but overall it's a great stand that is compatible with the cosmos Max power supply.

The base is just barely big enough to house the Hisense C2 Ultra’s power supply. Looks quite handsome and the base is heavy, though given how top heavy the C2 Ultra is it does still make me a little nervous. One downside is that the C2 Ultra base is meant to swivel but can’t really do that without loosening the mounting screw. I could be doing it wrong and it may also be a design flaw of the projector not the base, but mentioning it for other C2 users.

Quality materials but not premium construction. So, this is a great stand, it really is. That said, there are some things I don't like about it. Let's start with the pros. 1. It's easy to assemble. There's a total of 4 pieces if you have it in the highest configuration and 3 pieces for the short configuration. 2. It's simple to adjust (this is both a pro and con). 3. The materials are quality and you can tell it's well manufactured. 4. There's room in the base for a small surge protector or a power cord with an inline transformer. Cons: 1. My biggest complaint is that the Nebula logo on the mounting head doesn't line up with the cable management hole and power supply hole directly to the rear. When paying $150 for a stand, I feel it's these details that contribute to that premium price. With things miss-aligned, It's not premium. 2. I have the Anker NEBULA Cosmos Laser 4K Projector and the power cord won't fit through the tube. Big fail if you ask me. 3. Having a total of 4 pieces is great, however, that limits the adjustability. There's a shot configuration and a tall configuration and nothing in between. I'm fine with this as I'll be leaving mine in the tall configuration but to others, this may be an issue. 4. There's a lack of portability. Tripods are nice because collapsed or not, everything's connected in a way that it can easily be stored in a bag and stowed. This stand has nothing that nicely nests. Once taken apart, there are four loose pieces. Just throwing them into a bag will result in scratches and damage. So if you have the portable Nebula Cosmos Laser 4K, this stand may not be the best if you intend to take the projector all over. 5. I wish there was a bubble level on the mounting head. This would ensure I could start with a level picture and then adjust as needed. 6. With the mounting head being so simple to adjust, it's extremely hard to finely adjust. There's one screw that loosens everything. If you have the angle right but the horizon isn't level, loosening the screw will mean you'll need to reset the angle. The Nebula Cosmos Laser 4K I have is a 10.7 lb projector and it's rather hard to finely adjust with this stand. 7. Best when used on a smooth, hard surface. If you have carpet, this stand isn't as stable as I was hoping it would be. If you have an uneven ground (camping), this stand just won't work. Would I recommend it to a friend? Yes, but I'd want them about the design.